from: Paul Kelven <jme2@eircom.net>
reply-to: Paul Kelven <paulkelven@aol.com>
date: Jun 8, 2020, 12:41 PM
subject: Good day
mailed-by: eircom.net
Good day, Please let this be secret between us, so that i will not lose my job, because if the Comptroller knows that i revealed this to you, i will lose my job automatically.
I am Mr Paul Kelvin from CPB Office Louisiana, I write to inform you that Custom & Border Protection have sealed plan to move your package to the Treasury Department which will lead to permanent forfeiture of your $12.5 million compensation fund.
This is because corona virus pandemic have collapsed the economy & every country is going on global recession which impose risk in all uncleared/unclaimed consignment. It is pertinent to note that packages that are not cleared within 7 days from now will be permanently waived & forfeited & will be turned to Government treasure. The only possible solution to your fund now is the waiver certificate which will be an estoppel to CBP from further forfeiture of your package. To secure the waiver certificate, kindly send your full name, phone number & delivery address so that it will be used to fill the waiver form today. As soon as your details is received, i shall proceed to secure the necessary papers immediately & deliver your consignment without delay.
Email paulkelven@aol.com
Phone +1 985-214-3789
Thank You.
Paul Kelven
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