from: Mr. Emma Eziamaka <tonyude20@yahoo.com>
reply-to: dhlcdhlc40@yahoo.com
date: Mar 16, 2021, 4:35 PM
subject: Attn:Beneficiary
mailed-by: yahoo.com
Attn:Beneficiary,
We the Board Directors, Bank of African (BOA) wish to congratulate and inform you that we have reviewed all the obstacles and problems surrounding the transfer of your (USD$3.500,000.00) and your inability to meet up with some charges levied against you due to the past transfer options, We the Board Directors, Bank of African(BOA) has ordered our Foreign Payment Remittance Unit to issue you a corporate Visa Card where your payment has been be uploaded, and today your corporate Visa Card has been registered with DHL Courier Service for delivery to you.
For your information, the delivery charge has been paid and they were supposed to have shipped your packaged Visa Card but they insisted that you must re-confirm to them your current delivery address to ensure accurate delivery.
Most important, due to the content of the package, DHL Courier Service mandated that before your package will be shipped, A Clearance Certificate must be obtained according to the New Customs Creed and the essence of such document is to ensure a hitch-free delivery of your corporate Visa Card to your door step, and the amount is $250.00 dollars.
You are required to contact the DHL with full contact details as listed below:
1.Your Full Names:
2.Delivery Address:
3.Your Telephone Number:
4.A Copy of your Picture:
Mr. John Brown
Email:dhlcdhlc40@yahoo.com
Please hurry now as your package might insures demurrages if it stays more than 3 days with DHL Service
Yours Sincerely
Mr. Emma Eziamaka.
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