from: Mrs, Vivian Douglas <mrs.viviandouglas16@gmail.com>
date: Nov 16, 2020, 2:54 PM
subject: Urgent Attention!
mailed-by: gmail.com
Urgent Attention!
I write to inform you that DHL courier express is about to start
coming to deliver your package but they persist that you must pay they
delivery charge of $155 before the DHL international diplomatic agent
will proceed to your place.
I'm trying to raise all the money for the delivery charge but it's
still remain $50, so try to send the remaining balance of $50 today so
we can finalize everything once and for all to enable you receive your
fund ok.
Send it via western union or Money Gram with below information.
Receiver name HARDIM KARIMU
Country Benin Republic
City Cotonou
Phone Number +229 66729993
Address Rue du Gouverneur Bayol,P.O. box:01 B.P. 1820
Cotonou – Bénin.
Get back to me with the payment details once you send the remaining
balance of $50 ok.
Regards
Ms. Vivian Douglas
mrs.viviandouglas16@gmail.com
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