from: Mr.Robert Gode <jw1994653@gmail.com>
reply-to: robertgodec635@gmail.com
date: Aug 17, 2021, 4:46 AM
subject: Waiting to Hear from you Today
mailed-by: gmail.com
HELLO, sir/mad.
Noticed, I was in Ware house office today to take some boxes for
delivery and i saw your name change from your consignment in warehouse
and the address is change to another address below: and on the boxes
the Name and address is not you, You can Reconfirm them below: IF
ANY OF YOUR FAMILY MEMBER YOU AUTHORIZE TO CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS. HERE
IN AMERICA NC USA.
You can see the address below to know if your the one Authorize this
MRS. KEITH RONALD Address: 4339 W. Farmington Rd.Hanna City, IL.
61536.Illinois, USA, and i remember i was to make the delivery when
you were introduced to me by the minister for finance YOUR DIPLOMAT TO
FLY WITH OUR COMPANY before but the diplomat did not meet up the time
schedule..
All You are to do is to contact me immediately you receive this
message let me know what to do now i am in warehouse office Remember
we only work here with time, everything need to be done once and for
all. this lady is fraud lady she wanted to claim this Consignment if
not by GRACE OF God she have stolen this boxes by changing your name
and address: Reconfirm to me your address so that i will meet the
warehouse manager to speak with him.
Waiting to Hear from you Today. MY E-MAIL TO RESPONSE BELOW.E-mail:
robertgodec635@gmail.com
BEST REGARDS
Robert Gode.
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