from: peter smith <peter-smith102@outlook.com>
date: Jun 26, 2020, 6:12 AM
subject: Re: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention
This is to let you know that the presidency have ordered the immediate payment of 50% to all contractors whose payment has been pending due to one thing or another. you are to get back to me because we have been given only 7 banking days to make sure you and other contractors whose payment has been pending to receive 50% as soon as possible without any upfront payment.
You are to get back to me with your preferable means of receiving so we can process and make sure you receive your payment before the new government comes to power.
We can transfer to you if you prefer bank to bank transfer or we can load all in an ATM and send it dawn to you, also we can send the money by cash to you by using the only trusted courier service by name APEX DELIVERY services, they can deliver the money to your house by cash without any stoppage because they have the licence, i look forward to receive your response so we can commence the process immediately.
Regards,
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