from: Williams Moore <williamsmoore214@gmail.com>
date: Jan 24, 2021, 12:52 AM
subject: YOUR PAYMENT ENTITLEMENT HAS BEEN APPROVED
mailed-by: gmail.com
Greetings.
Your payment entitlement has been officially approved after all the satisfactory evidence of proof shown in your payment file, and in pursuance of our vision of excellence, The British financial service approved payment to you since our records has shown the authenticity of your claim for this funds and our intelligence payment monitoring network also confirmed that your payment have been held up by a few corrupt officials who have been demanding numerous fees from you to conclude this transaction.
Based on the above, the payment will be delivered to you in cash by a diplomat attached to the British consulate in your country. This arrangement comes to you with a favorable condition of no upfront payment in advance except payment of 1,500 dollars on his arrival at your local airport to enable him obtain a diplomatic immunity non inspection tag from our home office which will enable him move the box out of the airports without inspection by any federal agencies, this fee will be sent to the Diplomatic immunity agents on your confirmation of his arrival at your local airport.
Kindly provide us with your doorstep address to enable him make deliveries to you as soon as he is out from the airport.
You are also required to provide us with your telephone number and your local airport telephone numbers to enable us to put in place a security arrangement on ground before his arrival.
The diplomats telephone number will be sent to you on your acceptance to this arrangement for normal formalities between both of you before his departure.
Congratulations.
Thank you for your anticipated cooperation.
Yours sincerely
Williams Moore
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