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from: cynthia4 rose <cynthia4rose@gmail.com>
date: Jul 7, 2020, 3:38 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention Dear Beneficiary,

This is to notify you that the diplomatic agent with description number FedEx/2019/112866 conveying your consignment box worth $10.5 Million Dollars {ten million, five hundred Dollars} all the way from land of peace, Republic of Benin have successfully arrive your country, you are hereby advise to contact her with your following
information because she has to be sure that you are the rightful owner of the package before proceeding to your home address

Name...................
Occupation...................
Gender.........................
Cell Number.......................
Home Address.........................

Nearest Airport to Land and also attach her your identity card or driver license to avoid wrong delivery. you have to note her the information
on this her email address

Name............Cynthia Joy
Email Address..................( cynthia4rose@gmail.com )
Box color...........Silver
Box Reference Number.............#xv235678hj

N/b. you have to keep the content of the box by yourself to avoid
diverting your funds,

Good Luck
Rev. John Innocent
+229-694-608-55.
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