from: AIRPORT AUTHORITY <officesfiles1@gmail.com>
reply-to: info_airport_authority@mail2world.com
date: Jul 26, 2020, 2:37 PM
subject: YOUR CONSIGNMENT PACKAGE WILL FINALLY DIVERT ON (3RD AUGUST 2020)
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention:Owner of this Consignment package,
This is officially remind you today that your consignment box which
was held in our vault facility custody here at Orlando International
Airport Fl, will finally divert to the U.S Treasury account which
presented below due to your inability to pay the demur-rage bills to
complete the delivery of your consignment box valued $10.5Million USA
Dollars.
Your Consignment fund will finally divert to below account details on
7th August 2020 based on instruction received from the Chief Aviation
Officer Orlando International Airport Fl,
Meanwhile, if you do not want your consignment box to experience
diversion as stated by the Air-port Authority, urgent answer this
message immediately with the demurrage fee $450.00, through Walmart to
Walmart,to claim your consignment from our vault facility custody
within 24hours .
Receiver's Name: Kathleen Borski
Address: 5512 Eagle Dr. Fort Pierce, FL 34951 USA
Amount:$450.00
Be well informed that after the stipulated time given your consignment
box valued $10.5M should cancel and divert to the U.S.A Treasury
account as unclaimed consignment fund.
Below is the Treasure Account details where to divert your Consignment
package as an unclaimed fund.
Bank Name: USBANK
Bank Address: 124 North Broad Street, Thomasville, GA
ABA: 103000017 (all other)
ABA: 026009593 (International)
Acct number: 1355010685
Routing No#: 124103799
Account Holder: U.S.A Treasury Investments Income
Your,s in Services
Mr.Phil Brown,
Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA)
and Orlando International Airport (MCO)
Telephone: 762-435-4252
Email: info_authority@citromail.hu
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