from: serviceemsexpress@gmail.com
reply-to: serviceemsexpress@gmail.com
date: Nov 27, 2020, 2:15 PM
subject: I have successful arrived in your Country Airport
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Attn : Dear Beneficiary ,
I’m United Nation Eco-was Diplomat Mr.Fred Wilson, I have been trying to reach you on your telephone about an hour now just to inform you about my successful arrival in your Country Airport with your two boxes of consignment worth of Us$4.5Million Dollars which I have been instructed by United Nation Ecowas Benin Republic branch to be delivered to you.
The Airport authority demanded for all the legal backup papers to prove to them that the fund is no way related with drug nor fraud money, I have presented the papers I handed it over to them and they are very much pleased with the paper’s I presented but the only thing that is still keeping me here is the Airport Delivery Yellow Tag Certificate which is not placed on the boxes, one of the Airport Authority has advise that we get the Delivery Tag so that I can excite the airport immediately and make my delivery successful.
I try to reason with them and they stated the Delivery Yellow Tag will cost us just $105 Dollars only to get the two tag placed on the boxes as that Tag will enable me get to your house successfully without any interference, they scanned the boxes and found out that the fund is 100 % spend able and accepted by any bank in the whole world.
Please try and reach me now, as I can not afford to spend more time here due to other delivery I have to take care of here and other countries. I will provide you the papers backing the funds together with my ID CARD as I can accompany you to your bank were you will deposit the fund successfully with these papers. I have i more vital paper with me but I can only present you the hard copy when I reach your house as that it is the diplomatic rules, such as authorization to deliver.
You can direct the Tag Fee to our Head Office in Benin Republic as they will get it here for you and they are entitled to receive and make any payment to foreign countries authority. get back to me in this email: ( dip.fredwilson01@diplomats.com )
Here is the information to send it to through Money Gram or RIA Money Transfer and try to write the names correctly when sending it now .
Receiver Name : HAMZA DANJUMA
Receiver Country : BENIN REPUBLIC
City : COTONOU
Address : BP 175 MIDOMBO AKPAKPA COTONOU
Amount : Us$105.00 Only
Sender Name :.....................
Reference Number:...............
Am waiting to hear from you quickly to avoid delaying and you can reach me with this my international roaming number +44 7441440045 by call or text .
Best Regards,
Mr.Fred Wilson.
Diplomatic Agent.
Email : dip.fredwilson01@diplomats.com .
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