from: Chief Airport Security Agency <morgandaniel7777@gmail.com>
reply-to: santiagomendezvigo9@gmail.com
date: Mar 23, 2020, 1:43 PM
subject: RE: ABANDONED FUND ON YOUR NAME,@ Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport...
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Attention: Mr
Am sorry for delaying in re-sending the message sir,
I am detective clerk, Chief Airport Security Agency, Madrid Spain.
I hereby wish to inform you that we have recovered your inheritance
payment/consignment (box) from criminal who is trying to redirect the
delivery of your consignment to another address which totally
different from yours, this criminal stated that you are aware of
changing the delivery address to another destination and we decided to
confirm from you if you permitted him to redirect the delivery of your
consignment to another destination or not before we can release him
with your consignment.
Please are you aware of changing the delivery of your consignment
(box) to another destination?
NOTE: this consignment (box) retrieved from the criminal during our
last routine inspection and suspected to be banking instruments worth
millions of euros notes in cash as indicated on the consignment
papers.
Reply immediately we want to know if you authorized him to change the
delivery of your consignment/box to another destination.
Get back to me through my private email i.d ( santiagomendezvigo9@gmail.com )
Yours in service,
Detective Clerk,
Chief Airport Security Agency,
Madrid Spain.
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