from: MR TONY JOHNSON <mrtonyjohnson859@gmail.com>
date: Feb 1, 2021, 7:00 PM
subject: Attn:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn:
This is to inform you that the atm visa card you suppose to received
2020 there is some tracking number you received while we late
confirmed that the tracking number is not your own.
Now I Mr. Tony Johnson is here is my number +1 253 499 5215 I am right
now in DHL office in John Kennedy International Airport in America, so
I want you to reconfirmed your correct house address for your
successful delivery and avoid mistake again, I want deliver the
package by myself and avoid problem.
The only charge you will pay now as your reconfirming your address to
me is 100$ and no more charge, therefore try as soon as possible you
received this massage and get back to me with the need information.
Thank you very much for your urgent responding
Your full name..............
Your house address ..............
Your direct phone number ...................
Your occupation ....................
Your country's name ................
Your age ...................
Best regards.
Mr TONY JOHNSON
E-Mail ( mrtonyjohnson859@gmail.com )
Phone: +1 253 499 5215
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