from: Mr. Brian Mcclatchey <josefson93@gmail.com>
reply-to: murrayvicky040@gmail.com
date: Apr 17, 2023, 7:41 PM
subject: Attn:Dear ATM VISA CARD Owner.......Read
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Attn:Dear ATM VISA CARD Owner.......Read
I, Mr. Brian Mcclatchey, is hereby announcing to you that your ATM
VISA CARD worth $9.5 Million received at FedEx company since last
week April (2023) from Benin Republic government authorities and Every
necessary fees/charges has been paid by senders except $50.00 for CCC
custom clearance certificate but a Lady Mr. Jeffrey Herselius came
forward and claimed you sent her to claim your $9.5 Million because
you are sick and been in the hospital ,that you are having kidney
problem in a process of surgery as it's now .
Did you order her to pay for Custom Clearance Certificate (CCC) to
claim your fund ATM VISA CARD ? Also be informed that we came to an
agreement with the U.S Custom Authority at FedEx company Washington,
DC, USA Int'l Airport NYC that you will send $50.00 latest today.
This is to bring to your notice that we have just been informed
through secrete source that the U.S Custom Authority at Carefully
FedEx company Washington, DC, USA are making arrangement to have your
contract fund wired into the Bank account of Mr. Jeffrey Herselius,
the lady that contacted them, earlier and presented some
documentations evidencing your claim purported to have being signed
personally by you for the release of your contract fund to her, since
you have chose to ignore their messages and refuse to pay the required
$50 for Custom Clearance Certificate charges as imposed, despite the
advise we gave to you.
I want to personally assure you once again that you will have every
course to smile and be happy upon conclusion of this project, as we
will continue monitoring all your services with them at all level as
well as your correspondence, until you have received your ATM VISA
CARD accordingly. As a LEGAL OWNER, we are here to protect your
interest and that is the reason why we are doing all we can to make
sure all goes well, this is a huge amount of money which we don't wish
for you to lose.
We understand that the imposed fee might be too much for you to pay so
to further make things easier for you, we have discussed with the U.S
Custom Authority at Carefully FedEx company Washington, DC, USA
pleaded on your behalf for them to give you the grace of sending half
of the charges $50 for now after which the Diplomatic Agent makes the
delivery of your ATM VISA CARD to you then once you receive your fund,
you can then pay the balance of$50 ,
All we want you to do right now is to send the half of the money with
the name listed below so we can forward it to Benin Republic Customs
authority to help us bobtail the Custom Clearance Certificate and the
diplomat will make the delivery to your home address today
send it through Ria or western union or money gram or iTunes Gift Card
or Steam gift card or ebay card
Receiver's Data / information:
Receivers Name: JAMES OBA
Country: Benin Republic
City : Cotonou
Text Question: Urgent
Answer: Urgent
Amount: $50
Sender s Name...
MTCN#...
Contact us right away and let me know when you send half of the
charges as we discussed with them to enable them route your fund to
you with immediate effect. This is a life time opportunity and we will
advise you take advantage of it, before it is too late to do so.
God bless you!
Thanks.
Yours in service,
Best Regards,
Mr. Brian Mcclatchey
BADGE –3111 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20010, United States
Washington, DC, 20535
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