from: Dr. Peter Nash <firstbankfirstbank698@gmail.com>
reply-to: unn955971@gmail.com
date: Jan 16, 2022, 6:10 AM
subject: ABOUT THE DELIVERY OF YOU ATM MASTER CARD.
mailed-by: gmail.com
RE: ABOUT THE DELIVERY OF YOU ATM MASTER CARD.
Good day!!!
I have been waiting for you since to contact me for your Cash Fund of $4.2 Million Dollars but I did not hear from you since then therefore because of the impossibility of your fund transfer through Western Union and MoneyGram Office, I have credited your total sum of $4.2 Million into an ATM VISA CARD and I went and registered the ATM CARD with FedEx Express Company for safety purpose meanwhile you are advice to contact the FedEx Express company with your delivery address.
Note: I have paid for the shipping fee except their security keeping charge of $50 which I wanted to pay them but they said no because they don't know when you will contact them in case of demurrage. So you are to pay the security keeping charge of $50.00usd as soon as you contact them.
The following is the Contact Information of the FedEx Express Customer Service Director Mr. Jayson Ahern, Email Address online: Contact them today and also send them the security official keeping charge to avoid increase of their fees and let me know once you receive your ATM card.
Just all you need to do is to visit Walgreen or any store close to you and request for Google play gift card / Steam wallet card, iTunes card is also accepted in the amount of $50, pay the $50 to them and they'll give you a voucher of the Google play gift card/ steam Wallet gift Card or iTunes Gift card. Scratch off the seal and send me a copy of the gift card.
Please I advice you to reconfirm your delivery address and forward to the FedEx Express for immediate delivery:
(1) Your full name
(2) Your delivery address
(3) Your direct phone number, So that they will deliver your ATM Card
to your home address immediately.
Like I said earlier I have paid for the shipping fee except their security keeping fee of $50 USD only you pay this as soon as you contact them.
Here is the FedEx Express Contact Email to avoid wrong contact: I wish you good luck.
Regards
Dr. Peter Nash.
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