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Steven Wigan - officboffice1@gmail.com

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from: Mr. Steven Wigans <aah91422@pop16.odn.ne.jp> via gmail.com
reply-to: officboffice1@gmail.com
date: Mar 4, 2026, 2:47 AM
subject: YOUR URGENT RESPOND IS HIGHLY NEEDED,
mailed-by: gmail.com

I wish to inform you that i have registered your ATM Master Caed with the DHL COURIER COMPANY, the ATM Master Caed values $4.8 million dollars and the delivery charges has been paid, but I did not pay for their official Security keeping fees since they refused to collect, and their Reasons was because they do not? know exactly when you are going to contact DHL COURIER COMPANY, the Official Security keeping fee is $45 dollars per a day.

I deposited it yesterday beaning March 3 2026 the keeping fee is the only money you are going to pay to the DHL , so kindly contact DHL COURIER COMPANY immediately? to avoid increase of their keeping fee Contact Mr.George Gilbert DHL Courier Company Director and ask him how you can send the Official Security keeping fees to Them, The Official Security Keeping fees is $45 per day.

Below is their Contact Information's,
Contact Person: Dr.George Gilbert DHL DIRECTOR GENERAL
CONTACT him on WhatsApp +229=5616=9854
So contact him now on this Email Address :( dhl88courircomp@firemail.de )

Kindly reconfirm your full information's for the delivering of your package such as,

Your Full Name...........
Your Home Address........
Your Country.......
Your current Phone Numbers........
Your personal identification........
Your Occupation.....

Best Regard
Mr. Steven Wigan
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