from: Mark Edward <edmark.un.deliveryagent@gmail.com>
date: Feb 10, 2020, 3:49 PM
subject: To Your Urgent Attention:
mailed-by: gmail.com
I received your information regarding the delivery of your boxed of consignment which I assigned to deliver to you from United Nations. I successfully arrived at Los Angeles International Airport California USA, with your package and I will be on my way to deliver your package to your personal collection today, so make sure you will be at home to receive your consignment box and sign my delivering paper. And if you will not be at home, quickly contact me and let me know when you will be at home, because your package is registered as family treasure, with express special delivering to your home, you must be at home to receive your package and sign it as the rightful beneficiary.
The Airport Authority demanded for all the legal back up papers to prove to them that the fund is no way related with drug nor fraud money, I have presented all the papers works to customs service and they are very much pleased with the papers, but the only delay am having right now is (I.D.A.P) International Deliver Access Permit Certificate label on the body, so, this is the reasons why Airport Authority started asking to know why you did not obtain the (I.D.A.P) International Deliver Access Permit Certificate from the Fund Origin, one of the Airport Authority has advise that we get the International Deliver Access Permit Certificate so that I can exit the airport immediately and make my delivery successful to you.
I try to reason with them and they stated that, the International Deliver Access Permit Certificate will cost you just US$270 Dollars only to get the documents placed on the packages from States Origin of your package, as that documents will enable me have your Boxed-Money deliver to you successfully today. Please try as much as you can to reach me immediately you get this email, as I cannot afford to spend much time here.
Kindly send the fee through this USPS or FedEx Money Order payment information below;
Recipient Name: Francisco M Gatdula
Address: 7767 Cobble Creek DrCorona, CA 92880, USA
Send the $270 through USPS of FedEx
Your prompt response is appreciated
Yours in services
Mr. Mark Edward
Tel: +1(213)788-5411
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