from: POST OFFICE MAIL <woodforestb80@gmail.com>
reply-to: postoffice530@gmail.com
date: Jan 1, 2021, 4:40 PM
subject: POST OFFICE+NEW YEAR BONUS 2021
mailed-by: gmail.com
Welcome to Post Office
1823 W Main St, Louisville, OH 44641, United States
ATTENTION!!!
My Dear I am very Surprise for your continued silence towards your
parcel My greatest supersaturation is this I sent you an email but you
did not reply. On a serious note,you are given 48hrs to comply with
the fee or your parcel will be return to the Authority as unclaimed
fund.
We Are giving two days bonus for the new year 2021 which will last for
two days and the Authority ask us to collect $25usd for the delivering
fee of your parcel. The total amount in Your FUND PAYMENT FILE is
$1,200,000 Million USA Dollars.
Your Registration; GA786GH,
Your Package key Code Number HG52245JH,
Here Is Your Parcel Unlocking CODE(HG52245JH)
Airway Bill
Tracking number
And picture of your parcell will be forwarded to you at once okay
This is the information to send the $25.00 USD here in U.S.A. or you
purchase $25 itune cards or steam wallet cards.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE $25 TO PAY,DO NOT BOTHER
TO CONTACT. I PLEADED.
Receiver’s name.......Billy Wilkins
Receiving Address.......1823 W Main St, Louisville, OH 44641
Amount.......$25
Mtcn......
Immediately you send the $25.00 Dollars we will get your parcel at
your doorstep.
We required you reconfirm the following information below on Email: so
that he can deliver your parcel to you today or tomorrow . Don't
forget to reconfirm your full information to avoid wrong delivery such
as
1. Your Full Name:
2. Address Where You want us to Send Your Cashier Check
3. Cell/Mobile Number:
4. Your ID
THANKS,
Mr Wilson Amos
Foreign Operation Manager Post Office
Post Office Mail
Address: 1823 W Main St, Louisville, OH 44641, United States
OFFICE TEL: +1 262-647-6464 for Text SMS
Email;postoffice530@gmail.com
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