from: Fedex Agent <fedexagent24@gmail.com>
reply-to: edwindennard400@aol.com
date: Apr 19, 2021, 8:09 PM
subject: DEAR BENEFICIARY...
mailed-by: gmail.com
It's my pleasure to inform you that I left my Country yesterday with your (ATM VISA CARD) valued sum of$6.2million usd only). and I have been trying to reach you on your Email for a couple of hours now, just to inform you about my successful arrival in Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport with your (ATM VISA CARD) valued sum of $6.2Million USD. Which I was instructed by Our FEDEX COURIER DELIVERY COMPANY to deliver it to your home address. I'M under custom custody over there now.
Now, you need to email me and make sure you fill this information one more time to enable me to deliver your(ATM VISA CARD),
to the right living home address as soon as you receive this email.
Kindly contact him on this line : +1(585) 257-6085 Or fedexagent24@gmail.com
Fill below gaps correct and completely and forward it back.
1. Your Full Names:....................
2. Home Address:.....................
3. City:........................
4. State:.......................
5. County:.....................
6. Phone Number:.......................
7. Cell Numbers:.......................
8. Valid Email Address:......................
Send the requested information above so that i can proceed.to Your airport authorities are there asking me many harassment questions. I need your
immediate text or call to me and please make sure you fill this information correctly so that I will be on my way to your house address once I get done
with them.
Regards
Mr.Edwin Dennard.
Dispatching Agent of Fedex delivery company
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