from: Frank Williams <frankwilliams.18000@gmail.com>
reply-to: infooffice91@aol.com
date: Sep 3, 2021, 6:05 AM
subject: Your ATM CARD Valued $7.6 Million USD With Tracking Number
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Friend ,
It has been long we communicate last, am so sorry for the delay, I
want to Inform you that your ATM CARD Valued Seven Million, Six
Hundred Thousand United States Dollars ($7.6 million USD) Which my
boss asked me to mail to you as soon as you requested for it, is still
with me.
But due to some minute issue you fails to respond at the Appropriate
time, and presently the ATM CARD is with me here in BENIN REPUBLIC.
Though i had a new contact from a friend of mine who works with one
security company at BENIN REPUBLIC that will deliver your ATM CARD at
your door step with a cheaper rate, which the company said that it
will cost you only the sum of $97 usd, So you have to Contact them and
register with them now.
Only what you will Contact them and send your full information such as:
Your Full Name;
Country;
Your directer phone Number;
Home or Office Address;
NEAREST AIRPORT TO YOU;
To Avoid wrong Delivery,You should also tell the Company to give you
the Information and how you will send them the Delivery fee ($97 usd)
Immediately you Contact them before the ATM CARD Valued Seven Million,
Six Hundred Thousand United States Dollars ($7.6 million USD) will be
delivered to your Door step.
Below is the Courier Company contact address: IMPEX SECURITY COMPANY
PERSON: REV THOMAS KELLY,
EMAIL: ( infimpex@hotmail.com )
PHONE:+229 65 966 179
Please do get back to me as soon as you have contacted the security
company as I have submitted your ATM CARD to them for immediately
dispatcher and tracking reference number will be giving to you in my
next message once you pay the fee of $97.
Thank you.
Frank Williams
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