from: xpologistics@post.cz
date: Feb 4, 2023, 12:48 PM
subject: Re: United States Postal Service
mailed-by: email server
signed-by: post.cz
USPS Office of the Consumer Advocate
475 L'Enfant Plaza, SW Room 4012
Washington, DC 20260-2200
United States Postal Service (USPS)
This Is Postal Service Delivery Company ,The management
of this company, wishes to inform you that, we received a parcel
containing an ATM Master Card valued $350.000 (Three Hundred And Fifty
Thousand United States Dollars) for safety delivery to your home
address in
your country, within' the next 48 hrs as soon as we hear back from
you.
This parcel was brought to us this morning by the ATM Card payment
office/United Nation(U.N) as your inheritance/scam victim approved fund to be
delivered to your residential home address without any delay, so
kindly reconfirm the below information, to avoid delivery your ATM
Master Card to a wrong hand.
Full names..............
Parcel owner address...........
Tel...............
Scan Copy of Your International Passport Or Driver's License. We will
register your package and send you the tracking numbers before we
proceed for safety delivery of your package as soon as you reconfirm
the required information's for safety delivery, POST OFFICE is one of
the world's great success stories, the start-up that revolutionized
the delivery of packages and information. In the past 30 years, we've
grown up and grown into a diverse family of companies as POST OFFICE
that's bigger, stronger, better than ever.
United States Postal Service
William Johnson
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William Johnson - USPS - xpologistics@post.cz
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