from: United Nations Delivery <josephtinkasimire86@gmail.com>
reply-to: deliveryuspservice@gmail.com
date: Aug 9, 2025, 5:17 PM
subject: President has approved the release of your fund ($60m)
mailed-by: gmail.com
President has approved the release of your fund ($60m)
Am Ms. Kirstine Damkjær, the head of United Nations Delivery Services. I was CEO of the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark and Principal Portfolio Manager at the World Bank without failing anyone. The tactics behind all my successful deliveries is securing a guarantee letter to accompany delivery before embarking on the delivery which i have done in your case.
Cost for all papers regarding the delivery has been taken care of and We are mandated to carry out the task this Month and failure to comply will result in loss of fund.You are only to pay for shipping cost.
We have secured a guarantee letter from the High Court which states that this delivery will never cost you anything else other than the shipping cost. Court has undertaken to take care of anything that may come up after shipping costs, in case any. So It is 100% certain that you are receiving your fund this time.
Instruction has been passed to all security agencies to allow the delivery.
After our meeting today, it was decided that cash will be sent to you but you still have the opportunity to choose between cash, ATMcard, or online Bank.
So confirm this information. Your full name, home address, phone number and I.d number.
The tracking number to monitor your package will be given to you upon confirmation of the information in order for you to confirm this before you can make the payment.
However, you are to choose from the given cut down delivery plans stated below due to ongoing Bonanza and your package will be delivered to you within the stipulated time frame.
24 hours----- $300
48 hours---- $250
72 hours ----$150
7 days-----$50
You are to pay the delivery fee accordingly through Western Union, Moneygram, world remit or Ria or Gift card (iTune, eBay, Nordstrom, steam wallet) or bitcoin being the fastest way to get this done especially when you choose a 24hours delivery plan. Note: You are sending the chosen fee once you confirm the tracking details of your fund and not when you receive your package otherwise it will be pending.
Please if you cannot pay it, then you don't have to reply back.
Yours in service,
Ms. Kirstine Damkjær
deliveryuspservice@gmail.com
+1 251 298 5430( Text only)
Thanks
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