from: Raymond Jackson <raymondjackson19766@gmail.com>
reply-to: raymondjackson19766@gmail.com
date: Sep 3, 2025, 1:03 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Interim Head of Inspection Luggage/Baggage
San Francisco Airport
Ca 94128, USA.
Call /text +1 917-271-9433
Attention:
Thank you for your urgent response, Having gone through your mail, I understood your grievances. Most of the time the people you are dealing with might not tell you the truth and why your consignment is been delayed, I am assuring you my commitment on this, as the Interim Head of Inspection, i will do all that is possible to make sure your consignment is been delivered to your destination address. The truth about the delay is because you needed to pay for non- non-inspection fee which is USD$3,950 dollars. Once this is paid, within 48hrs, your consignment will be enrouted to your destination address.
Note: You are advised to reconfirm your Home address, phone number, and a copy of your identification. You can also call the above number or Whatsapp, even SMS. I will reply to you immediately.
You have to get back to me with the requested information so I can submit and start up with the process.
Thank you.
YOURS FAITHFULLY,
Mr. Raymond Jackson
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