from: FedEx Express Services <tonyelumeluchairman@gmail.com>
reply-to: deliveryservice1932@hotmail.com
date: Sep 13, 2025, 12:38 PM
subject: FedEx Nigeria Head Office
mailed-by: gmail.com
FedEx Nigeria Head Office
70 International Airport Road
Mafoluku, Lagos
Telephone- +234-915-580-6859
Date: 9/13/2025
Attention Please,
The Customs and Border Protection Intercepted your parcel ATM Card packaged, after DUE X-Ray-screening of your Parcel, The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) said that they have cross-checked all your Legal Documentations on HARD Copies contained in Package with your parcel Value of $27 MILLION USD and demanding $105 for Customs and Border Protection Intercepted Release Clearance fee.
This is In-Conjunction with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Department of the Treasury administers and enforces economic and trade sanctions based on “Legal ACT of Transact” Guiding World Bank Financial System Group,(WBG) in Agreement with International Monetary Fund (IMF),I wait your Immediate Provision as Required to enable the Customs and Border Protection Grant us the Final Release Order Passage of your Parcel.
we wait for you to send the fee so that we will register your bank draft and issue you the tracking number and go ahead with delivery to your doorstep. below is our information for you to send the payment $105 through Gift card (Google Play card, iTunes Gift card) or Bitcoin Wallet:
For mutual advice please call or text message on Tel: +234-915-580-6859.
Waiting to receive your e-mail, please reply to this email ID (file2363@gmail.com)
Yours affectionately.
Mr. Frank Uba
Dispatch Manager FedEx Courier
for the Ikeja branch manager
FedEx Express Services Lagos -Nigeria
Telephone- +234-915-580-6859
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