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from: Goodlucky Johnson <goodluckyjohnson8@gmail.com>
date: Apr 15, 2023, 3:05 PM
subject: Your package worth $14.5 has arrived.
mailed-by: gmail.com

(Attn; Dear Beneficiary,

Please your urgent Attention is needed, we wish to inform you that our
Diplomatic agent conveying your consignment box valued the sum of
$14.5 Million United States Dollars misplaced your address, we
required you Reconfirm the following information’s below so that he
can deliver your Consignment box to you today and return immediately,

FULL NAME: ===========
COUNTRY: ===========
CITY: ===========
CURRENT HOME ADDRESS: =========
TELEPHONE/CELL PHONE NUMBER.======
AGE/OCCUPATION: =======
SEX:MAN.

He is waiting to hear from you today with the information’s to bring
your Consignment funds to your doorstep.

NOTE: That Diplomat agent Mr William Cole did not know the content of
The consignment box contains a huge amount of money which is $14.5
Million United States Dollars and on No circumstances should you let
him be at peril with the Consignment box, The consignments were moved
from here as family Treasures, so never Disclose the real content to
him until you receive your consignment.

Agent Name Mr Willam Cole
Agent call line:: text him with your full details (417) 986-6420)
email him at (williamcole410@gmail.com)
Regards Rev Good luck Johnson.
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