from: DHL Delivery Service <hzplestics@gmail.com>
reply-to: directionimpot2@email.com
date: Feb 20, 2026, 7:23 AM
subject: RE: Good Day Frank Linden, Your DHL Delivery Notification
mailed-by: gmail.com
DHL EXPRESS DELIVERY COMPANY WORLDWIDE
OFFICE ADDRESS: BD. DU 13 JANVIER, IMM NO 1578.
NYEKONAKPOE - BP 4202. COTONOU - BENIN
DATE: 20 FEBRUARY: 2026
Good Day Frank Linden,
How is life and your family?
Please in case if you receive this mail on your Spam or Junk mail, Please kindly move the message to your Inbox folder. This problem may come from the Network or Server.
Please kindly view the attached file for your DHL package.
I am pleased to inform you that the Managing Director of CENTRAL BANK OF BENIN, Mr. Michael Agbaje, presented your ATM Card and also your Approval Fund Release Order Documents here at our office for delivery to your home address.
We are instructed to contact you that your ATM card and also your Approval Fund Release Order Documents have been packaged,signed and registered. Now your package is ready for delivery to your country as mentioned above: But DHL management requested an INSURANCE COVERING FEE of USD$478 to protect and secure your package to avoid loss while delivering the package to your country.
To be honest with you: this amount of USD$478 is the only thing that is delaying the delivery of your package contenting your Microsoft International Award Winning Prize ATM card worth of USD$2,500,000.00 and also your Approval Fund Release Order Documents to your country home address: therefore, please act quickly and send this amount of USD$478 so that your package contenting your ATM card and also your Approval Fund Release Order Documents can be delivered to your home address within 48 hours.
Below is the information you are going to use and send the requested payment Fee for us to proceed immediately and deliver your package to you:
Receivers Name: HENRY IWUEKE
Country: Republic of Benin
City: Cotonou
Payment amount: USD$478
We have approached you to go to Western Union or MoneyGram office and send the requested payment fee and send us the payment receipt for confirmation of payment.
Please kindly send us your scanned copy of your driver's license for your identification, home address, Telephone number.
We are looking forward to receiving your urgent cooperation.
With respect and regards.
Mrs. Ana Brown
DHL Shipping Agent.
Ana Brown - DHL - directionimpot2@email.com
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