REMINDER…
From: “FedEx Online Management Team.” &info@fedex.net>
Reply-To: fedex.dispatch.department@live.com
Subject: REMINDER…
Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2008 04:34:10 -0500 (EST)
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Customer Service:
We have been waiting for you to contact us for your Package that is been
registered with us for shipping to your residential location. We had
thought that your sender gave you our contact details. It may interest you
to know that a letter is also added to your package. However, we cannot
quote the content of your package, except that it has a Bank Draft worth
of $62,000.00 (Sixty Two Thousand US Dollars). As you know, FedEx does not
ship money in CASH or in CHEQUES but BANK DRAFTS are shippable.
The package is registered with us for mailing by an official of the united
nation office in UK.We are sending you this email because your package is
been registered on a Special Order. What you have to do now, is to contact
our Delivery Department for immediate dispatch of your package to your
residential address. Note that as soon as our Delivery Team confirms your
information, it will take three (3) working days (72Hrs) for your package
to arrive at your designated destination.
For your information, the VAT & Shipping charges as well as Insurance fees
have been paid by your colleague before your package was registered.
Note that the payment that is made on the Insurance, Premium & Clearance
Certificates, are to certify that the Bank Draft is not a Drug Affiliated
Fund DAF) neither is it funds to sponsor Terrorism in your country. This
will help you avoid any form of query from the Monetary Authority of your
country.
However, you will have to pay a sum of
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