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Attention Please, dhld969@gmail.com
Scam Email received June 29, 2018 from dhld969@gmail.com
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Sent from: Mr. Michael White Attention Please, I want to inform you that we have finally arranged to deliver your ATM CARD worth $4.5M USD through the national DHL Company. We were able to accomplish this through the help of IMF director John Andy and every necessary arrangement has been made successfully with the National DHL Agent Mr. Michael Benson Contact person: Mr. Michael Benson Text Only: +1 (779) 888-1869 Email: (dhld969@gmail.com) Contact the DHL Agent with your delivery information as below, (Receivers name) (Country).. (Address).. (Phone Number) (You’re Age).. .. (ID copy). (You’re Email Address). And also be informed that delivery agent will leave to this country as soon as you have proceed with the DHL requirement for your funds delivery. Let me know immediately you received your ATM card okay. Yours in Service, Mr. David Glover Thanks and God bless you dhld969@gmail.com
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