Your Consignment Box.

Dear Friend

    First and foremost, I apologize for contacting you in this manner. I am John Daiz, the processing officer and storage supervisor at RB Procurement LLC, a shipping service. It's a great privilege to share this good news with you about an abandoned consignment box that has a connection with you.

Coincidentally, I found an abandoned consignment box with your email address attached to the body in our warehouse. I emailed the address to verify its validity, and it was successful. I hope this message reaches you in good faith. I would appreciate your prompt attention to this matter. As the senior processing officer and storage supervisor at RB Procurement LLC, a shipping service, I decided to undergo an X-ray scan on behalf of the company and the CEO to ensure the safety of my company and myself, and to determine the actual contents. Still, to my surprise, the report revealed an undisclosed sum of approximately $13.9 million United States dollars. However, the consignee did not properly declare the Contents of your consignment box as "MONEY." Instead, it was reported as a personal effect.

 

I look forward to your prompt reply at ( jdaiz0729@gmail.com ) for further cooperation. I can provide you with more information on how to proceed with a claim for your consignment box, with 80% of the proceeds going to you and 20% to me. I would greatly appreciate your trust in the arrangement for the box to be delivered to you safely, which can be completed within 2-3 working days after confirmation is made and you accept and cooperate. It would help if you understood that this transaction is 100% risk-free.

I need your urgent reply so that we can carry on with this transaction as urgently as possible before the top official discovers the content in the consignment box, and if they do, they will keep it to themselves, and no one will ever hear about it.

Best Regards

Mr. John Daiz