Rt. Rev.Vincent Okonnem JP and Dr.Chuks Iloloh

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From:     Rev.VincentO <konnem JP rev_vinokonnem@yahoo.com.cn>
Reply-To:     rev_vinokonnem@yahoo.com.cn
Subject:     Contact Impex Courier and Securites Services Now.
Date:     Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:12:45 -0300 (17:12 EDT)

Dear Friend,

I have been waiting for you since to come down here and pick your Bank Draft but did not heard from you since that time,then I went and deposited the Draft with Impex Couriers Service Company International Vault/Warehouse for safe keeping,because I travelled to Jeddah in KSA for health reasons and will not come back till next month end.

You have to contact the Impex Courier and Securites Services to arrange for direct delivery of your package without any further delay/intermediary. I have paid for the delivering charges from my medical allowance.

The only money you have to send to them is their security keeping fee which is $320 US Dollars to received your package,Dont be deceived by anybody,Contact Dr.Chuks Iloloh Director International Vault/Warehouse Impex Courier and Securites Services E-mail;(chuksiloloh1000@yahoo.com.cn) Try to contact him as soon as possible to avoid increasing the security keeping fee, it will be adviseable to reconfirm your delivery address to avoid any mistake in the delivering and also your 24hrs direct phone number.

Let me know as soon as you receive your Draft.

Thanks

Rt. Rev.Vincent Okonnem JP

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