U.S. Customs And Border Protection
Office of Border Patrol
Ronald Reagan Building, Washington, D.C.
From The Desk of: Michael J. Fisher
Chief of the Border Patrol
Web Page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_J._Fisher 
 http://www.cbp.gov/about/leadership/assistant-commissioners-office/border-patrol 

Dear Beneficiary,


RE:ATM CARD PAYMENT PACKAGE ONHOLD

This message is from U.S. Customs and Border Patrol/ Monitoring Unit. I am 
pleased to inform you that your ATM Card worth Ten Million, Five Hundred 
Thousand United States Dollars (US$10.5m) sent from Nigeria as part of your 
overdue payment/funds was returned to our office last week from Atlanta, Georgia 
where it was held due to one unavailable document. According to information 
reaching us, the ATM Card was returned due to your failure to pay the necessary 
charges required by the delivery company to enable it pass through the security 
agency.

However, after due investigation was made,  we noticed that your ATM Card was 
stopped and delay unnecessarily. Georgia office told us that your ATM Card has 
no INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY PERMIT, that was why you are told to pay sum amount of 
money which you did not pay. But after further investigation, it was very clear 
that your ATM Card has the INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY PERMIT (IDP) attached to it 
therefore you are no longer required to pay the money you were asked to pay. Now 
the only money you are required to pay is $95 only billed for CUSTOMS AND BORDER 
CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE to clear your file and receive your ATM Card devoid 
further hindrance. Note that they will process the NIGERIA CUSTOMS AND BORDER 
CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE and send it to us as soon as you send the money to them.

Get back to me with your full name, preferred delivery address and direct/cell 
phone number then I will direct you where to send the $95 so that your ATM Card 
will be delivered to your preferred address without any delay. If you're still 
have interest in receiving your ATM Card, kindly get back to me.

You can also contact me

Best Regards,

Michael J. Fisher
Chief of the Border Patrol