This is an advanced fee scam... I also included the full headers. Law enforcement can get them by contacting Scamalot. Please read about the scam below...
Greetings to you once again , am here to let you know that your full details requested is been received by us and like i told you in the first place this will come to you through courier company and i can see that you are ready for the delivery, in that case, there is an available flight in next hour and i will register your package to be left in 1 hour time and note this is 24 hours delivery and this means that you are receiving your fund tomorrow okay.
Finally. don't hesitate to get back with me if you just received this email because am mailing your package in an hour, so i will be waiting to hear from you shortly before mailing and remember this is coming through courier company and their delivery fee is $150 usd, so get back with me asap because i need to proceed with the mailing arrangement now okay
Mr Larry Bob Phone number: 1(910)498-6257 email: larrybob279@gmail.com
PLEASE READ THE USEFUL INFORMATION BELOW ...
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Never use Money Gram, Western Union, Ria to send a fee to strangers. Never buy an i-tunes card, Amazon card steam wallet giftcard(s) or any gift cards to send to scammers.Never use bitcoin and send the wallet / address to scammers. If you do, it is gone for ever. If you must send the money (please do not) When you use money gram, Western Union, the United States is the control of the United States, and even if it is in Africa and you need to transfer to New York. Send the money to a US, UK, Canada, or South Africa bank account only. You could get your money back from below
If you send money to this scammer, please In the US ... 1.first ... file a police report 2. second ... file a complaint at www.ic3.gov and include the police report case number near the bottom of the form. In the UK ... 1.first ... a police report 2. second ... file a complaint at www.actionfraud.police.uk and include the case number of the police report