Dear Hargrove,
I received your email with surprised _expression this morning. I asked you when did you dispatched the parcel to the desinated address I gave you?
The tracking number is not working in the tracking website of the courier service company at yesterday hence I asked when and time of your dispatching the items.
The mailing address I gave you is quite correct and I re-confirm it to be exact to Mr. Raphael Nwanna # 20 xxxxxxxxx Street, Owerri Imo State, Nigeria.
In issues like this I make certain that what ever we are doing together must be proper taking care of Mr. Hargrove. I wanted you to come, yes because you seem not to be doing what is expected from you. I am going to put up with you through out your short in the Nigeria. ("Put up with you"? Freudian slip, language barrier or speaking plainly?)
Nigeria is more preferable for discussion thereafter when the transaction is complete we can then travel back together to London. (this is another common trick - often they will claim that one does not need a visa to enter Nigeria. Once they arrive, the mark is swiftly put in jail, with nobody but the scammer as a contact on the outside)
Please proceed to send the amount required today to swear and obtain the affidavit disposition on your behalf and correct your real name on the further approval documents.
If possible send me a scan copy of the Airway Bill of the parcel so that I shall be able to monitor the parcel.
Regards,
Frank Pedro.