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courier

[kur-ee-er, koor-] / ˈkɜr i ər, ˈkʊər- /


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Kent Police said six victims had reported this courier fraud to them, with four of them losing £76,000 in total between them.

From BBC

She was finally moved to contact the police when the scammers, posing first as a police officer and then a courier driver, said they were coming to her home to collect money.

From BBC

They were originally used by individuals to circumvent shortages in Venezuela's crisis-hit economy, but de facto dollarization has led retailers to also take advantage of the fewer restrictions and tax exemptions on the couriers.

From Reuters

Postal service and couriers and internet service providers must assist counterspy probes, the law says.

From Washington Times

Between May 30 and June 2, four days before travel, Richter and her husband spent more than 12 hours on the national passport line while also calling their congressman, senators and third-party couriers.

From Seattle Times