from: Stefan Sorin Spiridon <gimmel.ch@gmail.com>
date: Dec 24, 2025, 4:08 PM
subject: Fwd: COMPENSATION FOR YOUR PAST EFFORTS.....
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Sir
COMPENSATION FOR YOUR PAST EFFORTS.....
This is Sorin Stefan Spiridon,
This is to officially inform you that I have moved back to Switzerland and settled after my divorce case with my ex wife
and I am grateful for your long awaited patience and support through these years and battles.
How are you and your family? You may not recollect who i am, but I contacted you previously concerning
transferring $5m into your account. You agreed to help me but later opted
out because you said you will not pay any upfront money. I want
to inform you that I have successfully transferred the money to
someone else who was capable of assisting me. Due to your effort,
sincerity, courage and trustworthiness you showed during the course of
the transaction I want to compensate you and show my gratitude
I have decided to reward and compensate you with a cheque of $460,000 being the amount I give to you for your past
efforts over these years of trying to have this project duly completed.
I will be going to China today for investments. I have given an
American in charge an order to deliver the items to you.The bag is
currently at the airport in Colorado.
Contact Person: Mark Shilito
ES&L courier Delivery
Location: Fort Collins Colorado
Email: (easyspeedy06@hotmail.com)
Please reconfirm your address and phone number to me once again so
that the courier company will contact you
Once again thanks for your advice and encouragement.
Stefan Sorin Spiridon
Stefan Sorin Spiridon - gimmel.ch@gmail.com
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