from: Barr. Lesley Jones <cbarrjones13@gmail.com>
reply-to: cbarrjones2@gmail.com
date: Mar 14, 2022, 12:17 AM
subject: Compensation Payment
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn: Beneficiary
My name is Barr. Lesley Jones of Continental Exchange Solutions London
United Kingdom. I am an independent external auditor for the
International monetary fund (IMF) handling the Foreign Banks Debt
Management Office. International monetary fund appointed me to
investigate and assist people in your situation to receive their
compensation payment $1,000,000 (One Million United States Dollars)
You are listed and approved for this payment as one of the scammed
victims to be paid this amount. Get back to me as soon as possible for
the immediate payments of your $1,000,000 (One Million United States
Dollars) compensations funds.
During the last I.M.F meetings held in London, United Kingdom, the
main topic in the meeting was advance fee fraud such as obtaining by
false pretense through different fraudulent schemes e.g. contract
scam, inheritance scam, job scam, loan scam, lottery award scam, “wash
wash” scam (money washing scam),. Immigration scam, marriage scam,
counterfeiting and religious scam. It was alarmed so much by the world
leaders in the meetings on the loss of funds by various individuals to
the scam syndicates operating all over the world.
In this regard, three hundred and six (306) scammers have been
arrested worldwide so far and arrest is still going on. We have
recovered the total sum of $35,000,000 (Thirty five million United
States dollars) from them in both cash and assets confirmed to have
come from their victims. Hundreds of email addresses of their victims
(which include yours) have also been recovered from their address
books and that’s why you are among those recommended to receive this
payment. You are hereby warned not to communicate or duplicate this
message to any of the scam syndicates for any reason whatsoever as the
Interpol is already on trace of the other criminals. So keep it secret
till they are all apprehended. Remember that you are not the only scam
victim to receive this payment, but you are lucky to fall among one of
the people that will be getting these compensation funds, so if you
feel reluctant to claim it, we will cancel your name and channeled
your unclaimed fund to Orphanage home.
Sorry if you received this mail in your spam folder, is due to recent
connection error from the service provider. I await your response.
Regards,
Barr. Lesley Jones.
Continental Exchange Solutions.
Churchill Str.
London, U.K
Barr Lesley Jones - Continental Exchange Solutions - cbarrjones2@gmail.com
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