from: Aahna Aesha <aesha.aahna@yahoo.com>
date: Jun 18, 2020, 2:34 AM
subject: Re: Re:
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INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF)
HEAD OFFICE NO: 1900 Pennsylvania Ave NW,
Washington, DC 20431, United States
EMAIL (aesha.aahna@yahoo.com)
Contact: Mrs. Aahna Aesha
Tele Tele:+1-213-452-1505
INSTRUCTION TO RELEASE YOUR INHERITANCE FUND
Dear
Thanks for your email which the content was well noted and understood but i want to let you know that because of high rate of internet scam, the Compensation trustee board has decided to hand over every aspect of compensation of fund to my office because Ghana and other African countries are not working according to the rules and principles of the Compensation Board.
Right now, your fund is under my custody and there is no way you will receive any fund from any part of the world or Bank but through my office which i have documented every steps for the Transfer of your fund which will be done legit as soon as i hear from you today.
Please stop any further communication from West Africa Bank or body that claims to have your fund because they will not do any good to your life but rather you will keep on losing your hard earn money but i will ensure you sorrows in the past years will turn to a laughter time now.
Get back to me with this information now.
Your Name.............
Your Address.........
Your Country.........
Your Direct Telephone Number.....
Your Occupation......
Your Age.......
As soon as i hear back from you today with the above information, i will contact you immediately to let you know the next step to follow and receive your fund immediately.
Thanks for your understanding and waiting for your immediate response ASAP.
YOURS SINCERELY,
Mrs. Aahna Aesha
Tel:+1-213-452-1505
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