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Nancy Abbor - United Nations - palliativecare111@gmail.com

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from: palliative care <palliativecare111@gmail.com>
date: Sep 15, 2020, 6:26 AM
subject: TO MR.
mailed-by: gmail.com

RELIEF INTERNATIONAL AWARD NOTIFICATION

We wish to inform you that the United Nations (UN) and Relief
International have authorized us to release to you a total amount of
$1, 000,000.00 (One Million United States Dollars). This amount is to
be paid to you as one of the beneficiaries of the Last E-mail
Promotion Program Held in Pretoria, Benin Republic, by the United
Nations Small Scale Industry Support Fund & Global Poverty Alleviation
Funding. This Program is in-line with the Social responsibility of the
United Nations Organization, which is held once every year to change
the living status of several lives around the Globe, stabilize global
citizenry before the forthcoming Global Economic Crisis predicted for
year 2020 and help small scale businesses globally regain full
financial strength. UN Sustainable Development received substantial
increases in available capital from some Billionaire donors and
philanthropists in order to deliver small enterprises funding
globally. Especially, emerging markets face a funding shortfall to
fund long-term assets that carry high risks for private capital
markets. The UN estimates that 75 million young people are unemployed
globally, with the vast majority relying on small enterprises to join
the workforce. Some Industry Owners are also running-short of the
capital to keep their productions and businesses on track. UN decided
to build entrepreneurial ecosystems by raising funds for lucky
individuals globally.

This year, you were among other people who were selected to receive
this Annual Price. On behalf of the United Nations Organization, we
wish to congratulate you formally. The fund was paid out to us, by the
United Nations & Relief Society International, and they have
successfully succeeded in depositing your whole funds with us. They
have now ordered us to take full Responsibility in the transfer
process of these funds and thus commence immediate remittance of funds
to you. We need you to provide us with the below information;

1. First name
2. Last name
3. Phone number
4. Date of birth
5. Passport photograph. (Photo)
6. Gender
7. Contact Address
8. Country
9. State
10. Zip code

The above information should be forwarded to our assigned payment
processing agent immediately for evaluation, reconfirmation of the
details and wire transfer to you. Kindly contact the agent to the
following details:

Name: Mr. Nancy Abbor
Telephone: +22965890960.
Email: palliativecare111@gmail.com
Office: Payment Administrative Office, Suite 26 Carlton Center
Building, 150 Commissioner Street, Johansburg, Benin Republic.

Sincerely..
United Nation.
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