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Dr Mark Bower - United Nations - dr.markbower99@citromail.hu

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from: Dr. Mark Bower <dr.markbower99@citromail.hu> via gmail.com
date: Jan 25, 2021, 5:19 AM
subject: HOPING TO HEAR BACK FROM YOU
mailed-by: gmail.com

UNITED NATIONS COMPENSATION UNIT,
IN AFFILIATION WITH WORLD BANK.
Permanent Mission of ENGLAND to the United Nations
351 East 52nd Street, New York, NY 10022
Our Ref: UN/TH/066147/2020

This letter is from Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) of the United State Treasury Department. We have been authorized by the World Bank in conjunction with the United Nations to release your Compensation funds amount of $10,500,000.00usd (Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand United State Dollars) to you base on the United Nations report. Kindly confirm the activeness of your e-mail address for further information.

You are therefore advised to contact Dr. Mark Bower for the claim of your Compensation Funds with the contact details bellow.

CONTACT PERSON: Dr. Mark Bower
CONTACT EMAIL: dr.markbower99@citromail.hu

You are to fill the details as required for the claim and send to him for re-confirmation

Full Name:
Complete Address:
Occupation:
Cell Number:
Home Number:
Age:
Sex:
Copy of ID:

You Registration Number is EG2272-B this payment has been made available to you by the United Nations from the unpaid fund in the United State treasury Funds which was released by the World Bank for Economic uplift.

Yours in Service,
Dr. Mark Bower
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