from: Brian Kohout <wealthmanagementbanker@gmail.com>
date: Feb 22, 2021, 6:52 AM
subject: Response
mailed-by: gmail.com
United Nation Treasury
In-conjunction with
City Metropolitan Bank,
Attention:
Sir,
Re: Confirmation and Ownership of the Funds($5.5 Million)
After the just concluded United Nation 74th General Assembly in New York,
The United Nations Executive Council, President Joe Biden, African Union
and Asian Community has concluded to pay all foreign debts as approved
funds from the United Nations Treasury. But considering the large number of
debtors from the globe and debts to be paid are huge, the United Nation
The Executive Council did its Raffle Draw on email addresses submitted.
However, your email address was picked by the Raffle Draw Machine and you
are hereby shortlisted for payment in the Last quarter payment of 2019/2020
Note: That only ten (10) Beneficiaries will be paid this year.
The Sum of Five Million Five Hundred Thousand United States (USD$5.5 Million)
has been approved to be paid to you as the bonafide beneficiary. Be informed
that your transfer will take place from City Metropolitan Bank through
online transfer, Cheque or ATM card upon receipt of your response.
You are urgently advised to get back to us so that we will give you the guide line on how will be able obtain all legal documements that will enable you receive this fund as the beneficiary.
Immediately I receive your response, we will start processing the LEGAL documents on your name to release your fund.
As I know that yo do not have any legal document except the scanned documents.
Waiting for your urgent response.
Yours Truly,
Brian Kohout
Director, International Finance.
United Nation Treasury
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