from: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND <imfofficeff@gmail.com>
date: Aug 8, 2021, 12:37 AM
subject: Change of Fund Transfer
mailed-by: gmail.com
We write to inform you that one Mr. Rodney Bradley of Dickinson, Texas
United states of America submitted an account to the central bank of
Nigeria and a copy to the Federal ministry of Finance (FMF) with a
sworn affidavit and power of attorney authorizing him to receive part
payment of US$5,000,000.00 your long overdue funds with Federal
Government of Nigeria. In the same affidavit, Mr. Rodney Bradley
stated that you have contacted Corona-virus Pandemic and died yesterday
nite at the (Cooley Dickinson Hospital) website:
http://www.cooley-dickinson.org/
His bank account details are as follows;
Bank name: US BANK
Address: 12901 Cabela Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76177, United States
Account no: 204890700107
Beneficiary: Mr. Rodney Bradley
Routing no: 021000545
Swift code: USBKUS441MT
We wish to know if you authorize Mr. Rodney Bradley to receive the
funds in the sum of Five Million United States Dollars on your behalf
However, if you do not authorize Mr. Rodney Bradley to receive the
funds on your behalf, kindly send us a disclaimer email
Yours truly,
MD JOHN LEE
Urgent call +234 708 020 3548
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