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Federal Reserve Bank - bernardlauwers@vipmail.hu

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from: From Federal Reserve Bank <infousbank48@gmail.com>
reply-to: bernardlauwers@vipmail.hu
date: Oct 29, 2021, 5:42 AM
subject: From Desktop Of The Federal Reserve Bank
mailed-by: gmail.com

From Desktop Of The Federal Reserve Bank

This is an important letter regarding your payment which is now due and requires to be completed without further delay. To this end, the Financial Service Authority (FSA) in agreement with the Federal Reserve Bank USA, the World Bank, the IMF and the International Debt Reconciliation Department on foreign payment matters have authorized us, to handle all outstanding foreign debt payments to the credit of approved individuals and organisations.

Having examined our competence in addition to due diligence, the above mentioned international monetary bodies have appointed us( claims dept) as the accredited International Paying Agency (IPA), to release your overdue
funds without delay.

The process requires us to clearly identify the approved and designated beneficiaries and this has now been completed. Your reference number for this transaction is FSA/WB/IMF/21- 2021. Please note that this reference number is case sensitive and should equally be securely stored and protected.

I am therefore glad to inform you that your outstanding payment will be released to you and this will be coordinated by Finance Department IMF,Bernard Lauwers, email:bernardlauwers@vipmail.hu

Having received the above vital reference numbers and having already been cleared and verified, we aim to make payment to you within the next 72 banking hours. Be further advised that due to the recent pandemic, beneficiaries are entitled to receive part payment of US$10,500,000.00 (ten million, five hundred thousand USD only) without
further delay. This is a measure taken to ensure that all qualified beneficiaries receive their funds, speedily.

In order to facilitate your payment, you are required to furnish us with the following details:

you are to send us.
your full names.................
your contact address.....................
your personal telephone number...............
your Date of birth............................
your Marital Status............................
your Occupation................................
Your Valid Identification/Driven License .....

You are required to provide the above information for immediate bank transfer and for corroboration purposes. This notification email should be confidential as your urgent response is anticipated.

For: CEO CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (FOD)
FROM FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
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