from: eoffice data <eofficedata63@gmail.com>
date: Feb 19, 2026, 10:40 AM
subject: RE: VERY URGENT AND IMPORTANT.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear
This is after a serious thought and I decided to tell you the truth of the matter in this transaction,I am Dr. James Giggs from International Monetary Fund (IMF) London UK, I am the director foreign operations,I know this will come to you as surprise letter, there is counter claim in your payment file which can be amended for immediate release of your funds to your account but it must be a deal of 80%/20% rate of percentage.That is 80% for you as the beneficiary and 20% for me.
I mean I must have 20% of the total funds as I must tell you the truth of this transaction and why you have not received the payment in your account BUT I will make sure that I arrange the payment file in your name and release the funds to your account within 2 banking hours but you must keep it secret.
Contact me as soon as you get this message for more information.
Best regards,
Dr. James Giggs
Regional Director,
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
London UK.
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