from: Mr Tobias Adrian <louisflorence81@gmail.com>
reply-to: unitedstatesbank140@gmail.com
to: Recipients <Iinfo@gmail.com>
date: Mar 24, 2026, 8:33 PM
subject: TO WHOM ITS MAY CONCERN
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my message...INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF)
700 19th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20431,
U.S.A..
COMPENSATION FOR YEAR 2026:
REFERENCE: IMF/COM2026/1089/2072
We are sorry we made this contact via email as we were unable to reach you.
You.
My name is Tobias Adrian, IMF Financial Counsellor
You are among those who has been approved by the INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF) in conjunction with the UNITED STATE BANK. The release of your fund has been delayed either as a result of your dealing with unauthorized individuals or unawareness of your current fund \ COMPENSATION and its value. You are advised to stop further communication with anybody or institution regarding the payment.
Note that these funds constitute unpaid Insurance, Pension, Contract sums, compensation and Lottery beneficiaries that originated from Europe, Asia Plus Middle East, America and Africa. Be notified then You are among the list of individuals and companies whose unpaid funds have been approved for payment under the supervision of the International Monetary Fund Headquarters here in Washington, DC USA.
We request that you contact this office(UNITED STATE BANK) VIA EMAIL within 48 hours of receiving this notification.
please provide the following for further reconfirmation
Amount: $8 million.
Your full name:================
Your home address: ===========
Your occupation: =============
Your age and gender: ===================
Your next of kin: ====================
WhatsApp number:============
Copy of a valid ID ========
As soon as this is provided the united state bank will proceed to transfer your compensation
BEST REGARDS
MR. Tobias Adrian
IMF
Financial Counsellor
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