from: U.S. National Central Bureau - Interpol <a09172590600@gmail.com>
reply-to: bureauofinterpol@gmail.com
date: May 19, 2026, 1:57 AM
subject: U.S. National Central Bureau - Interpol
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Good day
First, we introduce this commission (INTERPOL) International Police. We fight cybercrime, internet fraud, scam and money laundering in United States, Europe, Africa and Asian region. Our commission has been in existence since 2002 and our duty is to stop internet fraud. We have over 11,500 fraudsters in our Central prisons around UK, Asia, USA and we are still lookout more. We are aware that a lot of foreigners and citizens have been deceived and huge amounts of money have been lost to them.
The Leaders of the UN Crime Fighters, have come together to inform the World what is going on and we have recovered over $122 Million Dollars (One Hundred and Twenty-two Million Dollars) from the people we have apprehended. Your reference (Email ID) was given to us by one of the fraudsters in our detention room after a serious investigation and our aim is to refund all the lost funds to its legitimate owners.
The UN has approved a total of One Million US Dollars only (US $1000,000.00), as compensation to the loss that you incurred as this was a ceiling rate. Some suffered more while others suffered less and the idea is to restore back to the position that you would have been if not defrauded.
In addition to the compensation amount approved in your favor is Eight Hundred Thousand US Dollars only (US $800,000.00), making it a total of One Million Eight Hundred Thousand US Dollars. This will be paid to you in the next few days.
We still seek for others who feel they are wise and ran away, hope you will be of assistance by giving us more information as per clue in apprehending them. The UN has issued instructions that the payment should be via ATM Card or via bank transfer only and no representative(s) will be accepted in order to avoid diversion of beneficiary funds into their private account.
We do hereby ask you to contact this us immediately with your details such as; name & address, country of origin, phone number for easier communication and ratification to redeem your compensation.
Regards
INSPECTOR ANDREW SCOTT
U.S CENTRAL BUREAU OF INTERPOL WASHINGTON DC, USA.
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