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Philip Barton - FCDO - dhpraboefd6r@gmail.com

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from: Sir Philip Barton <dhpraboefd6r@gmail.com>
reply-to: dhpraboefd6r@gmail.com
date: Jan 7, 2021, 9:49 PM
subject: Unpaid Funds Release Order,
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attn: Beneficiary

Dear Sir,
RE: FINAL NOTIFICATION RELEASE ORDER

Following the newly appointed Governor of our Apex Bank, the Top
Management of the our Apex Bank has officially directed to release
your overdue Investment Fund's Payment VALUED AT FIFTY-TWO MILLION
NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND BRITISH POUNDS STERLING (£52,900.000.00)after
our extraordinary management meeting with the newly appointed Governor
of our Apex Bank.

All departments' Executive Directors have been officially directed to
ensure that all due payments are ready for final remittance before
coming to the new appointed Governor to sign for any foreign payment
transfer of funds. All waited payments and beneficiaries are to
reconfirm their positions and willingness to complete the UK Foreign
Payment Legal Due Diligence Process.

Finally, all beneficiaries are to reconfirm His or Her Position to
receive the Fund's Payment on or before Monday 11th January 2021.

Failure for you to reconfirm your position, on or before Monday 11th
January 2021. The said Fund's Payment will be officially signed and
returned back into the Government Treasury by the newly appointed
Governor of our Apex Bank.

Yours Sincerely

Sir Philip Barton
Principal Accounting Officer
Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office(FCDO)
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