from: James Eke <jameseke@ymail.com>
reply-to: jameseke@ymail.com
date: Oct 6, 2025, 11:58 AM
subject: :Excuse me
mailed-by: ymail.com
Excuse me
Be note that after waiting so long from you, as if you thought that your United Nations repatriates compensation rehabilitation payment of $7.9mUSD. is not real, and here we reported your decision as to abandon your payment, because of your inability or of your fears. While in accordance with the provision of section 22 certifying the status of the Origin of the said fund as not in conformity with any incriminating source. Good news for you now as the authorities have accepted to vet and issue clearance on your payment funds for directly released to you under UN/IMF Coverage to avoid termination or confiscation, and have instructed to affect the transfer to you through Central Bank of your country for you to received an alert on your phone for your local bank to confirm the transfer for you, this method of payment is to made it easy for you, as for your inability to meet the international monetary restriction policy, because of the recent global war everywhere, including the terrorists sponsors. This makes international transfer restricted now for any huge payment, and so as monetary policy is sure for every international transfer must hints your apex bank before releasing to their commercial banks, and so it has alerted, that the immediately the alert reflect on your phone shall it be hinting your apex bank for confirming it to your bank, and only receipt and swift for the payment was sent to your phone, of which you shall receive and take to your bank for confirming it from your apex bank be Central bank of your country for your bank to credit your account
So confirm if you have received an alert on your phone as your payment has been credited through your central bank for you to confirm it on your phone. So confirm if you have received or not receive the alert, please report to me now, or contact the UN Payment Dispatcher on US postal (uspscustomservice@aol.com) but you have to receive the crediting on the phone you used to set up your account, as they made it for you to receive the SMS for you to take the alert to your own bank to confirm and credit your account. Congratulations to you.
Thanks as you may confirm.
Yours Sincerely,
Ambassador James.
N.A New York
jameseke@ymail.com
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