From: Henricus Johannes Jozef Van Dijk <vandijkhenricus@aol.com>
Date: 1 March 2021, 4:19
Subject:
Dear
I'm in respect of your message concerning your compensation funds worth
$980,000.00 USD which United Nations officially organize in your name
through MasterCard ATM and I was authorized by UN Board of Auditors to
carry this project through.
Please to avoid further delays in this project you have two options to make
a choice.
1: Please would you come down here in Republic of Benin to pick up your
ATM Card.
2: Should I contact Courier companies to make inquires what it will take
to bring the ATM Card directly to your address.
The two options above will help us accomplish this project successful
therefore I advise you should make a choice and give me a feedback
immediately.
Payment Code: **RR4-ATM/UN**
I'm awaiting your feedback on this matter.
Yours Sincerely
Mr. Henricus Jozef Van Dijk
Tel Phone: +229 6200 3918
UN Special Rep & Netherlands Ambassador to Republic du Bénin
CC: Mr. António Guterres Secretary General of the United Nations
CC: Ms. Kristalina Georgieva President President World Bank Group
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