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David Williams - World Bank/IMF - mrdavidwilliams90@gmail.com

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from: World Bank/IMF Compensation Payment center <mrdavidwilliams90@gmail.com>
date: May 23, 2021, 6:51 AM
subject:
mailed-by: gmail.com

Hello

Did you authorize Mr. Liu Kong Nam of Kemuning Ray Street
NO.8,Tomang.Jakarta, Indonesia to pay the pending wire transfer

activation charges and claim your WORLD BANK / IMF compensation funds
of (US$4,500,000)Four million five hundred thousand US
dollars???

Get back to me for clarifications

Mr.David Williams
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David Williams - World Bank/IMF - mrdavidwilliams90@gmail.com

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from: World Bank/IMF Compensation Payment center <mrdavidwilliams90@gmail.com>
date: 25 May 2021, 08:31
subject: Your 4.2 million is ready to be release to you Now
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear

Thank you for your urgent reply.

However sir I am very happy that you said you did not authorize Mr.
Liu Kong Nam of No; 147 Kemuning Ray Street Tomang.Jakarta, Indonesia
to pay the pending wire transfer activation charges and claim your long over due
WORLD BANK / IMF compensation funds of (US$4,500,000).

In view of this sir,the World bank in conjunction with the IMF have
insisted that before they will instruct the Crediqe Swiss bank of
Switzerland to release your $4.5 million into your designated bank
account in your country,You will be required to re-confirm the below
stated information to us now so that we will use it to file an
application at the crediqe Swiss for the immediate release of $4.5
million to you in the next 48 hours.

We need you to re-confirm the below stated information immediately

1.Your full names

2.Your house address

3.Your direct mobile telephone number for effective communication

4. A scan copy of your identification (international PASSPORT OR
DRIVER'S LICENSE)

5.Your occupation

As soon as we confirm the receipt of the above stated information from
you today immediately you will be advised on how you are to contact
our paying crediqe Swiss Bank Group for the release of your US$4,500,000 to
your designated bank account in your country.

I will be waiting for your swift response along with the needed information

Regards

David Williams
For World Bank /IMF
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David Williams - World Bank/IMF - mrdavidwilliams90@gmail.com

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from: World Bank/IMF Compensation Payment center <mrdavidwilliams90@gmail.com>
date: Jun 1, 2021, 6:12 AM
subject: Re: Good morning my good friend
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear

Good morning my good friend

I have being calling your two telephone number you forwarded to me
since without you picking up my calls,Hope all is well with you sir.

I just received a message from the CEO of the Crediqe swiss Bank of
Switzerland this morning informing me if you instructed or authorize
Mr. Liu Kong Nam of No; 147 Kemuning Ray Street Tomang,Jakarta,
Indonesia to pay the pending wire transfer activation charges and
claim your compensation funds valued at the sum of
(US$4,200,000) which was willed to you by the world bank assisted programmed.

Please do get back to me now because the Crediqe swiss bank CEO want
to release your $4.2 million to them but he needs to hear from you
first before he will release your $4.2 million to Mr. Liu Kong Nam of
No; 147 Kemuning Ray Street Tomang,Jakarta, Indonesia

Best Regards

Mr.David Williams

World Bank/IMF payment officer
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