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Samantha Power - US Ambassador - theresamarymay011@gmail.com

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Re: Your US$2.8M Final Release Ultimatum:

Dear Benefdiciary,

Final oustanding Irrevocable Payment order:

This is the inform you of the latest devleopment regarding the release
of your over due allocated payment of $2.8m which you have been
waiting for.
from: Theresa Mary May <theresamarymay011@gmail.com>
date: Dec 29, 2020, 7:00 PM
subject: Re: Your US$2.8M Final Release Ultimatum:
mailed-by: gmail.com

The United Nation in Co;;aboration with the International Monetary
Fund have mandated the Suntrust Bank,Canada to effect the release of
this allocated fund to you without any further delay.

However,The United Nation have appointed Dr. Mrs. Theresa Mary May,the
Former British Prime Minister to supervise and monitor the successful
release of this payment to you from the Suntrust Bank,Canada.

Upon receipt of this email,kindly contact Dr. Mrs. Theresa Mary
May,the Former British Prime Minister through her email address stated
herein ( theresamarymay011@gmail.com) with your phone number,email
address,contact address and a copy of your passport so that she can
forward your details to the Suntrust Bank,Canada and then instruct
them to effect the quick and immediate release of your fund to you
without any delay.

Thanks for your understanding and i shall look forward to hearing from
you asap.

Regards

Mrs. Samantha Power
Former U.S Ambassador to the United Nations
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