from: European credit Commission <commissioneuropeancredit@yahoo.de>
reply-to: European credit Commission <commissioneuropeancredit@yahoo.de>
date: Feb 10, 2023, 7:45 AM
subject: We look forward to hearing from you anytime soon.
mailed-by: yahoo.de
ATTN:
Dear Sir,
Gracious for your diligence which we remain appreciative. We have digested your response with serious understanding and restate that we are reminding you of your unresolved fund of US$ 24.1M including accrued interest which consent has been given for its payout long ago but for your inability to observe due process probably as a result of attention diversion by people who claimed what they are not resulting to its continuous float on our voucher as unpaid for the past 3 years.
In the light of the above premise, we implore you to proactively take advantage of the emerging dispensation in taking value for your money as all government taxes are deducted at source in line with international best practices leaving the fund owner with the personal cost only much as we continue to deploy the option that involves the least expenditure to achieve maximum gain in view that payment of this magnitude can never be syndicated without minor expense which we do not shoulder.
Having received and responded on this and for purpose of clarity, we shall ask you to avail us your details i.e. your receiving bank coordinates, your address, direct phone and any means of your identification in other that we confirm of being in contact with the fit and proper beneficiary whom we intended communicating.
We are asking for your receiving bank coordinates not for any other reason than to process your remittance. The records must show clearly where this fund is originating which is the European Central Bank, Frankfurt, Germany under the consent of European Credit Commission to its designate account being your bank.
Please do not feel this to be rigid rather due process much as we must ascertain the veracity of your details in our database before we abreast you on what next.
We candidly hope that this will re-jig your understanding and thus urge you to aggregate your potentials in giving this effectual completion having known that money is next important to man after life therefore while dealing on it, adequate care must be taken in other to run away from apportioning of blames and regrets.
Receive our assurances that your views will be accorded the highest degree of confidentiality as it is of time we give reason to this payout.
We look forward to hearing from you anytime soon.
FERNANDO MERRILL
European Credit Commission
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