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Thomas Johnson - IMF - wiretransferunit_tgbank@safrica.com

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from: Thomas Johnson <charlsharrisonprivateefax@gmail.com>
reply-to: wiretransferunit_tgbank@safrica.com
date: Feb 7, 2026, 3:02 PM
subject: Attn:
mailed-by: gmail.com

Our File Ref No:IMFCONCHS/9753176/CON-IMF/NEG-00X0089/2026

Attn:

We are very sorry as we are not supposed to get to you via Email, but due to the urgent need, we have to.

In recent research we found out that you have an unclaimed overdue inheritance funds from United Nations entitlements grant payment that has been due for payment for a long time, we were told that you have made an attempts to claim this fund, but all to no avail,

We want to officially notify you that your funds valued at (US$10,000,000.00) being payment for your overdue inheritance grants
from United Nations entitlements has been programmed to be transferred to a Bank Account in the USA, following a series of documents tendered by your Representative Mr. Stephen W.Albery, and Daniel Asinya, of Asinya Chambers & Associates as FedEx could not deliver to you the ATM CARD issued initially on your behalf due to wrong information on your address.

They have presented a \"Power of Attorney\" duly signed by you in which it was clearly stated that due to some inevitable circumstances
beyond your control (ILL HEALTH) that you will not be able to finalize this payment yourself, thus appointing Mr. Stephen W.Albery to act on your behalf. All transfer documents have been forwarded to the office of the Minister for Finance for final endorsement and are mandated to be concluded in a few days from now.

As a matter of urgency, we need a re-confirmation from you if the said Man and Attorney are your True Representatives before we proceed to issue the final payment release order.

Find below the account information they have presented for the transfer below.

A/C Name: Stephen W.Albery
Bank: Chase Bank,
1 Chase Manhattan Plaza,
New York , NY.10081
Bank Routing #:021000021
A/C #:3863934756

Below is the contact of the paying Bank in West Africa
Name of the Bank: UTB Bank Lomé Togo,
West Africa.
Address : Bd du 13 janvier, Nyékonakpoè
BP 359 Lomé
Télex : 5215 et 5270 UT BANK LOME
www.utb.tg

Contact Person:
Foreign Remittance Unit,(UTB)
Rita Lookman
Email: wiretransferunit_tgbank@safrica.com

Respectfully Yours

Thomas Johnson
International Monetary Funds.(IMF)
1900 Pennsylvania Ave NW,
Washington, DC, 20431.
USA.
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