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James Walsh - IMF - imffundstrnsfermonitoringunit@gmail.com

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from: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND <imffundstrnsfermonitoringunit@gmail.com>
date: Sep 16, 2021, 5:09 PM
subject: Attention Beneficiary
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention Beneficiary

This is to notify you that your payment of US$3,989,000.00 (Three million nine hundred and eighty nine thousand United State Dollars) has been deposited with a Bank in the United States of America, on your behalf. The I.M.F Auditors will be present in the United States of America all through this WEEK supervising the payment of beneficiaries. This supervision exercise was part of the agreement signed at the last G-8 meeting held in Washington between the WBG, UN,IMF,US Government and The Ministry of Finance. Our legal department shall handle the most important and vital aspect of it all, which is the legal angle of claim.

You will therefore be advise to contact the Bank for your payment release as soon as I hear back from you and make sure you abide with their instructions and do provide them with every detail they may ask of you, to enable them finalize your Funds release either via online banking OR other mode of payment release, particulars in order for you to start transferring your Funds to any designated bank account of your choice.

The bank contact details will be forwarded to you as soon as I hear from you.

Yours Faithfully
Mr James Walsh
I.M.F Telex Regional Director Africa
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