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date: Sep 19, 2021, 9:58 PM
subject: Attention: UNCompensation Commission (UNCC)
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United Nations Compensation Commission (UNCC)
UN Information Service 7Palais des Nations,
UNA75-UK BUEARU,
Attention: Please
At the United Nations 74th United Kingdom Assembly (UNUK 74) meeting held on September 2021 at its headquarters in New York City, NY United States, a total of $8,189,500,505.23 was declared by the UN Financial Crimes Commission as recovered funds from fraudulent activities.
These funds have been recovered by various governments and anti-fraud entities around the world from accounts connected to embezzlement and other fraudulent practices.In an effort to cushion the loss suffered by fraud victims the world over, the UNCC (United Nations Compensation Commission) has set up a compensation scheme to return funds lost by victims from fraudulent activities all over the world. These payouts will start out with 400 randomly selected individuals and the extent of their compensation will be decided from the findings of our surveillance report.
We are glad to inform you that you are one of the 400 randomly selected persons to benefit from the first phase of this compensation scheme in your country. Our analysis shows a total sum of $3,500,000.00 to be paid to you and the other 399 victims of fraudulent activities in your area. Please note that for victims in your category and country, BNP Paribas Bank United Kingdom, has been chosen to oversee all relevant disbursements. Kindly reach out the BNP-Paribas Bank UK here, to start the preparation as our Banking representative, so they will help you proceed for you to access your payment. It is of utmost importance that you keep close to all instructions to follow up and to do so without delay.
To begin your compensation process, you are required to send this reference code,(XDKOFXXLTN) to Mr.Micheal Mabreec at his E-mail id: ( info.paribas_michealmabree@rocketmail.com /or this ( michealmba@rocketmail.com )
Tel; ( 00447438340491 ) contact person to BNP-Paribas London representative Mr. Michael .E.C Mabreec, also with a reconfirmation of your full personal profile details listed below.
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Thank you for your kind attention.
United Nations Information Service
United Kingdom
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