from: im c <imcimcff@gmail.com>
date: Sep 23, 2021, 2:33 AM
subject: Attention:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention:
Dear sir,
I am Yeong Kok Hoong, a Malaysian senior citizen called back from retirement due to my sterling legacy to clean up all the messed up outstanding entitlements/payment files forwarded to the Global Evaluation Task Force Union/Accredited Debt Payment, France.
My Identity is provided in the attachment for you. I feel sorry for you on your pathetic files I have perused. No matter what your past predicament has been, all hope is not lost.
After going through your files carefully, I very truly will understand that you would be worried and concerned based on your bad past experience in your file, coupled with the fact that many many individuals/officers/offices still contact you on a daily basis promising you heaven and earth. It is true you may have been deceived, cheated and defrauded in the past of your hard earned money. If I am in your shoes, I will certainly find it hard to believe or trust anyone anymore.
Be that as it may, it is good to note that behind any rumor there is always an atom of truth. I can tell you that your fund really exists but your major present predicament now is whom to trust again that will deliver it to you. Integrity is expensive and you do not expect it from cheap people.
Listen, a revalidated compensation fund of USD$2.8M only is currently approved from your long over due payment delayed over the years
Let me tell you emphatically that your dealings with local/foreign banks, local/foreign institutions, Bank of America, Fidelity Logistics Ltd, Federal Reserve Bank and other payment institutions were carefully captured and extremely under compulsory review by Global Evaluation Task Force Union/Accredited Debt Payment to henceforth release your funds uninterrupted.
At my advanced elderly old age of 79 years, what will it profit me to come here to deceive you or deceive myself?
Your revalidated compensation payment file of USD$2.8M is already gazetted and officially forwarded to our Global Evaluation Task Force Union/Accredited Debt Payment for express completion.
1. Forward your current complete valid bank particulars for the transfer of USD$2.8M
2. Forward your home or office address and mobile phone number to deliver your hard copies fund release order documents
As soon as you confirm this report, it would be my honor to conclude the transfer of your USD$2.8M into your bank account.
I shall furnish you with all official papers you deserve to have to prove origin of fund transfer.
Warning: We are strictly investigating some unscrupulous officers/offices who we suspect that handled your files badly, so do not disclose this notification/letter to any office/offices in order not to jeopardise our investigation to fish out the bad eggs among them who have caused you more harm than good over the years.
Yours truly,
Mr. Yeong Kok Hoong
Chairman, Global Evaluation Task Force Union, France
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