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from: Larry joe <larryjo572@gmail.com>
date: Oct 18, 2021, 10:57 AM
subject: GOOD NEWS
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear Sir/Madam,

Owing to numerous complaints from many beneficiaries across the globe due to the failure of concerned payment financial committees set up in the past by IMF and WORLD BANK to effect the payment of their outstanding funds such as through Contract Payment, Inheritance and Lottery Winning Prize Awards among others.

Debt Reconciliation Committee (DRC) has set up this team called FINANCIAL INVESTIGATION AND SETTLEMENT TEAM to ensure that beneficiaries receive their funds without hitches.

It may interest you to know that following our investigation into the numerous complaints, your name was found among the beneficiaries who have not received
their funds.

Note that an arrangement has been made with a reputable bank in EUROPE, the Lloyds Bank to ensure that the payment of your fund is effected through ATM CREDIT CARD PAYMENT SYSTEM AND BANK TRANSFER.

In view of the above, you are advised to confirm the following information which will be forwarded to the person INCHARGE to enable the bank start the processing of your funds;

1. YOUR FULL NAME.

2. YOUR CURRENT RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.

3. YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER (PREFERABLY MOBILE NUMBER).

4. PROFESSION AND COMPANY NAME (IF ANY).

5. AGE AND MARITAL STATUS.

Regards,

Mr Larry,

Debt Reconciliation committee.
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