from: patrick mullins <patrickmullin101@gmail.com>
date: Oct 25, 2021, 3:23 AM
subject: Re: Dear:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear:
On the authority of the IMF/World Bank Group in Conjunction with IMF /
World Bank Group and the United Nations Convention against Corruption
(UNCAC), in accordance with the UN General Assembly Resolution 64/263/
Chapter 2021 as approved by the European Union Financial Council, and
African Union (AU) mandating us (UN Financial Crime Agency (UNFCA) to
investigate and establish the authenticity of all scam victims claims
and recommended same for compensation or otherwise.
The United Nations Scam Victims Compensation Commission with its
Resolution 687 on April 3, 2020. was the first compensation system
established under the authority of Chapter VII of the U.N. Charter and
was designed to process and pay claims arising out of
misrepresentation of fact or fraud.
The Commission was formed by the United Nations Convention against
Corruption (UNCAC) to works closely with regional groups such as the
African Union (AU), Economic Community of West African States
(ECOWAS), European Union (EU), and the United Nations to compensate
people reported losing money to these scammers.
This scam victim compensation fund demonstrates the African Union
(AU), Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), European
Union (EU) commitment to compensate and serve justice to scam victims
who have suffered immense losses from this fraud scheme.
However, this is an official notification to all the scam victims all
over the world, who have genuinely lost money to scammers or to
corrupt businesses agencies, Moneylenders, Banks, and government
administration.
The United Nations have agreed to compensate you with the sum of
US$2,000.000.00 (Two million United States Dollars) this includes
another foreign contractor that may have not received their contract
payment / Unpaid transaction, Inheritance fund, and international
businesses that failed due to Government administrative corruption.
Your name was on the list submitted by our Monitoring Team of
Economic and Financial Crime Commission observers and this is why we
are contacting you, this has been agreed upon and has been signed.
So, if you've been the victim of a scam, it can be extremely
distressing, but compensation is available for you.
Therefore, you are required to contact the Director that will help you
to get your compensation with his below contact:
Albert Steward,
Director: United Nations Financial Crime
Agency (UNFCA) UK regional
Email: albert.steward@unfca.org
Tel: +44 7451273877
You are to send the below details to Albert Steward so he can submit
them to our approved paying bank for the immediate release of the
funds to your account without any delays.
1 Full Name
2 Telephone number
3 Contact Address
As soon as Albert Steward receives your details he shall submit your
details to our paying bank to process and transfer the funds to your
account without any delays.
Good luck and kind regards. Making the world a better place.
Keep me updated as soon as you have contacted Albert Steward.
Thanks
Best regards,
Patrick Mullin
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