from: European Debt Payment Belgium <eu.debtpayment@yahoo.com>
date: Jul 17, 2023, 11:29 AM
subject: Claim Your Compensation Payment
mailed-by: yahoo.com
Dear
This is to notify you that World Bank in collaboration with European Debt Payment Commission Belgium
had contracted a Prime bank in the United kingdom to release your part payment sum of US$1000,000.00 (One million united states dollars) compensation to all victims of internet fraud, dating scam, Award winning lotto scam, contract scam, online employment scam and corona virus pandemic victims for this half quater year 2023.
With the information on my desk, I was made to understand that you have been going through hard ways by paying a lot of charges to see to the release of your funds which has been unjustly delayed by greedy bank officials and their cohorts. Please, from now henceforth stop further communication with any person(s) from any part
of Africa,U.S.A, Europe or Asia concerning this matter.
You are not to pay any charges to receive your payment anymore as you have meet up with the whole requirements. Your representatives may tell you to still go ahead with them but on your own risk. Please be
warned!!!!
The only thing required of you is to forward your Non-Resident Clearance Certificate/Receipt to this office, so that we can file the document with our PAYING BANK for the urgent release of
your part payment sum of US$1 Million.
The World Bank and European Debt Agency had paid the bank for handling/processing your part payment for this year. As soon as we receive the above document, accredited bank will effect your part payment by wire
transfer or any mode of payment of your choice immediately without delay.
To facilitate the release of your part payment sum of US$1 Million, you
are required as a matter of urgency to forward your Non Resident Clearance Certificate as requested above to us via our email.
Congratulations! Looking forward hearing from you.
Yours faithfully,
Mr Frank Rudolf
(Payment Coordinator)
European Debt Payment Commission Brussels
Belgium.
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