from: johnalfred <johnalfred@aliyun.com>
reply-to: johnalfred <johnalfred@aliyun.com>
date: Oct 1, 2023, 6:30 PM
subject: Re: COMPENSATION AWARD OFFICE.
mailed-by: aliyun.com
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF)
COMPENSATION AWARD OFFICE.
PAYMENT REF:WB/US/IMF/XXOL8
Good Day
Congrats to you once more on your Compensation/Inheritance funds release to you soon. I know you will find it difficult to believe me or whatever i tell you because of the high rate of scam in the World, But i want you to put your doubts aside and focus your mind on getting your compensation/Inheritance funds because this is real and legitimate, the FBI and the United States Interpol is aware of this transaction so you don't need to worry, I will like you to know that efforts have been made in the past to contact you but all to no avail. But since you have finally contacted me about your compensation funds through the help of Mrs. Linda Stepp, I want you to be rest assured that you have come to your final destination where you will receive help.
Now as for Mrs. Linda Stepp I was the agent who helped her receive her compensation fund after she had lost so much money to scammers and i know i can also help you recover your funds as long as you follow all my instructions that will be given to you.
I want you to put a hold to all the transactions you are having with anybody presently until I confirm from the FBI in Washington DC to know if truly they are real.
Also i will kindly like you to fill out the following details below for confirmation that i am dealing with the beneficiary of the funds worth $5.8million USD Dollars in our organization.
Full Name:
Home Address:
Occupation:
Phone Number:
Age:
Gender:
country:
Scan Copy of your Identification (OPTIONAL):
Note that as soon as I get these details from you today I will commence my duty immediately to make sure you don t lose anymore cent to any imposter again.
Important Notice: DO NOT SEND MONEY TO ANYONE FOR ANY REASON AGAIN UNTIL YOU HAVE MY CONFIRMATION.
Kindly get back to me as soon as possible and for more explanation or questions on this, you can Call, Text Message(SMS) or WhatsApp me.
Best Regards,
Mr. John Alfred
Line: +1 (202) 753-0522
IMF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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