from: Mr. Clark Anderson <officialwilliamkenneth@gmail.com>
reply-to: officepayment173@gmail.com
date: Nov 2, 2023, 6:25 AM
subject: Compensation Funds Released
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good day to you:
My name is Mr. Clark Anderson, I work with the United Nations Organization In the department of UN COMPENSATION FUND UNIT, I'm in charge of Investigating through unpaid project, Inheritance funds, Lottery and other means of payment that was denied the real beneficiary.
From my record here, it shows that you have been denied payment and this was suppose to be either your Inheritance fund, Lottery, IMF, Bank transfer etc, I forwarded your report to the United Bank For Africa manager to know why your transfer wasn't made to you, he confirmed to me that the person who contacted you to make claims played a fast one on you, thereby having the funds to their selves alone and deceiving you with all sort of stories.
With full hopes, I have demanded that a compensation should be made to you immediately without any delay, the sum of $4.5million USD has been approved to be issued to you through Automated teller machine (ATM Card) and this funds is coming from the United Bank For Africa, be inform that your ATM Card has already been sent to my office. Mind you that all it will cost you is only the delivery fee of $195.
As soon as you respond to this e-mail with the below information's, your ATM card will be prepared and parceled to your designated address for instant withdrawal of your daily $10,000.00.
1.Your Full Name
2.Residential Address
3.Telephone Number
You are to attend to this compensation with all amounts of seriousness and dedication so as to receive your compensation for being cheated on in time past.
Please help us support this program by enlightening people around about this ongoing project with the UN.
Yours In Service,
Mr. Clark Anderson
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