from: paul Morrison <pmorrison788@gmail.com>
reply-to: eofficedata637@gmail.com
date: May 12, 2022, 4:11 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention;
Sir,
It is a new good development for you this time to receive your long
overdue payment last quarter without you spending any dime, the board have
scheduled that you have to travel to South America by next week to sign
your fund release order then after signing is completed you will travel
with the documents to receive your fund in Europe.
This arrangement is 100% risk free and conducive because your security
is highly guaranteed and as such you will be taking care of over there
because the board will pay for your flight ticket, hotel accommodation
and feeding throughout your stay.
Furthermore, before your departure money will be provided for you by
Western Union to pick a taxi to your airport and also on arrival in
South America you will be given another money for feeding and other logistics.
You are expected to make every arrangement to travel by next
week and also you should send the name of your nearest airport and a copy of
your international passport to book for your ticket.
Finally, I promised you very strongly that you will receive your fund without any
protocols as soon as you embark on this trip.
Waiting for your valued response.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Yours sincerely.
Dr.paul morrison.
Director foreign affairs,
International monitoring fund.(IMF).
London,UK.
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