from: JAMES WHITTAKER <i0987666554@msn.com>
date: Jan 13, 2026, 6:20 AM
subject: FOR YOUR URGENT ATTENTION.
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: msn.com
Attn: Beneficiary,
Ref: Your Supplementary Payment Approved.
Kindly respond promptly if you are well and alive. For the purpose of introduction, my name is James Whittaker, the Head of Operations - United Nations Supplementary Payments Monitoring/Enforcement Unit- United Kingdom. We work hand in hand with the Central Banks of various countries and the World Bank to ensure that all outstanding approved funds whose rightful owners have been frustrated in one way or the other by some dubious bank officers are well released and disbursed to the rightful owners in a much more convenient means without unnecessary taxation and fee payments.
Please confirm to our office if you have authorized us through your fiduciary agents to issue "Cash Call Payment Remittance" to them on your behalf. Also re-confirm your Private/ WhatsApp Telephone and current contact address. We have decided to contact you because we suspect that someone or group of persons are trying to divert your funds through a sworn affidavit of claim as their associates have requested us to place a Cash Call Order in their favor on your behalf. Your confirmation is urgently required on this matter.
Faithfully Yours,
James Whittaker.
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