from: Mr. Joel Jackson. <gangordominic@gmail.com>
reply-to: tm0873301@gmail.com
date: Feb 23, 2026, 7:44 AM
subject: RE: URGENT PAYMENT RECONCILIATION 2026.
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Mr. Joel Jackson
Payment Coordinator
African Union Monetary Group
Plot OER 4 Independence Ave.
Circles, Accra
Ghana
Attention
We have been mandated to carry out instantly payment reconciliation. We have many conflicting payment claims and also complaints of fund diversion. Please, confirm urgently, were you among the beneficiaries that received part payment of this Second Quarter Payment Window that was executed from 12st Jan to August 31th 2026? Note, you should not pay an advance payment to anybody,all charges should be waived. If you did not received your part payment, then urgently reconfirm your full particulars:
i) FULL NAMES AS INDICATED ON YOUR PAYMENT FILE; Parfait Richard Boade
ii) FULL CURRENT CONTACT ADDRESS; Essos hotel du plateau yaounde Cameroon
iii) MOBILE, TELEPHONE AND Whatsapp NUMBERS +237691711061/+237676362924
iv) VALID MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION number 20180421888210220
Please, kindly send the above details on receipt of this mail to the officer whose information contains below:
Prof. Travis Moore.
Director lnternational Operations
Debt Management Office
Email: tm0873301@gmail.com
The payment exercise has been scheduled on the first come bases,therefore do not waste time. Congratulations, have a nice day.
Regards,
Mr. Joel Jackson
Payment Coordinator 11.
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