from: JOHN ADAMS <j1111001@gmail.com>
date: Mar 27, 2020, 3:19 AM
subject: Re: Attention
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn: To: Concerned Beneficiary
Compensation Entitlement Scheme
Transaction Ref:UNGFST2020
Reference to a received settlement advise from World Bank, International Monetary Fund in conjunction with the United Nations Global Fund Support (UNGFS) we write to inform you that through a United Nations Compensation Scheme, a compensation entitlement payment file with below details is been processed and recommenced for final approval valued US$10,500,000.00(Ten million five hundred thousand United States Dollars)in your favour.
The payment will be scheduled for release upon your prompt response to this letter. It is also important you note that from our record, you have been in contact with some unauthorized officials and some abnormalities have been observed in your file which has to be corrected. You are to forward copy of your identification and your International Transfer permit order certificate for uthentication of your payment.
This is what is requested before remittance. This document is very important if you cannot provide it you will be directed to obtain it.
The United Nations European Payment Clearing Centre attached to World Bank Washington DC has been instructed to use the approved Foreign Exchange Allocation Order (FEAO) to clear all outstanding payment with immediate effect.
You are hereby advice to contact the payment officer for final reconciliation and release of your payment. Forward your full name/ address and telephone number with your occupation.
Bernard L.
Position: Head of Operations
worldbankwashingtondc743@gmail.com
You will either receive your funds through Swift Transfer, Certified International Banker Draft or by Cash Call payment. This subject you can discuss with the officer in charge by quoting the following reference to him (UN-FM- GBXXX- 33NO22/099/20). To this end, we urge you to establish contact with Mr.Bernard to make necessary arrangements for the payment of the funds to you, should you need any further clarification or assistance, do not hesitate to contact the undersigned.
Yours Faithfully,
For: United Nations,Office.
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