from: Sir James wood <williamgriften@gmail.com>
reply-to: UNITEDNATIONIMFGOUP@outlook.com
date: Dec 29, 2025, 2:32 PM
subject: CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!
mailed-by: gmail.com
CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!
Dear Beneficiary, .
I inform you that the United Nations/IMF has approved five hundred thousands US dollars (US$500,000.00) in your name.
Receipt Number: IMF/FRBWDC/US-BG-93WB82UN567-G
Approval Number: 7402-2011
Certificate of Merit Number: 781
Authorization Code Number: 0295
These are your identification numbers to receive financial support for job and employment losses during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as compensation for those who were defrauded and lost their hard-earned money. This also includes compensation for those who lost their businesses, contracts, inheritances, and appointments due to poor governance. The Director of the Cash Processing Unit of the United Nations/IMF, the sole member of the Organization, led by Kristalina Georgieva/António Guterres, and in consideration of the legislative/legal resolution reached by the Global Governing Bodies: the IMF/United Nations, the World Bank Group, the Government of the United States, the Government of the United Kingdom, and the Committee on Financial and Related Matters of the European Union Commission, following a series of complaints and requests received from the Office of the European Union Police Commission, the FBI, and INTERPOL, respectively, regarding the non-payment of payments to foreign beneficiaries on their due date.
The IMF, the United Nations, and the World Bank have decided to compensate people affected by COVID-19, victims of scams, and those affected by poor governance. Due to the current difficulties in countries where innocent beneficiaries are suffering the consequences of government malpractice, the aforementioned United Nations Unit met in New York City and decided to pay all beneficiaries through MoneyGram/Western Union and Bank Transfer/ATM Card. As an agent of the IMF, your file was listed among the beneficiaries, so I contacted you to withdraw your funds with immediate effect. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) included you among the beneficiaries. Please be advised that your file is currently in my office waiting for your response, and according to the records I maintain, you have been authorized to receive the sum of US$500,000.00 ( five hundred thousands US dollars).
NOTE: YOUR PAYMENT DISK WILL BE ACTIVATED WITH YOUR INFORMATION BEFORE YOU BEGIN RECEIVING YOUR DAILY PAYMENTS.
PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR INFORMATION TO ENABLE US THAT YOU ARE THE RIGHT PERSON.
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ADDRESS: =================================
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Contact: Mr. Javier Martínez on WhatsApp: (+593986065034)
CONTACT EMAIL: (UNITEDNATIONIMFGOUP@outlook.com)
Thank you, Mr./Ms.
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Javier Martínez - United Nations / IMF - UNITEDNATIONIMFGOUP@outlook.com
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