from: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND <hdi44328840@gmail.com>
reply-to: imf.services.duty@gmail.com
date: Jan 6, 2026, 1:25 PM
subject: Notification of your Beneficiary Funds.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention: The Beneficiary,
Re: Cash Payment release has been made in your FAVOUR in our board of directors meeting.
After the (INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND) board of directors meeting held
the management has agreed to release your BENEFICIARY fund
to you in CASH through our AUTHORIZED Offshore payment Bank.
l write this mail to notify you of your approved fund and the procedures for payment.
Congratulations, as you have received a favorable disbursement clearance
of your beneficiary Funds ($25,000.000.00 USD)
TWENTY FIVE MILLION AMERICAN DOLLARS. Approval which is
slated to be effected from one of our AUTHORIZED paying Bank.
Note: importantly, due to the urgency entailed by my request, you are advised
to reconfirm your details:
A. Passport copy or any valid government ID
B. Occupation /Position:
C. Home / Office Address
D. Telephone / WhatsApp number
E. Bank Account details
NOTE: We are not asking you to pay money, I have already paid for the legal backup
documents which will enable our Authorized Offshore payment Bank. effect the to
your nominated bank account legally.
No upfront / No advance payment.
Upon the confirmation of the above details I will not hesitate to forward you further details
to enable you to claim your beneficiary funds from our Offshore payment Bank. .
God bless you.
Yours Faithfully,
DR. Christopher Lawrence.
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