from: JAMES M. BRADSHAW <grace139822@gmail.com>
reply-to: info.jbradshaw.ic3.gov@usa.com
date: Feb 2, 2026, 10:24 AM
subject: Unclaimed Assets Recovery Notification
mailed-by: gmail.com
INTERNET CRIME COMPLAINT CENTER (IC3).
935 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, Dc 20535.
Web Page: www.ic3.gov
Alt E-mail: info.ic3.gov@usa.com
Dated: 02 / 02 / 2026
Unclaimed Assets Alert!
Reference ID: FIN-OPS/2025-BX26
Release Code: 0452
We’re officially trying to establish communication with the owner of this email address prior to a mail that was sent to your physical address a couple of days ago on the matter regarding a development where our surveillance Unit trapped down some of the fraudulent internet scam artists defrauding the innocent citizens.
We had to mandate it to alternatively contact you using this medium for the immediate claim
of the pending fund in your name which was part of the assets recovered from the evil syndicates, that module of operation was helping victims receive their rightful fund which doesn’t exist only to have them scammed.
However, a certain amount was mapped out in your name and few other victims traced to the computer hard disc that was retrieved from the scammers prior to the directive of the World Bank in collaboration with the International Monetary fund (IMF) for possible disbursing.
NB: We have already reviewed the records and will prioritize this matter for final disbursing following an unconditional order from the WORLD BANK/IMF and if in 3-days of this report and we fail to hear from you the aforementioned fund shall be confiscated and tagged as unclaimed and thereby return to the Treasurer.
Note: If you found this email in your junk/spam, it's possibly because of your poor internet IP Server address; we look forward to your prompt response.
Yours sincerely,
James M. Bradshaw
Public Relation Officer
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