from: Attention <oneangela002@gmail.com>
reply-to: CustomerServicecenter2024@outlook.com
date: Apr 9, 2026, 10:22 AM
subject: Due Process Flawed!
mailed-by: gmail.com
Subject : Official Notification Regarding Your Long Awaited Payment
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
100 F Street, NE, Washington, DC 20549.
United States of America
Office of Fund's Verification And Revalidation Of International Payment Supervision
Washington, D.C.
Tel :
Customer Service Email : CustomerServicecenter2024@outlook.com
Dear Sir,
OFFICIAL NOTICE: TRUTH OF THE MATTER CONCERNING YOUR LONG AWAITED PAYMENT
I write to you officially from the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) , United States of America, regarding your long awaited approved Lotto Winnings,inheritance/foreign payment which has been delayed for a long period of time. After a detailed review of your payment file, I consider it necessary to inform you of the truth and the reasons why your funds have not been released to you up till this moment and why you may not receive the funds.
Our office discovered that your past and present partners have been attempting to bypass the rules and regulations guiding Lotto Winnings,inheritance payments and international fund remittance. Some time ago, your partners contacted this office requesting that we use our office to bypass the due process required for remitting your approved payment into your personal account on what they described as mutual benefit arrangements. This office rejected the request because we operate strictly under due process and legal procedures established by the United States Government.
Instead of following our directives and due process procedures which would have enabled you to receive your payment without delay, your partners went behind our office and attempted to process the payment through unauthorized channels. During this process, they obtained money from you and provided you with a fake Non-Resident Notarization, transfer documents including an online transfers attempt and Tax Deduction Certificate which did not originate from any verified government office.
We have made several attempts in the past to contact you directly to inform you about what was going on with your payment and why you had not received your funds, but each time we attempted to reach you, your partners interfered, blocked communication, and even provided our office with fake email addresses which prevented us from reaching you directly.
The truth of the matter is that your present partners have been benefiting from the money you have been sending to them while continuously giving you different excuses and delays to prevent you from knowing the real reason why your payment has not been released.
Recently, we discovered that you are still sending money to these partners in an attempt to receive your payment, which prompted us to search and locate your direct email address so that we can inform you personally and officially about the true situation of your payment.
Let it be clearly stated that your payment is approved and available for remittance, and the only thing required is to follow the proper due process for foreign payment remittance. Nothing more and nothing less. If the due process is followed correctly, your payment can be processed and released to your personal account within working days and this long pending matter will be concluded immediately.
We advise you strongly to stop dealing with unauthorized partners and middlemen and communicate directly us, the appropriate office handling your payment so that this matter can be concluded without further delay.
We are willing to assist you to complete the due process and ensure that your approved payment is released to you successfully.
Kindly respond to this message immediately for further directives on how to complete the process legally and receive your funds without further delay.
Yours faithfully,
Paul S. Atkins, Commissioner
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
100 F Street, NE, Washington, DC 20549.
United States of America
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