from: IMF Department <imf.department44@hotmail.com>
date: Jun 14, 2020, 8:49 AM
subject: Re: FUNDS RELEASE
mailed-by: gmail.com
INTERNATIONAL POLICE COMMAND WEST AFRICA.
Address; Rue 107, maison due Parl, Akpakpa, GTF Turkey
Email : inter1@cyberservices.com
Attention
This is Inspector Vincent Talucci writing in confirmation of your email below, Of course we knew and understood that you have been scammed beyond imagination, and when we investigated this, we gave order through the IMF to contact you immediately for directives.
Listen, the most dangerous of it all was that, you contacted the wrong Bank that do not know anything about this funds, you were deceived by some group of criminals who misled you and steal from you. For your Information, your 7,500,000.00 USD is the Funds approved on your name under the National security here and in United states, and you were deceived to to send fees to wrong people.
We have been working hand in hand with my counterpart in Turkey to secure this Funds.
Now, i have contacted world Bank of the country approved Funds and informed them of your letter to me this morning.
Please, henceforth, stop contacting anybody in the name of this Funds, no body has any right of transferring your Funds except the World Bank under the approval of National security here in and in Turkey. You are advised now to contact the world Bank chief accountant immediately with email (worldbank.turkeyoffice101@accountant.com)
His name is Mr Clement Aki, and i think he is there now to attend to you and give you all evidence you need.
Thank you.
NOTE: You must always get back to me and update me on your correspondences with the Bank. I will wait to get your email back after contacting the Bank with email above.
Inspector Vincent Talucci
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