from: Prof.Frank William <vital@vitalspd.com>
reply-to: frankwilliams134@yahoo.com
to: Recipients <vital@vitalspd.com>
date: Aug 17, 2020, 9:12 PM
subject: Rescue team concerning your funds
INTERNATIONAL FUNDS TRANSFER
DC2-2060, New York, 10017.
Attention:-The Beneficiary, ++++++
2906 NE Rockey butte road, Portland,or 97220 USA
My Names are Prof Frank Williams, I'm the 2nd vice chairman of the united nations/ international monetary fund investigating unit, we arrived into West Africa on 5th November 2016, Following series of Complaints by Beneficiaries from USA,ASIA and EUROPE who are yet to receive their outstanding Contract/Inheritance/lottery Funds from Banks in African Continent, customs and Europe. The International fund investigating Unit discovered particularly in your own case that some corrupt bank officials teamed up with certain diplomat(s) with the intention of diverting your Funds to their own private Accounts abroad. The Team that carried out the investigation recovered some Payment Files which have since been approved for payment which yours was inclusive with evidence of some of your previous payments overseas.
Secondly, in the same file of yours, there is a letter here stating that you are dead, so based on this, we are contacting you to verify the true position of your status, and you have only 48hours to reply this mail or we will work with what we saw in your file that you are dead, and I will personally append my signature to push your fund into United state treasury account as an unclaimed fund.
Note that the United Nations special payment unit has been authorized to handle your Payment File and based on our recommendation, your Outstanding fund have been credited in our Paying Bank Escrow Account in your Favor pending your reconfirmation to this office of your true position in this matter. You are hereby advised to reply this mail immediately to confirm whether or not you actually wrote that Letter forfeiting your Funds otherwise you should indicate your interest in receiving your fund. Please resend your Full Name, Residential Address, Telephone /Mobile Number, Age and Marital Status. Core Job or Occupation, A valid form of identification, and the Amount expecting. Please state if it was Contract/ Inheritance or Lottery funds and the country you were expecting payment from.
You are advised to fully co-operate with this Team so that we can serve you better in this last Quota payment of the year 2016, and we assure you that we must bring to book all these corrupt bank(s) and officials found guilty.
Waiting,
Prof.Frank Williams.
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