from: Bar.Frazier Merrill Esq. <frazier.merrill@fdlegalgroup.com>
reply-to: frazier.merrill@yahoo.com
date: Aug 20, 2023, 10:44 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: fdlegalgroup.com
Attn :
Thank you for contacting Our Law firm and my apologies for the late response. The court cases I have at hand are quite overwhelming. Please read attentively for your clarifications. This Law firm (Frazier & Dabbs Legal Group) was contracted for the representations and procuring of all the legal paperwork and the concerned documentation to back up the processing of your payment into an ATM Card as directed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The notification was courtesy of the new government of UK London and United Nation Humanitarian Empowerment Endorsement (UNHEE) in conjunction with IMF/UNITED NATIONS FUND RECOVERY has decided to compensate every scam victim with the sum of (500,000.00 GBP) five hundred Thousand British pounds each. You are listed among scam victims and approved for this payment.
We received an instruction from Mr. Bernard Lauwers of International Monetary Fund (IMF) office in respect of this and he pleaded that we assist in processing the final payment of (500,000.00 GBP) five hundred Thousand British pounds only) via Automated Teller machine debit Card or any other means of payment of your choice.
Having received your message which we have been waiting for, you are to quickly reconfirm below details
▪︎ Your full name:
▪︎ Your address:
▪︎ Your country:
▪︎ City and state:
▪︎ Postal code or ZIP code:
▪︎ Your phone number. with the international dialing code:
The above will be useful for processing your payment via Automated Teller machine debit Card, please state in your letter so that the bank will know.
Note. ATM debit cards are very convenient and easy to process. It is a VISA /Master compliant card that allows you to withdraw money from any ATM machine nearest to you.
Kindly proceed to send the details for your payment immediately.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Frazier & Dabbs Legal Group
Bar. Frazier Merrill Esq.
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