from: British CFP Global Financial compensation fund <britishcfpglobalf@yandex.com>
date: Apr 24, 2023, 7:13 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: yandex.com
No: 124-134 Corbyn Street, Islington, London N4 3DE.
United Kingdom. Email: britishcfpglobalf@yandex.com COMPENSATION FUND
Attention: Beneficiary.
Welcome to the 2023 World Bank/Paris Club & British CFP Global Financial SET-UP. The National Lottery Group has noted the widespread fraud activities that are being committed by charlatans & impostures within the United Kingdom, Africa & the World in general. Those fraudsters use names of the United Kingdom International Lottery Companies and coronaVirus pandemic distraction compensation fund to carry out their illicit act. Because of this reason, the World Bank/Paris Club & British CFP in collaboration with the National Lottery has set up a welfare program to compensate all those that have fallen victims and lost their money in transactions of this nature within the UK, Africa & Worldwide.
In our quest, effort and effectiveness on Financial SET-UP. We have focused and committed to investigate all financial transactions going on all around the UK & all over the world. Our Team of Google System Intensive Monetary Researchers [TGSIMR] had focused properly on every uncompleted local & international financial transfer transaction. Note: This Innovation was introduced by the NATIONAL LOTTERY in collaboration with the World Bank/Paris Club & British Government to help in completing every abandoned financial transaction to prevent re-emergence recession across the World.
In conclusion of our last Local/International Board forum which subject was ''INVESTIGATION ON UNCOMPLETED FUND TRANSFER'' Our Team of Google System Intensive Monetary Researchers [TGSIMR] after going through your last uncompleted financial transaction records with one of the commercial Banks, we have ascertained that you are one of scam victims and you have been approved to receive a compensation fund of £ 500,000.00. Therefore, the British CFP in collaboration with the NATIONAL LOTTERY is hereby issuing you a compensation payment prize £ 500,000.00 [Five Hundred Thousand British Pounds Sterling's] following the revelation made on your last abandoned fund transfer.
This compensation fund give away is done annually here in the UK and funds are being generated from the Unclaimed Lottery Fund from NATIONAL LOTTERY COMPANY. These unclaimed winning funds are either those winners' were automatically disqualified due to their age or from winners that turned up to claim their funds in our recent sweepstakes. Your compensation fund Winning Numbers are: XVX189298. For you to confirm that this letter is from the National Lottery Group. Visit: https://www.national-lottery.co.uk/results An arrangement has been made to pay your funds through (ATM Credit Card or Banker's Draft) to enable you receive your compensation fund without any interference.
Re-confirm your details to us as shown below for immediate action.
1) Full Name
(2) Physical Address where the ATM Card or Draft will be directed:
(3) Mobile Number.
(4) Occupation:
(5) Age:
(6) Country of origin or Residents
Send your details as requested above on this our affiliated E-mail: britishcfpglobalf@yandex.com and they will forward your details to the paying bank to process your payment within 24hrs.
Regards,
Mrs Susan M. Dowling
British CFP Office. London UK
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