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Gene Karl Barr - Swift Card Consultants Payment - paymentconsultant@emailn.eu

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from: Gene Karl Barr <diplomatictitusisaac@gmail.com>
reply-to: paymentconsultant@emailn.eu
date: Feb 19, 2021, 8:24 PM
subject: Attention: Fund Beneficiary,
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention: Fund Beneficiary,

It's my wish to inform you about the new development concerning your Inheritance payment of US$9.700,000.00 Million The board of trustees and United Nation executives has finalized with the Federal Ministry of Finance to process and release the Amount to you through our Correspondent Stoneham Bank. And it has been certified that you are the real owner of this fund
here.

After going through your payment files, it was confirmed that the inconvenience and financial commitments required of you so far in the pursuit of this fund were enormous and resulted in your inability to follow up. However, considering your efforts towards achieving this aim, we have come to maintain equity, justice, and fairness in our dealings with beneficiaries such as yours, hence we have recommended that your funds should be reversed from the government treasury and be released to you accordingly.

So on this note, we have immediately secured approval for payment on your behalf and have processed your fund release to this effect and Stoneham Bank has been chosen as one of the banks to handle the payment to approved beneficiaries. And it will cost you some amount of money to obtain the approval from Higher Authority which is $100 dollars,After the thorough deliberation the Higher Authority Demanded that You Must Send them iTunes Gift Card Of USD$100 Only to finalize to the Board OF Director And Monetary Units Fund.

I am hereby advising you to send the iTunes Gift Card Of $100USD Only and send me the receipt as soon as you have send the iTunes Gift Card Of USD$100 that is all to pay and receive your funds. Due to the magnitude of the transfer the cannot deduct this amount because it is under insurance cover.

Finally, I want you to know that all modalities have been put in place for the successful payment of your overdue fund of US$9.7m and the process is 100% genuine, transparent and risk-free, as all international rules and regulations concerning fund payment have been adhered to. This is a golden opportunity for you now to receive your fund.

Thank you,waiting for your urgent response with the Gift card.

Mr.Gene Karl Barr.
Managing Director
Swift Card Consultants Payment Center
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