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Sullivan Lauren - African Development Bank - laurensullivan713@yahoo.com

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from: Ms. Lauren <luren.sullivan@yahoo.com>
reply-to: laurensullivan713@yahoo.com
date: Aug 26, 2021, 3:50 AM
subject: Re: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: yahoo.com

Dear Beneficiary,

Have you lost money in the past while trying to receive your payment? The African Development bank has the mandate to coordinate the debt relief program by paying a compensation of 10M from files of unpaid foreign beneficiaries and inheritance claims. Do accept this compensation with full assurance of payment of your full sum in due course.

I therefore request that you participate in this payment exercise with us and also give us the benefit of trust to enable us serve you better. It would be necessary to register your complaint here to guide us in our focus to resolving such issues and avoid repetition in future.

1. What problems have you encountered so far?
2. Have you received any part of your fund in your account before now?
3. Kindly give an estimate of amount you have paid as upfront fees?
4. What total amount are you expecting to receive as your payment?

INFORMATION: To enable you participate in this payment exercise, kindly reply to get your name logged in for approval. Payment of your fund will be handled by our Apex Banker to avoid any of the past impunity carried out by other agencies and payment institutions.

Sincerely yours,

Mrs. Sullivan Lauren
Director, Debt Reconciliation
AFDB
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