from: Paul Cox <paulcox418@gmail.com>
date: Nov 16, 2021, 7:33 AM
subject: Re: OVERDUE DEBT PAYMENT PROCESSING
mailed-by: gmail.com
From: Alterra Capital U.K Ltd
Dear
Re: OVERDUE DEBT PAYMENT PROCESSING
Good hearing from you as regards our insured debt settlement service.
To clarify, the 1% service charge is a deductible payment from your
owed funds to our company as insurance premium for purchase of our
insurance cover on the funds (the debt), to enable us pay you upfront
and recover/reclaim within the insurance coverage period of 30 days,
since we already have confirmation that it is an already approved
payment but is being delayed due to inconsistencies and irregularities
in internal handlings within the holding institution(s).
We shall have our insurers provide the essential information papers &
forms for quote & placement of the insurance. Your insurance policy
copies will be made available to you for your file. As found in the
records, the part sum/amount approved and accrued to you that is
reclaimable when paid is US$10M. We shall therefore purchase and or
place our insurance programme at a premium rate of 1% ie(US$100,000.00
deductible) to cover the US$10M approved claimable sum, hence we shall
be paying you a little less a total sum of US$9,900,000 and then go
ahead to reclaim the US$10M via HMFSCS .
Please fill out and return the attached payment processing form. Do
send the form back together with copy of your valid I.D.
Ensure to provide Particulars of your claims such as claim amount(s),
any payment references, debt originating institution/agency and or
holding bank etc, to enable us verify your identity and what we have
in our records.
Payments can be made as you best prefer; either by direct bank account
deposit/bank to bank wire transfer, authorised bank cheque (local &
international).
Best regards
Paul Cox
Chief Actuary, Alterra Capital U.K Ltd
Office Tel: +44 (203) 5140 331
Enquiries: +44 (203) 1023 100
Office Email: uk.alterra@mail.com
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