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Matilda Baker - Barclays Bank - Barclaybank_london@europe.com

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from: Barclaybank_london@europe.com
date: Dec 13, 2021, 5:29 AM
subject: WE ANTICIPATE YOUR KIND RESPONSE AND CO-OPERATIONS
mailed-by: europe.com
signed-by: mail.com

FROM BARCLAY BANK OF LONDON (UNITED KINGDOM)
FOREIGN REMITTANCE DEPARTMENT
ADDRESS: 2 CHURCHILL PLACE SHOPPING MALL
LONDON E14 5RB, ROYAUME-UN
TEL NUMBER°: 00447406024089
EMIL ADDRESS : Barclaybank_london@europe.com

13/12/2021

ATTENTIONS BENEFICIARY :

Dear Beneficiary
We have actually been authorized by the newly appointed Minister of Finance and the governing body of the United Nations Monetary Unit as approved by the West Africa Monetary Agency (W.A.M.A) to Investigate and handle the unnecessary delay on your payment of your funds worth (USD $ 9.Million United State Dollars)-(£6.456 Million GBP) That has been approved and deposited under the care custody of this Bank today been Barclay Bank Of London being reviewed by the support team and Board Of Directors West Africa Monetary Agency (W.A.M.A) To pay to you.

Be aware that this fund has recommended and approved in your favour. during the course of our investigation, we discovered with dismay that your payment that is your Inheritance Funds worth (USD $ 9.Million United State Dollars) has been unnecessarily delayed by corrupt officials of the Banks in Africa in attempt to swindle your fund which has lead to so many losses from your end and unnecessary delay in the receipt of your payment.

The Barclay Bank Of London has instructed by the United Nation and the IMF Grant Unit to carry on with the payments to you from here in London and we have Chosen to pay out all the funds £6.456 Million GBP to you from the European Union through Bank Wire Transfer that is Direct Transfer Deposit in beneficiaries bank account or through Online Banking Transfer System depends on your choice, As this is a global payments technology that enables consumers, businesses, financial institutions and governments to use digital currency instead of Cash and Cheques.

We have arranged your payment to be paid to you through the care custody Executives Authorities and Board Of Directors of this Bank been Barclay Bank Of London and also the transfer confirmation documents of the funds will be sigh, register and issue on your Name as the sole beneficiary as soon as we receive all necessary information’s and modalities from you to influent the payments to you and this will enable you confirm your funds approved and paid to you from this Bank posted directly to your home address without any failure via bank standard protocols and services.

In this regard, you are to contact and furnish the requested Information to the Directorate of International Payment and Transfer
with the followings;

1. Your Name:
2. Country :
3. Age and Sex:
4. Occupation :
5. Mobile Telephone:
6. Posted Address
7. Id Card Identification:

Endeavour to furnish the above information immediately as you received this massage for the insurance and approval payments of your funds via bank wire transfer daily telegraphy payments or Online Banking Transfer System without any failure.

We required your urgent response to this email as directed to avoid mistake and further delay.

Thank you.

Yours Faithfully,
Mrs, Matilda Baker
Transfer Director,

Mr, Ebenezer Taylor
Secretary Telex Department Barclay Bank Of London.
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