from: Mr. William Brookson <mrwilliambrookson1@gmail.com>
date: May 6, 2023, 8:05 AM
subject: Re: This is the best payment gateway that will be 99.99% cost-free in paying your unclaimed funds
mailed-by: gmail.com
For your kind Attention:
Thank you for your email. This office has carried out a thorough
investigation of the reason your payment has not been successfully
affected despite several attempts by you in the past years to claim
what rightly belongs to you. In addition to the detailed professional
audit reports given to us and as confirmed by Deloitte, we have also
contacted the financial regulatory body in your country and they
indicated to us that any foreign currency transfer, either by way of a
cheque, ATM card or direct telegraphic transfer, which is in excess of
$500,000,00 will not be allowed to be processed to the favor of the
beneficiary account in your country if original hard copies of the
following documents are not submitted to your bank. The documents are:
1. Notarized certificate of funds ownership
2.International Money Laundering clearance certificate
In furtherance of actualizing the payment gateway that is 99.99%
cost-free in paying your unclaimed funds the Office of the
Secretary-General has mandated that hard copies of the above-mentioned
documents should be processed in your name free of any costs and
dispatched to your address through courier. You will receive them and
hand it over to your bank and the financial regulatory body in your
country for their verification and acknowledgement. As a precondition
for the final release of your funds, no matter the method you chose to
be paid, once these documents are in the possession of your bank and
the financial regulatory body in your country, your payment will
finally be credited to you.
In this regard you can only receive your funds payment through the
All-Things Diamond MasterCard issued by the UN approved bank into
which your funds will be loaded.Through this payment option,the card
will processed and included in the parcel bearing the hard copies of
the documents listed above. When you receive the documents and the
card, you will take them to your bank who will, once they sight the
documents and the accompanying letter from the financial office of the
UN, immediately activate the All-Things Diamond MasterCard and then
you can withdraw a maximum of $1,000.00 dollars daily for the first
one month and then subsequently you can withdraw more than that
depending on your daily withdrawal limit with your bank.
Do take your time and read through this email to understand it and
respond with your full personal details as listed below so that we
can immediately process the documents at no cost to you bearing in
mind that you have already suffered much in the past trying to claim
your funds. Do reconfirm your details by filling the form below and
attach a colored copy of your ID:
Full Name: ...................................................
Contact Address: .........................................
State & Country of Residence: ..................................
Town & Zip/Postal Code: ...........................................
Telephone Number: ..................................................
Mobile Number: .......................................................
Occupation: .............................................................
Position: ..................................................................
**** Attach a colored copy of your ID.
Your unclaimed fund payment will be almost completed after you provide
your information requested above.
Yours sincerely,
Mr. William Brookson
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