from: Mary Robert <maryrobertmt@gmail.com>
reply-to: trustfundpensions2@gmail.com
date: Sep 4, 2025, 6:14 AM
subject: YOUR PAYMENT REMINDER
mailed-by: gmail.com
Please note,
Your response is slow with your transaction deadline. I am reminding you again to avoid funds deactivation with Mr. Henry, the responsible bank official, who finally agreed to issue your new ATM Mastercard instead of sending it to your local account due to IMF tax revenue. He deems it appropriate to double check your delivery address to ensure that you are the correct person in the email before sending you the transaction codes for the agreed $1 million, while the remaining balance is gradually credited to avoid money laundering and endless taxes.
You are only responsible for covering your home insurance tax, which will prove that you are the beneficiary to whom the money is sending to.
The requirement is for purchasing the insurance documents to back up your claim as beneficiary. Please fill it out correctly to avoid mistakes during processing.
1. Address and nearest airport:
2. Phone number: & WhatsApp number:
3. Primary email address and secondary email address if available:
4. YOUR FULL NAME:
5. GENDER: & AGE:
6. OCCUPATION:
7. COUNTRY AND CITY:
8. A COPY OF YOUR PASSPORT OR ANY ID CARD so that the insurance can claim your refund in case of any errors.
The insurance is important to convert all your foreign funds into your local currency for easy withdrawal upon arrival. and also get your refund incase of failure delivery or late service, So cover the fees either in full or in part to get your refund in case of delay. don't overlook Insurance, it is important to the service fee to be able to refund you and should not be ignored.
There is no point in discussing service fees altogether to avoid delays. Keep in mind that the fee should not be considered a cash payment, but rather an insurance for... the Federal Revenue Service, which can be paid in Bitcoin.
Please remember to include your transaction code (#CM2044ps21006) in the subject line when replying. We guarantee the best and fastest service.
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