from: Roberter James Williamson <jamewhaly@gmail.com>
date: Apr 23, 2026, 6:59 AM
subject: Subject: Reclaimed Payment Approved
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention !
Payment Disbursement By International Authorities
Subject: Reclaimed Payment Approved
Good day to you
Your payment of $31,450,000.00 was approved by the International Authorities on refunds compensation reclaims.
Your name appeared twice in our list and is still available in the porter for claims for a duration period of one month only in this Quarter.
The Signing of the payment release bond is scheduled in France and all related expenses such as hotel reservations,local transport fair within the state,feedings and telephone bills etc.
would be taken care off by the international organisation bodies for transparency and accountability to help reduce your stress in this exercise.
Please, reply with your Direct contact details, so we can round up before the porter closes.
You have been contacted twice before now but we did not get any response from you.
Feel free to ask any related question to this exercise if need be.
Yours in service,
Regards.
Mr. Roberter James Williamson
Executive coordinator
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