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John Morrison - johnmorrison8025@gmail.com

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from: John Morrison <johnmorrison8025@gmail.com>
date: Mar 21, 2026, 3:08 PM
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Good day sir

Your transfer will be finalized in 20 minutes once you send the $500 usd for the IMF to send and generate the code for you to complete your transaction, so you will be able to transfer your money to your bank account. it would help if you gave this a chance to see for yourself, A lot of people have lost huge transactions like this because of what they read or believe, trust me, No agent or diplomat will even persuade you to claim funds, they instead give up and face other duties, I am taking you as a friend because I understand the situation of things out there.

It is sad that you choose to believe what you read on the internet rather than what I am telling you, which is the fact. If you remember the story of RICH DAD POOR DAD, There was investment advice from a friend to a friend, They were supposed to invest in real estate and get a huge return over the years, But the friend went and sought advice from a novice friend, who discouraged him and told him that it's all fluke to earn 80% of their investment in just a few years, So this other friend didn't make the investment afterward, So today that investment which a friend refused to invest on, has now turn out to be a great investment because everyone who invested made 100% return of investment.

Mr. Boria, I know you are trying so hard to protect yourself from being scammed, which is very reasonable of you, But while you are doing that, you have to also understand that nothing good comes easy and fact that people had their share of bad experiences, doesn't mean that there are no real transactions out there, You should be careful on what you read and believe, Don't judge based on people's opinion or ideas of their failed transaction, I don't usually go with the trend, I will rather give anything a chance before I can assume, $500 is a lot of money and it really a lot of money, No risk no reward, Every investor does not think about loss rather the profit or gain.

I would like you to TRUST ME AND WORK WITH ME. THIS IS AN ONLINE BANKING, AS YOU ALREADY KNOW. YOU WILL BE ABLE TO TRANSFER YOUR FUNDS ONCE THIS IS COMPLETED, AND FOR YOU TO COMPLETE THIS TRANSACTION, YOU MUST GET THE CODE FROM THE IMF.

Yours Sincerely
Mr. John Morrison
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