from: Mr.Kanna Ugoson <amonrat.int@crru.ac.th>
reply-to: kannaugosonsmat@gmail.com
date: Mar 19, 2026, 1:23 PM
subject: ATTENTION BENEFICIARY
mailed-by: crru.ac.th
This is to notify you that your unclaimed funds from IMF in co-operation with the World bank are ready for transfer and you should know that this will be your last chance on claiming your funds or it'll be cancelled by the appropriate authorities. This latest development came last week after the IMF board of directors met with the World bank officials to resolve the reason why some beneficiaries have not claimed their funds. After due consultation, they issued to us another order that we should contact you through email to verify that you're alive in good health.
I want you to indicate with your details once you received this message for clarification by email and reconfirm the following details on Mr.Kanna person email (kannaugosian@usa.com ), copy this email out carefully and make sure that you didn't make a mistake while replying to avoid inconveniences.
Your Name...
Home address..
ID Card..
Phone Number..
Next Of Kin ...
I'll be waiting for your response as soon as you receive this email.
Sincerely,
Mr.Kanna Ugoson.
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Kanna Ugoson - kannaugosonsmat@gmail.com
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