from: US-Bank United States <brownwilliams828@gmail.com>
reply-to: info02855@gmail.com
date: Jun 24, 2021, 3:32 PM
subject: US-Bank
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At the United Nations 73rd General Assembly (UNGA 72) meeting held on 18th September 2020 at its headquarters in New York City, NY United States, a total of $2,189,500,505.00 was declared by the UN Financial Crimes Commission as funds recovered from fraudulent schemes. These Funds were recovered from various governments and anti-fraud entities Around the world from accounts connected to embezzlement and other Fraudulent practices.
United Nations decided to use the funds as compensation to Fraud victims Around the world, compensation was allocated based on countries. We are happy to inform you that you have been nominated among the lucky beneficiaries here in the States and according to the analysis by evaluation office you are to receive the sum of $5,200,000.00 USD from total amount alongside other 399 lucky victims.
US-Bank is the authorized office to carry disbursements. Kindly get in Touch with US Bank representative below for further information on how to receive your disbursement, follow directives accordingly to receive your compensation promptly.
US-Bank United States
Address: 650 S Griffin St C Hall, Dallas, TX 75202, United States
Contact Personnel: Mr. Michael Wood For Bank verification and fast recognition you are required to send the Following Reference Code (UN-JKRM0X5) and a scan copy of your valid I.D to US-Bank coordinator above via email address. also with a Reconfirmation of your full personal profile details listed below.
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