from: united nations <info.unitednationservicedpt@gmail.com>
date: Dec 5, 2025, 8:43 PM
subject: MANDATE FROM UNITED NATIONS GOVERNING COUNCIL ON SCAM VICTIMS
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn:
MANDATE FROM UNITED NATIONS GOVERNING COUNCIL ON SCAM VICTIMS COMPENSATION/SETTLEMENT FUND AMOUNT OF USD683,000.00 (SIX HUNDRED AND EIGHTY THREE THOUSAND UNITED STATES DOLLARS) PAY-OUT.
I am Albert Herrera, Director of the United Nations Committee for International Welfare, Settlement & Disputes. The United Nations Governing Council has mandated that I contact you regarding your Settlement for being a victim of Internet Scam/Fraud because our surveillance has shown that you were a victim of an Internet scam in the past.
From January 2010 to date, the American and British governments have witnessed numerous scams and frauds committed by criminals and crooks mostly residing in Africa. We are pleased to inform you that your name has been enlisted as one of the victims of these scams and frauds so we hereby regret the inconveniences caused to you by these scammers and fraudsters.
Consequently, you have been shortlisted to receive a pay-out of US$683,000.00 (Six Hundred and Eighty-Three Thousand United States Dollars) which the United Nations has approved in conjunction with the American and British Governments. To ensure that you receive this US$683,000.00, by the rules, guidelines, and steps outlined by the United Nations Committee for International Welfare, Settlement & Disputes, to enable the pay-out of this Compensation to you without any problem, I request the following information from you:
1) YOUR FULL NAMES:
2) YOUR DIRECT MOBILE TELEPHONE NUMBER:
3) RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS:
4) AGE:
5) DATE OF BIRTH:
6) YOUR WHATSAPP TELEPHONE NUMBER:
7) PRIVATE EMAIL:
Once you receive this message, kindly send the above-mentioned information to process and pay you this compensation accordingly.
Please reply as soon as possible and give me the information I need so I can proceed with further instructions on the payout of your compensation fund.
For more details and clarity, you may email me.
Yours truly,
Albert Herrera
Director For:
Committee for International
Welfare, Settlement & Disputes
London, United Kingdom
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