from: cee-office IMF <ceeofficeimf@gmail.com>
date: Feb 3, 2026, 9:04 PM
subject: INTERNATIONAL FUND RELEASE DEPARTMENT
mailed-by: gmail.com
APPROVAL FROM THE OFFICE OF RIA MONEY TRANSFER AUDITORS.
APPROVED PAYMENT ORDER BY MINISTRY OF JUSTICE/IMF.
Attention Please,
How is family and work?
THIS IS TO NOTIFY YOU ABOUT THE LATEST ARRANGEMENT OVER YOUR OUTSTANDING PAYMENT WHICH WE HAVE AGREED TO RELEASE BY PART PAYMENT TO YOU THROUGH BARRISTER CALLISTA BERNARD'S CHAMBER, ALSO THAT YOUR UNPAID FUND HAS BEEN LOCATED TO A SUSPENSE ACCOUNT, THEREFORE YOUR FUNDS WORTH $8,5m (eightmillion five Hundred Thousand united states Dollars) HAS BEEN APPROVED TODAY.
The first payment of $2000,000 (tow million united states dollars) has been approved by the Ministry Of Justice to us, which we shall continue to pay you bit by bit until the total funds is completed, and will make sure that we prevent the IMF from monitoring your funds by obtaining all the needful documents to cover this transaction.
Please remember that your first payment cannot reflect until we receive the required fee?
Your Full Name:
Your Complete Address:
Direct Telephone: Number:
Mobile Number:
Occupation
Nationality.
You are welcome to C.B Chamber.
INTERNATIONAL FUND RELEASE DEPARTMENT,
Finally, Response Should be Made Immediately before it will be too late
for you.
Waiting for your immediate response.
Email: (cee-officeIMF@gmailcom),
Ria Money Transfer new york city® 2026
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