from: Minister of Finance <yama-yasu0416@ares.eonet.ne.jp>
reply-to: Minister of Finance <28293@rpr.ac.th>
date: May 12, 2026, 12:58 PM
subject: CREDIT ALERT
mailed-by: ares.eonet.ne.jp
Greeting:
FILE REFERENCE: IRSFUNDS/2025/0926
I am Satsuki Katayama (片山 さつき), The Minister of State for Financial Services with the role of Managing
fiscal policy and addressing foreign exchange, I am a Cabinet member under the administration of Sanae Takaichi of JAPAN, in Asia.
The united Nations, through the European Union have ordered the Japanese government to release your compensation of US$5m. (Five Million US dollars) to the US government
for further credit into your account through ATM card delivery or online banking transfer.
Please, contact Mr. Scott Bessent the Acting commissioner of the IRS, USA because your file and payment have been released to him in USA for payment to you.
He is now the only person with the 100% authorization to release your money to you.
Soon after forwarding your payment, someone claimed that you sent him to receive your ATM card he is Mr. Kelvin E. Austin he tried to claim your $5 million USD
Scam Victim Compensation ATM Card on your behalf from this office?
Your ATM Card has been cleared for final delivery, and there are no remaining restrictions or blockages. Confirm if it should be sent to:
Your representative: NAME: Kelvin E. Austin. ADDRESS: 3439 East Larkspur Dr. Phoenix AZ, 85033, U.S.A.
Mr. Kelvin E. Austin wants to settle the clearance fee of $300 required to receive your ATM card.
Personally, I think you actually authorized him to claim your funds since you have failed to send the fee, but bear in mind that the only fee you must pay right now is $300 and not more.
KINDLY CONFIRM YOUR FULL NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER in your response to this message.
Please treat this matter with utmost urgency and respond within 7 days so that your US$5,000,000:00 compensation fund can be delivered without delay.
From this point, Mr. Scott Bessent, Ag commissioner IRS, USA, is fully in charge of your payment and you should only follow his instructions.
Sincerely,
Satsuki Katayama (片山 さつき)
Minister of Finance, Japan.
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