from: John Wuda <jwuda.imf@mail.ee>
date: Apr 15, 2020, 12:13 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: mail.ee
You have a total fund of 6,800,000 Euros, awaiting to be transferred to any account you provide. This fund is from the IMF/United Nations allocated to the beneficiaries on random selection in the poverty eradication Program and a means of compensation from the ongoing Pandemic breakout which started 1 December 2019–present in Wuhan, China. You do not have to fear as the FBI has been mandated to make sure that this fund (6,800,000 Euros) gets to it's rightful beneficiary.
All you have to do now is send us this below information so that we can start
your file documentation with no further delay.
Full Name:
Country:
City:
Phone Number:
WhatsApp:
A valid ID.
**Would you prefer bank to bank transfer or Cheque deposit?
Once you have provided this details, you will instantaneously receive a message confirming the availability of your fund and further clarifications on the subject matter.
Furthermore, We urge you to shun further communication with anybody regarding this offer as some will stop at nothing to reap you of your entitlement.
Kind regards,
John Wuda.
Finance Officer,
International Monetary Fund (IMF).
John Wuda - IMF - jwuda.imf@mail.ee
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