FROM UNITED NATIONS PAYMENT RECONCILIATION OFFICE mrkelvinjordan445@yahoo.com
Scam Email received June 23, 2018 from mrkelvinjordan444@deluxe.ocn.ne.jp
mrkelvinjordan444@deluxe.ocn.ne.jp
FROM UNITED NATIONS PAYMENT RECONCILIATION OFFICE
mrkelvinjordan445@yahoo.com, mrkelvinjordan445@yahoo.com
FROM UNITED NATIONS PAYMENT RECONCILIATION OFFICE
FROM UNITED NATIONS PAYMENT RECONCILIATION OFFICE – mrkelvinjordan445@yahoo.com
UNITED NATIONS PAYMENT RECONCILIATION OFFICE SIA REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS, KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA Sir Madam This is to bring to your notice that the United Nations Secretary General has deliberated with the world bank for a compensation payment on scammed victims from Asia,America and Europe so your name emerged as one of the lucky beneficiaries. I write to let you know that the sum of $2,850,000.00 (Two Million Eight Hundred and Fifty Thousand United States Dollars) Only has been approved in your favor. Kindly get back to me for directives on how to receive it without any delay, When you respond I shall send you a copy of your Funds Approval Certificate from United Nations. Please kindly reconfirm to us your complete information’s, Full Name Address Telephone number .. Copy of your Id Drivers License or International Passport Yours very truly, Mr.kelvin Jordan United Nations Co-coordinator Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. E-Mail: mrkelvinjordan445@yahoo.com mrkelvinjordan445@yahoo.com
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