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by Troy Platt Fri Jan 29, 2021 11:33 am
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From: "International Affairs & Relations DTUS [email protected]" <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2021 07:37:16 +0100
Subject: Attention


DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
Washington DC.



Good day to you and yours. I am Mikael Robert Logan, the Directorate International Affairs and Relations of the United States Treasury Department. This email is highly confidential and directed to you, as the bonafide owner of this contact email.

As at today I am obliged to notify you that your total funds $15.5 million USD is now ready and waiting for you to apply for it’s release. This fund originates from a settlement section and therefore you are advised to quickly apply and process for it's release or you will lose it to the state government.

Before we move further, i would like a confirmation and proof of identity from you in the form of a Driving license or International passport or State ID and your direct cell phone number.

Warning: Please Do not ignore this email, do not consider it a hoax. This is direct from the U.S. Treasury Department.




Yours in service


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Mikael Robert Logan
Directorate
Registrar & Permits
International Affairs & Relations Department of the Treasury

+1 (202) 217-7670






[email protected]

home.treasury.gov

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