From: "Senior Secretary, Mr Collie M. Coleman" <mhf_rest@yahoo.co.jp>
Reply-To: "Senior Secretary, Mr Collie M. Coleman" <ipofficeserviss@yahoo.com.br>
Date: Mon, 20 Oct 2014 01:52:48 +0900 (JST)
Subject: Fund release Notice


>From the Office of Mr Collie M. Coleman
Senior Secretary, Foreign Assets Control
The U.S. Department of the Treasury
Treasury Annex,
1665 Wagon Wheels Trail; Dallas, Texas; 75241
United States of America.

Sunday,October-10-2014

Our Ref: USA/TREAS/898ATCP
Your ref: USA/IMF/7890/121

                             COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN PAYMENT RESOLUTION PANEL ON WITHHELD PAYMENTS

You are being contacted today dated (19-10-2014) because you have not received your awarded funds and we want to advise you the status of your fund payment case. Recently there was a court decision that favored you in getting your funds back from international banks that are withholding your funds. Although you are hearing from us for the first time, we have been working very hard for you and making progress on our research on why international banks has failed to completely credit funds to international owners/beneficiaries account.

We have also taken time to review your online email communication messages on your unsuccessful transactions with most international inheritance/contract insurance companies and other foreign banks especially in Africa and United Kingdom. We wish to let you know that we have communicated with most of these foreign banking institutions that withheld most international payments to individual accounts so as to find out why these funds were withheld, the source of the funds and a final solution to this problem.

Conclusively, we discovered that most withheld and unpaid funds which originated from lottery organizations, international trading, company's awarded contract funds and deceased personals where not properly filed for international fund payment to its beneficiary account by the fund beneficiary approved to receive such funds.

Such transfer suspension was placed on these funds because majority of these international fund remittance/transfer  are not properly recorded by the paying institution for future file reference/assessment by the International Monetary Fund and the Financial Services Authority.

Presently, your ongoing transaction in which you will gain full assistance from us to monitor your case and make sure you receive your awarded funds on instruction compliance will be on full effect in your favor as long as you have complied with the Order of Court dialog in which we are presently trying to obtain favor on your fund payment case.

In joint alliance with the Financial Services Authority to resolve this issue, we wish to let you know that we have been approved to assist you in receiving your awarded funds but only the total sum of Seven Million Eighty Hundred Thousand United States Dollars ($7,800,000.00 USD) which was approved to pay. We have gone through the security manifest booklet of all international outstanding transactions and our extensive investigation confirmed that you are the original owner of this fund through the assistance of the International Criminal Police Organization (ICPO) to investigate and release suspended withheld fund to its beneficiaries account abroad, we were able to gain an approval authorization letter from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) which stated that your funds will be paid to you on proper confirmation of its claim.

We wish to inform you again that there is an existing arrangement from us to process and pay you the outstanding debt of $7,800,000.00 USD owed to you immediately you provide the complete requirements needed for us to process your fund payment case. This was resolved in a meeting held between the International Financial Auditors in Europe and two representatives from the American government last week.
 
- A scanned copy of your international passport or drivers license:
- Your direct mobile telephone number:
- Your present home address for document delivery:

By the virtue of the provision of the law which confer on us powers to advocate, adjudicate suspend and authorize an immediate transfer of your funds internationally, we hereby state emphatically and without prejudice that should there be any information that may succeed your application for unclaimed awarded fund release that are currently deposited in most foreign banks in Europe, Asia and in Africa, please do not hesitate to provide the above information so that we will know how to help you receive your funds.

Also note that failure to properly apply for the fund payment will nullify your chances of receiving your unclaimed funds, and this fund will be confiscated and made to be forfeited under the Money Laundering and Other Financial Crime Prohibition Act of 2006

Regards,
Senior Secretary, Mr Collie M. Coleman
Foreign Assets Control.
U.S. Department of the Treasury.
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