From Scott Bessent United States Secretary of the Treasury

Dear Beneficiary,


The president and governing body of the United Nations monetary unit have requested that we investigate the uncollected funds that remain outstanding for payment into the US government's account, which has caused confusion among the owners, as fraudsters pretending to be United Nations representatives have misled them. Our system records indicate that your email is associated with a list of 150 recipients categorized as: undelivered lottery prizes, unreceived funds, partial inheritance transfers, and agreements.

We are appalled that corrupt bank officials have unnecessarily delayed your payment, attempting to mislead you, resulting in significant losses and avoidable delays in accessing your funds. The United States Treasury Department has decided to disburse compensation to 150 beneficiaries from North America, South America, the United States, Europe, Asia, and worldwide.

Your payment has been authorized and confirmed, with directives and approvals from the relevant officials. Due to the prevalence of global scam activities, the authorities have instructed our financial institution to implement a highly secure banking system to establish a Personal Online Banking Account.

The amount authorized for your payment is $15,500,000.00. Surprisingly, a Mr. Hayes Grant appeared at our bank as your representative, and we wish to prevent any misunderstandings. Therefore, we are contacting you to confirm whether you sent Mr. Hayes Grant to collect your funds. If he is not your authorized representative, please provide the information requested below so that we can process your funds promptly.

Full Name:..................
Full Address:.........................
Direct Cellphone Number:..........
PASSPORT AND ID CARDS:.................
YOUR OCCUPATION.........
POSITION.........
DATE OF BIRTH..............

I look forward to receiving your next letter.

Regards
Scott Bessent
United States Secretary of the Treasury