Rev. Fr. David Charles McCree [email protected]

[Wiljames]

from: Rev. Fr. David Charles McCree [email protected]
reply-to: [email protected]
date: May 31, 2023
subject: Your urgent response is needed

This is a reminder that per the United Nations Compensation
Commission, global Compensation and extensions are scheduled to be
paid in full. This includes compensation in the following programs:

1. The Individuals who were forced to leave Iraq or Kuwait (category “A”)
2. The claims of those who suffered serious personal injuries or whose
spouse, child, or parent died (category “B”)
3. The claims of those who suffered personal losses of up to
US$100,000 (category “C”)
4. The claims by corporations (category “E”)
5. The larger individual claims (category “D”)
6. The claims by Governments and international organizations (category “F”)
7. The Individuals who were Scam (category “G”)

Our records indicate that you are currently receiving or eligible for
one of the above compensation. The Commission was limited in the
expedited procedures that it could employ for their resolution because
many of these claims were complex and sought large amounts of
compensation, and the Rules required each payment file to be reviewed
individually.

We will need you to provide us with the information below for the
recommended corrections in the individual claims categories and to
help us ensure you are the actual enlisted beneficiary.

First Name*:
Last Name*:
Nationality*:
Phone Number*:
Gender*:
Residential Address*:
Country*:
Email Address*:
Valid ID Card*:

The more information you provide the quicker it will be for me to
verify your payment file and proceed with your fund accreditation.

A strict time limit was set to deal with each installment of claims.
Claims were normally resolved within 2 months. The time frame may have
been extended to 3 months in the case of “unusually large or complex”
claims, and up to 6 months where the Governing Council is decided.

I am waiting for your immediate response.

Best Regards,
Rev. Fr. David Charles McCree
United Nations Compensation Commission,
Security Council Representative