from: Diane Sally <willicecil.dunn@gmail.com>
reply-to: vicnet002@yahoo.com
date: Dec 2, 2020, 10:09 AM
subject: URGENT
mailed-by: gmail.com
ATTENTION:
This is to inform that your Pandemic Inheritance Relief Payment file valued One Million Five Hundred Thousand United States of America Dollars ($ 1. 500,000 USD), have been submitted to the Bank of America (BOA) in New York, United States , on November 13th 2020.
You are expected to indicate your preferred method of receiving funds without hitches.
Therefore, you are advised to quickly contact Mr. Brian Thomas Moynihan, Chairman of the Board, CEO Bank of America (BOA) on his email.
Contact Mr. Brian Thomas Moynihan now and tell him that you appreciate his efforts in seeing to the success of the
($ 1. 500,000 USD) in your name, so to enable the financial institution facility transferring the funds into your bank account or mail out a cashier check directly to address you may provide.
You should mention the amount ($ 1. 500,000 USD) to him, and that you were directed by Mrs. Diane Sally
to contact him.
Note: Only respond to this message via Mr. Brian Thomas Moynihan's email .
Below are his email contacts to reach him directly:
brian.moynihan.of.boa@execs.com OR brian.moynihan.of.boa@gmail.com .
I wish you well in your endeavor.
Best Regards,
Mrs. Diane Sally
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