from: frtp blt <unfripbit@gmail.com>
date: Dec 16, 2020, 11:41 PM
subject: TAKE MY ADVICE FOR YOUR FUND RELEASE THIS WEEK, MRS HELEN , MAYBANK MALAYSIA.
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United Nations Headquarters in New York
Address: 405 East 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10017, USA
Tel: (+ 1) (212) 963-1234
We the united nations/world bank hereby give this ultimatum to the
MAYBANK,Malaysia that all pending fund transfers dated between 2010
till date be released with immediate effect to their various
beneficiaries.
This directive is in line with the united nations and world bank
general summit held in Washington DC,USA, after series of complaints
by beneficiaries against their funds being held by the MAYBANK.
You are by this directive is advised to contact on receipt of this
mail Mrs Helen Amam of the MAYBANK on this contact detail below:
Contact Name: Mrs Helen Amam
Contact Email Address: unfripbit@gmail.com
Phone Number: +601117000757
You have to comply to this directive with immediate effect.
Regards,
Mr. Nicholas George
United Nation Head of Washington Office
CC: WORLD BANK USA
MRS HELEN AMAM
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