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from: Engr.David Michael <mengrdavid@gmail.com>
date: Jan 17, 2022, 8:50 AM
subject: WHY DID YOU CHANGE YOUR PAYMENT DETAILS?
mailed-by: gmail.com

RE: (ESF/WB) ACCELERATED GRANT SUPPORT PAYMENT NOTIFICATION

Be informed that you are delaying the crediting of your allotted fund from being paid to you; as the last email sent to you returned undelivered. Your email address was selected to receive the sum of (One Million United States Dollars) $1,000,000.00USD compensation payment, approved by the European Union Commission in conjunction with World Bank Group.

Following the information received from our paying bank, be informed that another information was submitted on your behalf to receive your grant compensation. The bank does not know the authentic information to further the remittance of the payment, you are hereby required to verify the following immediately;

1) Did you authorize one Mr. Byron J. Heyroth of 12112 Fountainbrook Blvd Apt 308, Orlando, Florida, USA, whose passport is hereby attached below for claim and to receive the payment on your behalf?

2) Did you sign any "Deed of Assignment" in his favor thereby making him the current beneficiary?

You are required as a matter of urgency to confirm the legitimacy of the above claim and kindly give us the reason you decided to effect the above change of payment on your funds. If you are not aware of this claim, confirm to us immediately for proper crediting of your funds.

Kindly send your file Reference Number (ESF-060344_WB) to the below contact for verification and immediate remittance of your outstanding grant payment approved by the European Union Commission in conjunction with the World Bank Group.

Contact Person: Dr. George White
(Head of Account Department & Public Sector)
NatWest Security and Vault Department
Email: natwestsec-dept@accountant.com
You are hereby instructed to visit our website, and use your 10 digit identification number to validate your grant immediately; https://ec.europa.eu/international-partnerships/funding_en

Due to the delay, this payment has suffered, be rest assured that immediately these payment irregularities are cleared, you will receive your funds remittance analysis for clearance in the most effective way consistent with the objectives of the bank.

Note: The bank is bound to recognize Mr. Byron Heyroth claims, if you fail to promptly respond to this inquiry, following the "Deed of Assignment" he submitted authorizing him to claim this payment. As soon as you receive this message, contact the bank immediately to neutralize the power of this claim to avoid recommendation for Mr. Byron Heyroth as the current beneficiary.

The bank will not be held responsible for wrong payment because we have contacted you in this regard. Note: The European Union Commission donated these funds to individuals and companies from various countries through online email draw in different categories for their financial enhancement due to the present World Global Financial Crisis affecting everybody caused by COVID-19 pandemic. This donation favored you, and that is why you have been contacted.


Yours faithfully
Mr. David Michael
(European Union Special Envoy)
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Do not doubt this letter or disregard it, we will give you attention until you receive your grant from the bank. You can contact our verification office through this mobile number; Tel: +1-650-543-4800
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