from: Mrs Jennifer woods <deltaairlinespartnerswithairni@gmail.com>
reply-to: jenniferwoodss121@gmail.com
date: Jul 11, 2021, 3:56 PM
subject: AN ONLINE BANKING ACCOUNT HAS BEEN CREDITED IN YOUR FAVOR
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AN ONLINE BANKING ACCOUNT HAS BEEN CREDITED IN YOUR FAVOR
Attention; Benificary,
AN ONLINE BANKING ACCOUNT HAS BEEN CREDITED IN YOUR FAVOR
I am hereby writing to inform you that the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York has deposited your inheritance into an Online Account with this
bank. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York had a clear mandate to open
an account in your name with the bank and set up an on-line transfer
that you will use to transfer the funds into your personal account.
However, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York deposited your funds
into your Online Banking Account. Be advice that the bank has already
created on-line transfer with the account that opened in your favor.
And the $6.5 Million has been transferred to the account that our bank
opened in your favor. The on-line banking account details are as
follows:-
Welcome! To - Federal Reserve Bank of New York Online Secure Account Page
Account Name
Account Type
Activate
Online Banking Account
Created Open
Account Balance
2013-01-2021
$6.5M
Account Number
FRB Sort Code
0020578055
1022-03-8733
Country
Name Of bank
International Money Transfer
Input
Swift Code PNBPUS33
Account Number 0020578055
Please Enter:
Transfer CODE TRANS-ID:
Bank Name :
Amount :
Routing Number:
Swift Code:
Transfer PIN:
The bank did not charge you for any fee. You need to obtain an Access
Transfer Code from your fund Origin and that will enable you to start
accessing your online banking account as soon as you obtain the code.
Yours Faithfully,
Mrs Jennifer Woods.
Senior Vice President
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
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