from: William Morris <mrsrebeccawilliams0411@gmail.com>
reply-to: morriswilliam100@aol.com
date: Nov 5, 2025, 7:34 PM
subject: Your confirmation is urgently required on this matter if you are alive
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn: Dear Beneficiary,
Ref: Your Outstanding Supplementary Payment US$5,000,000.00
Kindly treat and respond as very urgent if you are alive and well.
We have received an email from Aaron Canaday who informed us that he is your next of kin and that you died in a car crash last week. I am compelled to advice you to contact us if this notification finds you in good health, Moreso, this is to inform you that we just received a Sworn Affidavit of claim to re-route your payment into a new bank account number as stated below:
Prudential Bank and Trust Co(Zamora Branch)
Account #: 5068-1117-8.
Please confirm to our office if you have instructed Aaron Canaday to appoint an attorney/agent on your behalf. Please confirm if you have authorized us through your fiduciary agents to issue cash call payment remittance to them on your behalf.
Please, also confirm if you have authorized your attorney to change your banking particulars to the following particulars stated below: Prudential Bank & Trust Co (Zamora Branch) Zamora Street, Pandacan, Manilla, Philippines Bank FSD Account # 5068-1117-8.
Also re-confirm your Private Telephone and current contact address. We have decided to contact you because we suspect that someone or group is trying to divert your fund through the sworn affidavit, into a new bank account. Already, their associates have requested us to place a cash call order in their favour on your behalf, but we discovered the absence of your signature.
Your confirmation is urgently required on this matter.
Faithfully Yours,
William Morris
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