From: Clydesdale Bank Plc <cbonline.uk@mail2fun.com>
Date: Aug 18, 2021, 5:13 PM
Subject: Slip
Attention:
Date: August 18, 2021
Payment file No: CFEB / ALC7426 / BJD9403
Dear valued customer,
We wish you to Notify you sequel to your on-going claim pursuit in our bank.
OPEN THE ATTACHED FILE FOR INSTRUCTION ON HOW TO RE-ACTIVATE YOUR RELATIVE'S ACCOUNT TO PAVE WAY FOR TRANSFER INTO YOUR LOCAL BANK ACCOUNT.
Thank for your co-operation.
Faithfully yours,
Mr. Dave Morgan
Claim Department
Clydesdale Bank United Kingdom
Tel: (+44)7509750009 Ext. 103
CC: DIRECTOR CLAIM DEPARTMENT
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