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John Williams - Access Bank - telexdepartmentaccessbanplc1@gmail.com

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from: ACCESS BANK PLC <telexdepartmentaccessbanplc1@gmail.com>
date: Mar 9, 2020, 6:45 PM
subject: INSTRUCTION TO CREDIT YOUR ACCOUNT WITH THE SUM OF (US$22Million)
mailed-by: gmail.com

REF:- INSTRUCTION TO CREDIT YOUR ACCOUNT WITH THE SUM OF (US$22Million)

This is to notify you about this said fund.

After due vet and evaluation of your file that was sent to us by the
Nigeria Government in conjunction with the Ministry of Finance and Central
Bank of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

This bank has an instruction to see to the immediate release of the sum of
TWENTY-TWO MILLION UNITED STATE DOLLARS (US$22Million) of your claim
that has been in holding since it was transferred to your bank Account
from their
Domiciliary Account with this Bank.

We were meant to understand from our findings that you have been going
through hard ways by passing through difficulties to see to the release of
your fund TWENTY-TWO MILLION UNITED STATE DOLLARS (US$22Million),
which has been the handwork of some miscreant elements from that
Country.

We advice that you stop further communication with any correspondence from
anywhere concerning your funds, you don't have to pass through any
difficult to receive your fund, as you have met up with the whole
requirements.

We know your representatives in Nigeria or anywhere will advise you to
still go ahead with them, which will be on your own risk.

Your TWENTY-TWO MILLION UNITED STATE DOLLARS (US$22Million) will
reflect in your designated Bank account within three Bank working
days.

Do not go through anybody again but through this Bank if you really want
your fund. Finally, you are advised to re-confirm these to us, your full
name, your contact Address,Occupation,Age, Telephone for easy
communication.

We advise that you get back to us with your details

Yours sincerely,
RE JOHN WILLIAMS
TELEX DIRECTOR
ACCESS BANK PLC
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