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from: Good day to you <oyediransunday22@gmail.com>
reply-to: silvergoldbankg@gmail.com
date: Jun 28, 2023, 10:32 AM
subject: SILVERGOLD BANK
mailed-by: gmail.com

SilverGold Bank
HEAD OFFICE,
ADDRESS: 100 N Tryon St, Charlotte
NC 28202,USA.
Attn Dear Esteem Beneficiary,
I acknowledge that you haven't noticed about your compensation fund
from SilverGold Bank, We are in the process to open your online bank
account for you
to start transferring your total funds sum of $3 million Dollars to
your personal
bank
accounts today or any bank account of your choice to transfer your funds
worth $3 million Dollars, banking transfer as soon as we hear back
from you with you contact
details, You can start transferring your funds to your personal bank
account okay

Thank you for your honestly and truthful with us on this to
make sure that your total funds worth $3 million Dollars transfer through
our online banking system is finalized without any delay,
Your urgently response will be highly funds
Thanks for banking
kindly provide the information needed below
for the delivery with us

I await your urgent respond.....
1. Full Name:......
2. Country:..........
3. Home Address:.........
4. Telephone..........:& Occupation.......
5. Your Age...... /Sex....................

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