from: Bank Of America <internationalmonetaryf953@gmail.com>
reply-to: info.bankoa620@gmail.com
date: Aug 21, 2023, 12:51 PM
subject: Unclaimed Contract / Inheritance Fund Approval
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention Dear Beneficiary: .
The management Bank Of America (BOA) hereby officially notifying you
about the present arrangement to pay you, your over due Winning
Prize/inheritance fund which you could not complete the process of the
released of your transfer pin code through the Digitized Payment
System. and you have spend a lot of money and time sending money to
different people just to make sure you receive your fund and after set
and done you receive nothing. We have decided to pay your funds
through bank wire transfer, This arrangement was initiated and
constituted by the World Bank, IMF and United Nations due to
fraudulent activities going on around the world.
The total sum of Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand United States
Dollars (US$10,500,000.00) has been approved in your favor and ready
for immediate release to you, once you met up with Bank Of America
(BOA) requirement and your fund will be release to you within 72
hours, without any hitch or delay.
The World Bank (WB), United Nations (UN) and International Monetary
Fund (IMF) introduced this payment arrangement as to enable our
Contract, Winning Prize, inheritance beneficiary to receive their fund
without any interference, but you have to pay little fee for
processing fee before the release of your fund to you.
Kindly provide me with the below details;
1. Your Delivery Address:
2. Full Names:
3. Phone Number:
4. Occupation:
Contact E-mail: ( info.bankoa620@gmail.com )
Best Regards
Tom Scrivener.
Chief Operation Officer,
Bank Of America (BOA) .
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