from: KASIKORN BANK <kasikornbanking@gmail.com>
date: Feb 17, 2026, 1:20 PM
subject: Attention : Sir/Madam.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention : Sir/Madam.
Please,I was instructed by the United Nations,World bank and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to contact you regarding your unpaid funds which we have investigated before responding back to you ,this is to avoid making payments to the wrong person(s).
Please and please, this is as a compensation from the United Nations/World bank, we advise that you get back to us immediately with the requested information details,that is if you have been scammed.
You are requested to forward to this office with the following below:
Your full name:
Address:
Phone number(s):
Your country of origin:
Any of your passport ID:
Please, If you have not been scammed before,Please disregard this message.
We also that you indicate to us on how you intend to have your fund either by cashiers check, ATM card or by bank to bank transfer which will require that you forward to us your receiving bank account information details.
God bless you for your understanding as we look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Ms.Piyathida Supattana
Kasikorn overseas branch chief representative,
kasikorn bank Bangkok,Thailand.
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