from: First American International bank plc <fabio@ceisverona.it> via gmail.com
reply-to: customerservice@internationalbnkplc.com
date: Sep 28, 2020, 6:41 PM
subject:
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First American International bank plc
40-48 Main St, Flushing, NY 11354,
United States of America.
Email:-customerservice@internationalbnkplc.com
This is to certify that you are a Beneficiary of the " Impact payment"
as approved by IMF on 20th May 2020 In
responds to the coronavirus crisis to assist the affected countries to
protect the lives and livelihood of its citizens.
This bank has been endorsed by the US Treasury to make payment to you
and other beneficiaries on our pay roll, the
payment will be made base on credit score and gross income but there
will be a percentage increase for individuals
who made less than $50.000 according to the adjusted gross income from
their 2018 or 2019 taxes (whichever was most
recently filed) according to the Senate.
contact us on the email below with a copy of your International Passport
or Driver's License for verification of
bearer in order to proceed with your payment as scheduled.
(customerservice@internationalbnkplc.com )
Sincerely,
Richard Howarth
Interbnkplc
New York, NY 11354.
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