from: Vp Bank <vpbank3970@gmail.com>
date: Mar 24, 2026, 12:11 PM
subject: Re: YOU ARE WELCOME TO VP BANK OF SWITZERLAND
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Urgent Attention,
YOU ARE WELCOME TO VP BANK OF SWITZERLAND.
How Are You Today, I Hope All Is Well.
Sir, As a result of your delay concerning the activation fee of your online account, a temporary restrictions which means the Management of the VP Bank of Switzerland have suspended your online account for now and you will not be able to access your account or make transfer until you as the recipient of the funds, have paid the activation fee to our online account department as agreed.
Based on this, the Management of this Bank is privileged to inform you that the Bank has scheduled the release of your fund to you and will not hesitate to cancel your payment and be informed that you will cease to be the beneficiary of the approved fund if you fail to comply with your online account activation fee.
Please make sure you get back to us by the end of this month with the activation fee, so that you can start withdrawing and transferring as your Online Account has already been programmed for transfer to your private/local account and your ATM Master Card is ready to be dispatch to your address, we are only waiting for the confirmation of the payment of the activation fee on or before 30th of March, so that you will start operating on you account.
I am giving you a renewed assurance that your transaction will be completed once the fee you paid is confirmed by our receiver.
Confirm the receipt of this email.
We await your immediate response, while we assure you of our professional assistance always.
Thank you for your anticipated cooperation.
Yours Sincerely,
Peter Vangehr,
President of VP Bank Switzerland
Email: peter_vangehr@vpbnk.com
Email: info@vpbnk.com
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