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Ronald Marron - HSBC - hsbcbank57@accountant.com

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from: HSBC Bank <hsbcbank57@accountant.com> via mail.com
date: Jan 18, 2021, 9:56 PM
subject: ATTN: HSBC BANK SAVINGS PAYMENT.
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: mail.com

HSBC BANK SAVINGS AND FIDUCIARY
452 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK , USA
Tel Nº: +12016772359
Our Ref: HSBC-0XX2/482/2021

ATTENTION:

IMMEDIATE PAYMENT NOTIFICATION OF YOUR DUE PAYMENT FUND VALUED AT $15.2
MILLION US DOLLARS.

For your information It has come to notice of this HSBC BANK PLC that some dubious officials listed below have been exorting you illegally of your money just because of your long awaiting payment.

This bank kindly instruct you to stop further communications with the below dubious officials who are been wanted by the Interpol and FBI over defrauding some of our customers over thier long awaiting funds payment to them.

FRAUDULENT OFFICIALS.

1) Joseph Patrick ....fake private emails..mr.josephpatrick14@aol.com)

2)Micheal Jameson...fake private emails.. Micheal50@aol.com

3)Ruth Roberson...fake private emails...rurobertson55@gmail.com

For your information you are requested to STOP further communication which this dubious fraudulent official as the FBI are tracing this person's.

Kindly confirm to this bank if you are bonafide beneficiary with the account details as submitted in our Payment Files

NOTE :- You are only requested to reply this email message with your payment CODE 89906/2021 in your subject for confirmation that we are dealing directly with the beneficary of this account informations.

Kindly acknowledge the receipt of this email notification for record purposes as we finalize your long awaiting funds transfer in 24hours of this notification.

Yours Truly,
Mr Ronald Marron
The director ,
Foreign Operations department
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