from: joan gatess <joangatess12@aol.com>
reply-to: joan gatess <joangatess12@aol.com>
date: 13 Aug 2021, 10:44
subject: Dear
mailed-by: aol.com
Dear
Thanks for the information. I must tell you that I am very happy
knowing that I have found someone who would assist me and I can't wait
to meet with you if am still alive when this transaction is concluded.
Please you must really have to help me secure the money from the bank
and distribute it accordingly to the charity homes for their
continuous prayer upon my life. Please I really need you to take this
matter personal until this fund is being released to you even if I die
today, do not let me down. You need to handle this project without any
doubt and I assure you that your reward is waiting for you in HEAVEN.
Have in mind that I have made up my mind to give you 30% of the fund
for your assistance and support in this project. Know that I am free
with you because I trust you with all my heart in this project. So
please do not let me down. You may not understand why I am doing this
but I know even if I passed away the prayers of the orphanage will
secure me a place in the paradise of our GOD. It's so painful knowing
fully well that I may die soon.
I am providing you the contact details of the bank so that you can
contact them immediately tell them that you are contacting them in
respect of the release and transfer of Mrs. Joan Gate's fund that is
deposited in their custody. The name of the bank is China Citic Bank.
My Husband worked for Texaco Oil Company for twenty years before he
passed unto Glory. Below are the bank details for your contact.
Fund Manager
Dr Dan Kong
Tel:66 2 222 3288
Tel:66 2 003 6151
citicbankthailand@126.com
Website : www.citicifh.com
China Citic Bank
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