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Dr Gibson Lee - Halifax Bank - hbankplc12@yahoo.com

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from: HALIFAX BANK PLC LONDON-UK <hbankplc12@yahoo.com>
date: Aug 24, 2021, 4:57 AM
subject: FROM HALIFAX BANK UK(PAYMENT MODALITY)
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: yahoo.com

Dear Sir,

We the HALIFAX BANK LONDON-UK received your mail and details well understood. Also,We have received your detailed information on the issuance and delivery of Cashiers Cheque to you for the safety of your fund valued US$100,000,000.00. We hereby bring to your notice that we will issue the cheque to you but you will pay for the Cashiers Cheque fee,Insurance fee and Delivery fee and it will cost you the sum of US$900.00( Nine United States Dollars only). As soon as we receive the fee from you, we will issue you the cheque in your name and send it to via Courier company to your nominated address successfully within 24hrs without any further delay. If you accept this offer, we will proceed immediately and we will send you the copy of the cheque alongside with other relevant documents via email attachment for you to glass on it and the original copies will be deliver to you via courier company.

Based on this regards,we advise you as a matter of urgency to furnish us with the following information below

FULL NAME:

RECEIVING HOME/OFFICE ADDRESS:

WORKING TELEPHONE NUMBERS:

A COPY OF YOUR PASSPORT/DRIVERS LICENSE:

NEAREST AIRPORT:

Note: We will send you our receiving details where you will send the fee via Western Union,Moneygram, Ria Express or Bitcoin Wallet details in our next mail to you and upon your reply to this mail and thank you.

Thanks for your understanding in this matter and your interest in the HALIFAX BANK UK.

For more clarification or verification if any,call on +447031959002 no matter the time different.

We look forward to hear from you in receipt of this mail.

Thank you.

Yours in Service,
Dr Gibson Lee
(Director of International Remittance Department)
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