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George L Andrew - Barclays - timothygribbs@gmail.com

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from: Timothy Gribbs <timothygribbs@gmail.com>
date: Nov 3, 2021, 5:26 PM
subject: Successful Transfer Confirmed..
mailed-by: gmail.com

Re: Successful Transfer Confirmed..

Dear Sir

We the Barclays Bank London office deem it necessary to inform you about this development based on the immediate funds release of the approved sum of $18,000,000 which you applied for its release through your US Business partner Mr Jerome Pelton, Citizen Of United States Of America with office phone cell 1 424 226 8769 Whatsapp /Text and considering the fact that the Release Clearance fee of $2,730 was paid to Mr Morris Brehen, , we on that have transmitted sum of $10,000,000 USD part payment into designated BOA ,account below for the fact that we can not affect total sum at a time, being a first time customer ..

Bank of America 5600
Lomas Blvd NE USA,
Albuquerque, NM 87110
Routing # : 107000327
Account # : 004275923840
Account Name Jerome Pelton Consulting INC
Beneficiary Address: 11601 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles,
CA 90025, USA,

We shall carry out the rest balance of $8,000,000 00 USD once this first transfer is confirmed into account designated after 48hrs.
We appreciate your time and understanding during this funds processing period , this we gave our best service to you and your partner, do not hesitate to inform us once the funds arrive into your account , though we shall still have the bank receiving the signal.
Congratulations

Best Regards
George L Andrew
Online Banking Crediting Officer.
Barclays Bank PLC London.
Kilburn High Road Office
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George L Andrew - Barclays - privatebankingoffice80@gmail.com

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from: Private Banking Office <privatebankingoffice80@gmail.com>
date: Nov 19, 2021, 4:28 AM
subject: Update Report On The Unclaimed Accrued Interest $1,800,000 USD
mailed-by: gmail.com

Date 19th NOV 2021
Update Report On The Unclaimed Accrued Interest $1,800,000 USD

Hello

The Transaction is settled because Mr Jerome Pelton your partner has paid the $1,470 Funds Release Clearance for the other $8 million , the money was transferred to his account yesterday, so what is left at Barclays Bank Office of Mr Andrew L George And Gil Boston is only the accrued interest sum of $1.800,000 waiting for immediate clearance and disbursement..
you can get hold of the accrued interest into your account today with a smaller fund clearance fee of $380 only
what you can do now is purchase a ITUNES CARD OR GOOD PLAY GIFT CARD worth $380 scratch it and send to me , the money will be used to get the funds release clearance for you today , so that we can quickly credit your account with the occurred interest of the TOTAL 18 MILLION USD ,( 10% ) which $1,800,000 ( One Million And Eight Hundred Thousand United States Dollars)
This is the present status of this transaction
I gave you the explanation and breakdown of this transaction because i know you need it to move on since you were given enough time to claim the $8 million you could not till this time so you can go for the $1.8 million ..so go ahead get the cad sent to me and forward your bank account for immediate transfer..
Expecting your prompt response ,to enable us serve you better
Thanks
Andrew L George
For Funds Remittance Dept.
Barclays Bank London
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