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Hannes Mösenbacher - Raiffeisenbank Luzern - Raifeisenbank.ch@post.com

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from: Raiffeisenbank <hm@raifeisenbank.ch> via a2nwvpweb116.shr.prod.iad2.secureserver.net
reply-to: Raifeisenbank.ch@post.com
date: Feb 8, 2023, 8:58 PM
subject: AV : Fund Transfer
mailed-by: a2nwvpweb116.shr.prod.iad2.secureserver.net

Raiffeisen Switzerland Cooperative - Top-bank.ch - Major Bank

Banque Raiffeisen Luzern
(Raiffeisenbank Luzern)
Bahnhofstrasse 5, 6003Luzern, Switzerland

The Board of trustees of Raiffeisenbank do hereby inform you that your fund transfer papers has been duly signed for electronic wire transfer to your account of your compensation fund payment of €500,000.00( Five Hundred Thousand Euro) The Bank authority as instructed for an account activation to be processed to enable your fund be swift into your account smoothly without any illicit activity.

You are further advise to furnish to us the below information for verification to proceed.

Bank Name:
Bank Branch Address:
Account Number:
Account Swift Code # :
Account Name:
Valid ID (such as Drivers License or International Passport)

NOTE: That you are responsibly charged for the transfer activation charge (TAC) of €250 only. Which is Non Negotiable OR Deduct-able from the principal fund account.

This is for your information.

Regards,
Hannes Mösenbacher(Financial Officer)
Raiffeisenbank Luzern
Tel: +41 41 226 2000

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