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from: MR Brian David <m_david87@aol.com>
date: Oct 29, 2023, 6:48 AM
subject: URGENT TRANSFER OF YOUR US$83,000,000.00
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: aol.com

CHASE BANK & CO. U.S.A
270 Park Avenue, New York,
NY 10172, United States.
Unclaimed Asset/Assets Re-united,
USA International Remittance Department

Our Ref: JPMCB-CTB-8X93-94

URGENT TRANSFER OF YOUR US$83,000,000.00

Attn:

This is to acknowledge the receipt of your concise email response with the reconfirmation of your personal details as requested by this reputable bank. That is a sure start to the realization of this
transaction which will see you claim what rightfully belongs to you as long as you keep to all our banking policy and instructions.

We must express our sincere apology for the delay regarding the release of your payment until now. We are sorry if there was any point in time you were contacted in regards to this transaction and was
subjected to strict and non-government procedures by some unscrupulous individuals or organization most of which are corrupt African officials who had the intention of diverting your fund to their
personal looting Swiss Accounts for personal interests before we come to the limelight after due scrutiny and verification to put a stop to all their deceptive plots.

As previously stated, your total fund is valued at the total sum of Eighty Three Million United State Dollars (US$83,000,000.00) and it has since been lodged in one particular Escrow Account (non-deductible account) here with the JP Morgan Chase National Bank, and well registered in your name. All arrangements to have your fund conveyed to you via any means of your choice have duly been put in place prior before we made contact with you. This is what is needed to get your fund conveyed down to you. We need to obtain a Clean Bill of Record
Certificate CBRC from the Supreme Court here in New York,.

This Certificate is what will enable the release of your fund from this bank and the cost of the Certificate as placed by the Supreme Court is $150.00USD. After the Certificate is obtained, then your fund will be conveyed to you through any payment method of your choice as listed below.

1. BANK TO BANK WIRE TRANSFER: Your fund will directly be deposited into your private bank account and it will reflect in your account
within 3-working days after the transfer.

2. ATM MASTER CARD: Your fund could be loaded in an ATM Visa Card and will be shipped down to your home address via USPS Priority Mail
Express which only takes a few days to deliver.

Once we secure the Certificate then that settles it all because your fund will be in your care at most 24-hours. The required fee of $150.00USD is payable either through Bitcoin, Cash Mail,

Upon the receipt of your email with confirmation of your preferable choice on how you want to receive your fund as we listed above, we shall dire

Regards

Mr.Brain David
Chief financial liaison officer
JP Morgan Chase National Bank, USA.

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