from: ADAMS GABRIEL <info.adams47@aol.com>
date: Nov 15, 2023, 7:40 AM
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From the Desk Of:
Mr. Gabriel Adams
Payment Director
JP Morgan Chase Bank New York (Code JP 1)
383 Madison Avenue, New York City, New York USA
Tel: +19173367742
Date: 11/15/2023
Re: Legitimate Entitled Owner Of US$1.500,000.00
Attn:
Thanks for your mail response, now that your Fund has been approved and ready to be released to you, you have to re-confirm to us your below personal information to enable us to set up your Online account immediately here in our Bank and credit your Fund into your account and forward it to you the online username and password as well as our Bank site for you to log in and confirm the statement of your account and make a transfer of your Fund to any Bank of your choice.
Your Full Name:.......................
Address:..................................
Occupation:.............................
Nationality:.............................
Tel No.:....................................
Whatsapp No:...........................
Marital Status:.........................
Date of Birth:..........................
Sex/Age:................................
Your ID Card:..........................
Finally, after confirming the details mentioned above, we will go ahead and set up your online account immediately and credit your compensation Fund valued at US$1.5 Million into the account and give you the login detail so you have full access to your Fund.
Kindly respond back to us immediately after you receive this email and always recognize this bank code to know when you receive a scam mail in the name of JP Morgan Chase Bank.....Bank Code (JP 1)
Best Regards
Mr Gabriel Adams:
Payment Director
JP Morgan Chase Bank...Code (JP1)
383 Madison Avenue, New York City, New York USA
Tel. +19173367742.
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