from: Mr. Bryan Lee <mikemrjohnson077@gmail.com>
reply-to: fabianpatrick956@gmail.com
date: Oct 4, 2025, 4:13 PM
subject: Attention please
mailed-by: gmail.com
From First Commercial Standard Bank
Headquarters Address: 3021 7th Ave Bermingham, AL
35005 United States of America
Attention please
We hereby inform you that a compensation payment in the amount of $5,500,000.00 (five million five hundred thousand US dollars) was legally authorized by the ALABAMA USA Credit Union and deposited a few days ago at the First Commercial Standard Bank branch address: 3021 7th Ave, Bermingham, United States of America
35005 United States of America
and it was deposited on your behalf by Credit Union ALABAMA USA / Compensation Committee of Executive Directors of the World Bank Group in conjunction with the Board of Directors of the European Union, and they have instructed us to credit this fund directly to your private bank account with immediate effect,
In the meantime, the good news about your fund is that your compensation payment file with some of the legal documents that support this fund has been forwarded to the Federal Ministry of Finance for final approval and we will proceed with the transfer as soon as we hear from you because we have been mandated to transfer this fund to you as one of the beneficiaries whose name is listed in the World Bank Foreign Debt Settlement/Compensation
However, please be advised that First Commercial Standard Bank has decided and mutually agreed to send this payment to you either by bank transfer or online bank transfer whichever option you prefer to receive this fund for security reasons, therefore you are advised to quickly contact the management of this bank and inform us the option you choose to credit your money to your account to enable us to proceed with the claim process of your fund.
We await your immediate response with your information below so that this bank can immediately proceed with the transfer of your funds as we have been instructed.
Full name....................
Source address.................
Valid phone number............
City.......
Condition........
Country..............
Birth date......
Each of your identity cards........
Please contact us by reconfirming your complete information.
Thank you, God bless you.
Mr. Bryan Lee
Manager of a bank branch
Email: fabianpatrick956@gmail.com
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