from: MR. JOHN SIMON <mjohnsimon001@gmail.com>
date: Nov 3, 2025, 7:12 AM
subject: I HAVE A GOOD NEWS FOR YOU
mailed-by: gmail.com
RESPOND TO ME IMMEDIATELY.
I have a good news for you, I am pleased to inform you about our recent meetings over your overdue fund payment which has been brought to the NatWest Bank Plc Manchester Branch United Kingdom.
I want to let you know that a series of meetings has been held with the NatWest Bank Group Management and the Board of Directors over your case. Therefore we have concluded in a meeting that your total overdue fund which was brought to the NatWest Bank Plc, for immediate payment will be released to you without any further delay.
PLEASE TAKE NOTE: You are not going to advance or pay any money Upfront All Through These Exercise. All expenses will be paid by a Capable Financial Trip Expert. The reason for this is because of our past experiences. Many have spent their hard earned money without receiving anything.
Note: as soon as you receive your money you are going to pay the Financial Trip Expert who sponsored your the completion of your fund payment with the total of 5% percent commission of the money you going to receive for sponsorship.
Finally, from henceforth you have to stop any further communication with any person or group of person(s) who told you that your money is in their possession because it is not. In this respect you should contact me on my WhatsApp number for immediate instructions on how you will receive your money.
WhatsApp: +44 7785 465206
Direct Tel: +44-7733-956110 / +44-7452-210608
This is your payment Code (SDT2/US1T/TF75). You must not share this payment code with anyone. I will need the following information from you to enable us proceed with the process of your payment immediately:
1):- Copy Of Your Valid International Passport
2):- Your Residence Address
3):- Your Direct WhatsApp and Telephone Number
4):- The Name Of the Nearest Airport to your house
Get back to me as soon as you receive this message with the above information.
Yours sincerely,
John Simon Mr.
John Simon - Natwest Bank - mjohnsimon001@gmail.com
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