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Michael Holmes - Renasant Bank - ntb098444@outlook.com

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from: RENASANT BANK <ntb098444@outlook.com>
date: Mar 21, 2020, 12:09 PM
subject: NOTICE!!!!!!!
mailed-by: outlook.com

RENASANT BANK
308 E Sunflower Rd, Cleveland, MS 38732,
United States
Tel +19034200004

Attention

This is to acknowledge the receipt of an application that was sent to this bank in your favor by The British Government, World Bank and United Nation Officials to further bring to your notice that we have taken time to verify your file and we hereby inform you that all the information provided has been in correspondence, we have received a payment approval from the World Bank in collaboration with the United Nations and the IMF to pay every individual that has overdue payment. Be informed here that we have been instructed to carry out the release of your funds via our online wire transfer sector, therefore your online account will be set up for you in no distance time and you will be able to make your wire transfer yourself into account which you operate there in your state.

We hereby bring to your notice that the sum of $10,000,000.00 usd will be credited into your online account and the account information will be given to you, to enable you log in into the online account and make your transfer. Bear in mind that your account will be credited into United State Dollars.Right now all you need to do is to provide the under listed information's for the set up of your online account since the transfer will be done via online wire transfer.

ACCOUNT OPENING FORM (PERSONAL)

Title :
Name :
Position :
Company :
Address 1 :
Address 2 :
State :
Postcode:
Country :
Telephone :
E-mail :
Date of Birth :
Sex :
Marital Status:
Next of Kin :
Passport

Once this is done we will open an online account for you and credit your total funds into the account and give you the information's to enable you make the transfer. Note that while you are filling the above account opening form, you should take note of every information you use as that is what we use in opening your online account for you. You are therefore advised to comply with this instruction immediately and get back to me.

Yours In Service,
Michael Holmes
Manager
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