from: US BANK <customerservices@webadicta.org>
date: Apr 1, 2020, 2:36 AM
subject: Re: FUND RELEASE UPDATE FROM USBANK
mailed-by: webadicta.org
US Bank
Louisville, KY, USA,
IMPORTANT MESSAGE PLEASE READ BELOW.
Fund Release Update
Welcome to Remittance Department.
This is to confirm the received of your mail to us Today. We write to inform you that as we did stated to you in our first mail to you we have been instructed to release your awarded fund $5,000,000,00, and for us to do this we are going to setup an online account in your name them deposit your awarded fund in, after that you will be given your User details to login and have access to your fund.
Now regards to your question, please note that the only fees require to be paid is the Acceptance fee form this acceptance fee form will automatically prove that you have accepted the fund in your name which is $750. 00 Only.
However before we proceed on that we will need you to reply to this message and let us know you do receive this information by confirming to us that details below to avoid paying to wrong person them we will proceed further. Thank you
Please confirm the received of this email
Finally, re-furnish us with the following below details to avoid any mistake or paying to wrong hands, This is your awarded fund release code (UNCIA2020) make sure you include it when responding to this message:
Your Full Name:
Home address:
Country:
Sex:
Occupation
Mobile number:
Age:
(Signed Bank Management USBANK)
Mohammad Rouhani <sm_rouhani@yahoo.com>
Thu 3/26/2020 6:52 PM
adbgroupplc022@gmail.com
Dear Mrs.Sarah Strunk
Thank you for the message I received with greate interest. Please confirm that there will not be any demand for
prepayment for any cost , before the fund is tranferred to my account.
With best regards
Rouhani
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