from: Guaranty Trust Bank Ltd <p.bank023@gmail.com>
reply-to: offprt33@gmail.com
date: Apr 27, 2026, 7:39 AM
subject: Good News from Guaranty Trust Bank Ltd your USD$15, 000, 000
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention
This is to inform you that we have received a new payment instruction from Mr.Moris Owen a Citizen of CANADA demanding that we should withdraw your payment on your name and direct the payment to his account as you have given him the authorization for him to receive the funds as a new beneficiary.
and he has given us a NEW bank account in canada, where we will transfer your funds USD$15,000,000 Million to him without delay.
BANK NAME: Royal Bank of Canada
SWIFT CODE: ROYCCAT2
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 634-79590
ACCOUNT NAME: Mr.Moris Owen
Sir did you authorize him to receive your fund as a beneficiary your urgent reply is needed within 24 hours as we have informed him to get an official Power of
Authorization from you the old beneficiary before the fund can be redirect to him which we are still waiting for.However, we want to inform you that, you have within the next 24 hours to get back to us on this notice or did make Mr.Moris Owen the new beneficiary of your overdue fund of USD$15,000,000.00.
Your urgent and immediate reply is needed today
Yours Regards
Mr. Emmanuel Patrick
Branch Manager Deduction Unit
Guaranty Trust Bank Ltd
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