from: Mr Smith Anderson <harrymalkamli@gmail.com>
reply-to: previte@daum.net
date: May 4, 2026, 11:36 AM
subject: ATTENTION FUND BENEFICIARY (444)
mailed-by: gmail.com
Metron Bank Of Atlanta, Georgia USA.
74 Buford, Atlanta Georgia USA
ATTENTION FUND BENEFICIARY (444)
Did You Instruct One Ms. Donna K. Berliner, To Claim Your
US$20,700.000.00. The above-mentioned person visited this Office 10:45 Yesterday, with a power of attorney given in her favor by your good self, granting her the benefit to process and claim your pending fund valued US$20,700,000.00 (Twenty Million, Seven Hundred Thousand United
States Dollars) for personal reasons.
She further stated that you are one of the Corona virus diseases (COVID-19) victims as you did not survive but you grant her a power of attorney to claim your pending fund before you pass away. Please answer this very important question, are you (Dead OR Alive).
Our office has asked Ms. Donna K. Berliner, to return back to this office within (48) working hours to enable us to have a personal confirmation from you being hither to the beneficiary.
(1.) Did you instruct one Ms. Donna K. Berliner, of 1200 Fitch Way,Sacramento, Ca 95864, to claim and receive the payment on your behalf because you are dead? (2.) Did you sign any ‘Deed of Assignment’ in her favor thereby making her current beneficiary/Next of Kin to receive your pending funds?
We have decided to give you a CODE,
THE CODE IS: 444. Please, any time you receive an email with the name Kristalina Georgieva, check if there is CODE (444) if the code is not written,Please delete the message from your box!
We are sorry to have delayed your instruction in giving out this fund to the new beneficiary Ms. Donna K. Berliner, since you are one of the Corona virus diseases (COVID-19) Victim but we must adhere to the procedures of this honorable organization by making sure this request is verified and confirmed by the beneficiary and the existing attorney Your urgent confirmation is required if you are (Dead OR
Alive), kindly contact me via this Email:(previte@daum.net).
Please remember not to share your
code with anyone for your maximum safety(444).
Regards
very urgently
I am waiting
Mr Smith Anderson
Associate Banking Center Manager
Metron Bank Of Atlanta, Georgia.USA
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