from: First Bank of Alabama <firstbankofalabama020@gmail.com>
date: Aug 31, 2020, 4:55 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention: Beneficiary
Welcome to First Bank Of Alabama! This is to inform you that sum of $1.5Million USD was deposited into our bank and you are the beneficiary, We are
instructed to open an Online bank account in your name, which you will use to transfer the funds into your private bank account according to
agreement made by IRS (Internal Revenue Service ) and Federal Ministry of finance Nigeria. And we are processing an Online account to enable you
transfer this money into your personal bank account. However, your funds was deposited into an escrow account with us here in our bank
being First Bank Of Alabama. Could you Please reply at your earliest convenient for your Online bank account details. Contact Email: firstbankofalabama020@gmail.com
Kindly send the required details which is shortlisted below for proper
verification.
Full Name:
Full Address:
Your Phone Number
Occupation:
Date of Birth:
Yours Sincerely
MR. J. CHAD JONES (PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER)
First Bank of Alabama,
47743 Us Highway 78, Lincoln, AL, USA
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