from: HELP office <helpoffice117@yahoo.com>
date: Jul 25, 2020, 1:08 PM
subject: LOAN OFFER NOTIFICATION
mailed-by: yahoo.com
Prestige Finance Ltd
Address: 16 Melbourne Rd, Bushey WD23 3LN
Email: prestigefinance@solution4u.com
prestigeloan@inbox.eu
We are certified loan lenders, offering loans to people who are in need of loans, here are some questions: Are you in need of a loan of any purpose?, Do you want to pay your bills?, Are you in a financial problem:, Do you need a financial Solution?. Here is the solution to all your financial problems. we give out loans for projects, business, taxes, bills, and so many other reasons, our loans are easy, cheap . and attract a 2% interest rate.
Contact us today for that loan you desire, we can arrange any loan you suit your budget at a low interest rate. If Interested, fill out the details below:
Full Name:........................
Contact Address:..................
Phone:............................
Country...........................
Amount Needed as Loan:............
Loan Duration:....................
Sex:..............................
In acknowledgement to this mail, we can start with the processing of your loan. There is more to gain by getting a loan from this company.
Contact me via prestigeloan@inbox.eu as I look forward to hearing from you urgently.
Mr.Nick Rember ,
Head Of Operations and Director ,
Prestige Finance
Email: prestigeloan@inbox.eu
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