from: f <nationsu054@gmail.com>
date: Apr 12, 2021, 1:19 AM
subject: CHANGE OF BENEFICIARY
mailed-by: gmail.com
CHANGE OF BENEFICIARY
Attn :
In our office was a present of One Mr. John T. Kehoe of 122 Fitch Way,
Sacramento, CA.USA 95864 filing application contrary to your pending
fund transfer.The above mentioned man visited this office with
a power of attorney given in his favor by your good self, granting him
the benefit to
process and claim your inheritance of $5,000,000.00(Five Million
United States Dollars Only) for personal reasons. He further Stated
that the online account be Terminated while the fund should be wired
to his
Bank account with Bank Of America,
Account Number # 12908576457
Routing Number# 121000358.
Our office have ask Mr. John T. Kehoe return back to the Bank within
48hours to enable us have a personal confirmation from you being
hitherto the beneficiary since we must adhere to the modus operandi of
this honorable bank by making sure this request is verified and
confirmed by the beneficiary and his existing attorney.
Note: If you did not authorized the name person to claim your fund,
kindly indicate with your complete details as stated below:
Your full names:
Your Address:
Your Phone number:
A copy of your identification,
either drivers license or international passport
Your complete bank details.
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