from: Mr. Morgan Stanley <omenana08@gmail.com>
reply-to: morganstanley361@gmail.com
date: Aug 25, 2021, 6:08 AM
subject: Attention!
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention
I have a good friend that is a retired investment banker who works
with many insurance companies and banks, they are into refinancing of
mortgages and Home Equity loans of any Line of Credit...for example,
if you are owning on your home equity line of credit or wants to
complete your mortgage financing, he can help you to pay up what you
own on your home equity loan and can also finance businesses and
projects with just an interest rate of 1.5% per annum payable after 5
years if the beneficiary meets up the required criteria.
Based on this great opportunity and in regards to the money we
required to complete our transactions , I requested him to help us use
his platform to grant us the loan of one million dollars so that it
will enable us pay up the required amount for the settlement of our
transaction. And I told him that we shall pay him back upon the
receipt of your inheritance fund to your bank and he has agreed to
that.
Therefore, for the loan payment to be made, you should forward me your
Home equity line of credit account with any of your bank, but if you
don't have such account, do get one home equity line of credit account
from any of your friends or family members to enable us receive the
sum of one million dollars for the facilitation of our transaction.
The information of the equity line of credit account required is as
below stated:
Bank name:
Bank Address:
Home equity line of credit account no:
Account name:
Your address:
Your home equity limit:
What amount do you own on your HELC:
Send me the above information asap so that the investor can proceed in
making the payment to you asap ok.
Best regards,
Mr. Morgan Stanley
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