from: US-Bank of New York <infousbankonlinenewyork@gmail.com>
date: Oct 7, 2023, 10:28 AM
subject: FUND TRANSFER
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Beneficiary,
This is to officially inform you that we have written to you before
without getting a response from you and we believe that our previous
mail did not get to you therefore we are writing you again.We are
contacting you concerning the release of your inheritance /
Lottery/contract payment /Cheque /ATM Card which has been delayed for
transfer by some officials who claim to be in the position of your
payment thereby extorting money from you in one way or the other.The
United Nations Fund Monitoring Unit has finally approved your Funds
for Every payment regarding the release of your fund has been paid
over the weekend by the IMF/UN in collaboration with the World bank
and this payment was made on your behalf due to your past experience
in the past of paying money without any good result. And this payment
was made on your behalf to rebuild your trust back that not every
internet transaction is fake or scam. Therefore we are going to
proceed with the immediate release of your fund account after you
provide the FUND RELEASE BOND. This fund release bond will prevent you
from having issue with any authorities that will stop or put a hold
this transaction once it is transfer. Please Contact Barrister Peter
Achinike on his email address (peterachinike090@gmail.com) with the
sum of $80 only for the issuance of your own FUND RELEASE BOND(FRB)
certificate and also send him your full name /address. buy Apple gift
card or Steam Wallet card and iTunes card and scratch it very well
and snap it picture send to Barrister Wilfred Jefferson because that
is the best way without cost.
Yours sincerely,
Rev Kenneth Brown
FINANCIAL DIRECTOR.
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