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from: gregory robert <barrgregoryrobert@gmail.com>
date: Jun 1, 2020, 5:04 PM
subject: BARCLAYS (BB/ETF/ERF/TFF/710/1MOT/2020)
mailed-by: gmail.com

Find details of barclays handling your transfer.pls contact them right away and submit copies of your communications and update with them to enable our legal department process the patriotic acts documents required in line with the US trade world centre terrorist attack which requires the beneficiary to prove funds to secure Anti Terrorist free fund clearance, Money launderingg and Drug Free funds clearance so that the beneficiary's account and bank .may not face international sanction in line with the Homeland directives.

BARCLAYS BANK INTERNATIONAL
Email:fundsxl06oi@barc1aysbank.com
Phone: +44 745.127.1260 [direct call for your transaction] ,
+44 333.200.1014 [infodesk]
Fax: (+44) 207 116 7665
Contact Person: Livingston Smith
Address: 1 Churchill Place, London, ENG E14 5HP, UK

Regards,

Gregory Robert
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from: gregory robert <barrgregoryrobert@gmail.com>
date: Jul 9, 2020, 5:02 PM
subject: Compensation
mailed-by: gmail.com

The funds will be forfeited to the hm treasury through the her majesty's revenue off shore account if you do not raise the fees and send within the next 72hrs.We have put a protest but that is with a proviso that the fees must be sent before 72hrs for final regularization and receipt of funds having wrestled this out of Dr. David Gray jr who was a threat to the fund on your name alternatively, you proceed to Montreal ,Canada to meet with our payment officials where you will pay a stipulated clearance fees in the security vault, be accompanied to the bank to set up account, access the fund's status and the transfer gets down; you call your bank back home to check if the funds are in before you leave. Your flight schedule must be submitted within the next 5 working days..
Thank you
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