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Paul M Donofrio - Bank Of America - boaa281@gmail.com

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from: Boa America <boaa281@gmail.com>
date: Oct 16, 2020, 5:58 AM
subject: Re-Outstanding Payment of $10.5 Million United States Dollars.
mailed-by: gmail.com

BANK OF AMERICA
Address: 5416 Queens Chapel Rd, Hyattsville, MD 20782, USA
E-Mail: boaa281@gmail.com
Telephone : +1 516 360 1801

Re-Outstanding Payment of $10.5 Million United States Dollars.

Attention:

We write to inform you regarding your total outstanding payment to transfer to your account through Bank Of America online now .we will advise you to reconfirm your full information and your account number and the amount you are receiving so we can crosscheck it immediately and make sure you are the right owner of the funds to avoid mistake ok.

Your urgent response will be highly appreciated

Sincerely
Paul M. Donofrio
Chief Financial Officer
Director Foreign Department
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Paul M Donofrio - Bank Of America - boa.credit090909@gmail.com

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from: Bank Of America <boa.credit090909@gmail.com>
date: Oct 26, 2020, 12:37 PM
subject: Attention
mailed-by: gmail.com

Bank of America New York Head Office of (Paying Bank)
From The Desk of: Paul M, Donofrio.
Bank of America.
1680 Broadway, New York. NY 10019, USA.
Vice Chairman on Investment
Banking Director, Credit Control Dept.
Lobby: Mon-Thu 9-4, Fri 9-6, Sat 9-1, Sun Closed

This is to officially notify that our bank has received a credit instruction for payment by bank transfer, which will be transferred to your bank account through our bank and has been officially approved by the management of (WBS) to credit the amount of 18.5 MILLION in your bank account. I hereby acquaint you with the procedure for releasing and transferring this approved payment fund to you. You must provide us with the legal requirements below so that my office can act immediately.

#Full name:
#Address:
#Telephone:
#Mobile:
#Age:
#Occupation:

*This is a golden opportunity for you to receive your fund. Thank you for your early cooperation. Your immediate response is highly necessary for us to initiate the transfer.

*Yours faithfully,
*Mr. Paul M. Donofrio
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Paul M Donofrio - Bank Of America - paulmdonofrio1927@gmail.com

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from: Mr. Paul M Donofrio <paulmdonofrio1927@gmail.com>
date: Jan 4, 2021, 5:24 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com

From The Desk of: Paul M, Donofrio..
Bank of America.
Branch Offices New York
150 Broadway, New York. NY 10038, USA.
Vice Chairman on Investment
Banking Director, Credit Control Dept.
Lobby: Mon-Thu 9-4, Fri 9-6, Sat 9-1, Sun Closed
E-mail: bankofamerica@bofa-onlin.com
E-mail: info@bofa-onlin.com
HTL: (315)-351-0810 Fax: + 1 212 441 68
FUND TRANSFER APPROVAL ORDER

Our Ref: BOA/NY-USA/TTD/025-118/10

Bank of America appreciates your response in regards to our notice of fund transaction,

There is nothing absolutely to be worried about because all contexts of our letter are legal and legitimate under law and governments observance, we request that all required details are sent for a fast and efficient process to conclude this transaction.

This fund originated from United Nations compensation commission payment reconciliation program of 2017 year, which the UN/Swiss bank decided to distribute generously to help few lucky individuals and the American government are in agreement with Swiss bank to distribute funds to ''1000'' one thousand people in Europe, Asia, Africa, north and south America, Australia, Antarctica continent, in other to help improve their businesses, in accordance to the explanations given to our bank on this fund distribution scheme state that all beneficiary was chosen randomly from various countries of the world to be a receiver of this said fund for investment purpose, thus employ the poor masses to help eradicate poverty and help world bank/UN achieve their aim of global rehabilitation.

In view of this it means you were chosen to receive this fund and represent the world bank/UN as an envoy in your country for this fund distribution scheme.

Here in the United states of America our bank (Bank of America) was chosen as the legally accepted bank to assist in distribution of these funds to all listed beneficiaries, for this reason we sent a legal notification (e-mail) to accord this news to you as one of the beneficiaries.
Hope with my explanation I have been able to clear your curiosity about the source and origin of this fund worth $18,500,000.00 united states dollars.

Kindly send these required details.

1. Your full name

2. Your phone number

3. Your address

Yours in Service-
Paul M, Donofrio..
Chief Financial Officer, Director, Credit /Telex Department.

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE:
This email is intended only for its addressee and may contain information that is legally privileged, confidential, or otherwise protected from disclosure. If you received this communication in error, please notify the sender immediately by e-mail and delete the original message.
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Paul M Donofrio - Bank Of America - mmm1231969@outlook.com

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Paul M Donofrio - Bank Of America - tyben457@gmail.com

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from: Dr.Paul Donofrio <recruit@mixell.co.jp> via gmail.com
reply-to: tyben457@gmail.com
date: Mar 4, 2021, 4:41 PM
subject: Dear Beneficiary
mailed-by: gmail.com

Greetings I know this will come to you as a surprise hearing your
funds is available for you to receive now after many years of
struggling to receiving this fund,but the good news here is the
president Joe Biden has give the final other after conference
meeting head yesterday with the president Comptroller-General aviation
airport authority the president Joe Biden give him 24 hours to
released all the inheritance fund and compensation or they will be a
serious problem,

Contact us now with your home details and remaind you the only charges
you will pay is insurrance cove charges of 50USD only as the
agreement no additional fee
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