from: SWITZERLAND WORLD BANK HEAD OFFICE <johnmarkj850@gmail.com>
reply-to: federalreservebanknewyorkk@aol.com
date: Jan 16, 2021, 3:00 AM
subject: REGARDING YOUR DONATIONS FUNDS OF $2.500,000.00
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention beneficiary:
This is from World Bank Executive Directors of Switzerland world
bank,And This message is for your own good regarding your donations
funds of $2.500,000.00 which your trying to received since then,And it
fail you to received the donations funds from those bank,and after our
board of directors meeting today with the high court attorney we
Switzerland world bank have decided to make the $2.500,000.00
available for you to received the donations funds of $2.500,000.00
your fighting for long with the help of federal reserve bank of new
York,
Because government of Switzerland have concluded and signed the funds
to make available for the beneficiary to received the funds through
the help of federal reserve bank of new York,Finally we advice you to
contact the federal reserve bank of new York with the below info and
directed them where to remitted the funds to you with out delay and
follow the directions to enable you received your donations funds with
out delay thanks waiting for your good news that you have received
your donations of $2.500,000.00 from federal reserve bank of new
York.
Bank Name: Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Contact Person: Mr. James P. Gorman
Account Manager Foreign Transfer.
Bank Address: 33 Liberty St, New York, NY 10045, United States
Bank Email ID: federalreservebanknewyorkk@aol.com
Direct Phone No: +19172431732
Thanks
Best Regard
World Bank Executive Directors
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