from: Tom Steve51 <tomsteve51@hotmail.com>
date: Feb 15, 2021, 10:44 AM
subject: Re: Re:ATTN
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: hotmail.com
I' m Mr. Tom Steve, and by the special grace of God, I' m the President of Preferred & Small Business Banking and Co-Head of Consumer at Bank of America, and also a member of this company's executive management team. My purpose of contacting you this day is to review a top secret about your unclaimed payment which I found the file in one of my office cupboard a few days ago, all you must do for me is to treat this communication more confidential to avoid damaging my image, I will not want you to involve any third party into this transaction until the successful end of it, I said this because I will not want Mr. Brian Moynihan, which is the Chief Executive Officer of this bank & Mr. Thomas Montag, which is the Chief Operating Officer of this bank, including Mr. Paul Donofrio, which is the Chief Financial Officer in this bank to be aware of this transaction until the successful end of it, I' m doing all these just to help you to make sure that you receive your overdue fund payment which the file has already been abandoned and ready to be cancelled by the bank management very soon, I really don't want any of them to be aware of this transaction because if any one of them notice that I' m secretly planning to help you to receive the fund, I might lose my position in the bank, so please kindly read my email very careful and respond confidentially and positively for your own good. Feel Free to contact me via this my personal home E-mail ID tomsteve51@hotmail.com only for confidential purpose I' m now waiting patiently for your positive and favorable response as soon as possible.
Yours in service
Tom Steve
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