from: YAPI Josue Edmond <pharrisonbbeatty@gmail.com>
date: Dec 2, 2021, 5:52 AM
subject: Your funds Release.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello dear,
Sir.
I have been making frantic effort to make sure you get pay after a
very long battle trying to receive your unclaimed funds.
As a matter of fact, there's an ongoing plans to release your funds
through an online payment system through our corresponding paying bank
QNB Finans in Turkey, this new development arose on our board meeting
yesterday and we came to a conclusion to use our corresponding online
payment system to credit your funds directly to your nominated bank
account in United States of America, having tried all effort to get
your pin code working due to your lack of cooperation with our
guidelines, we came up with the idea of paying you through our online
banking payment should you opt to receive your long awaiting transfer.
As the case maybe we ask you to furnish to us your current details such as.
1. Your full name
2. Current address
3. Your direction Telephone and Fax Number
4. The name of your next of kin
5. Your Nationality
6. Marital Status
7. Your Religion.
Be informed that you will submit the requested information with an
application and request for an online payment form with the sum of
$835 as soon as you furnish us with the transfer details your online
payment will be approved and sent to our corresponding bank QNB Finans
in Turkey to do the final crediting of your funds with immediate
effect.
Finally, if you are not satisfy with this new development and wanted
to get your pin code to enable you start withdrawing money from any
ATM machine in your city that means you still need to pay the initial
fee of $1,500 only and be rest assured that we will give you a back up
guarantee letter as a proof that your code will get working as soon as
the payment is made.
Get back to me as soon as possible you can.
Mr. Rubel Ifang
Director General
Versus Bank Abidjan Cote d'Ivoire
Rubel Ifang - Versus Bank - pharrisonbbeatty@gmail.com
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