from: Mr Paul Kin <mrsewvysarah2@gmail.com>
reply-to: mrpaulkin876@gmail.com
date: Sep 7, 2023, 3:02 PM
subject: Reply Now....
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention please,
We are here to let you know that we received Mr. Scott Anderson in our office this morning, claiming to be your next of kin. He said that you died in a motor accident when you are driving to the office. And now, that his your next of kin. In this situation, his only one to claim your fund which was deposited here in our bank.
And please if is truly sure that your alive, while Mr. Scott Anderson is trying to claim your fund while you are alive, kindly get back to us with all your details as soon as possible, so that we can get him arrested immediately and transfer your fund to you. Below is Mr. Scott Anderson account details that he presented to us that we should use and make the transfer direct to his account, as your next of kin.
-NAME OF BANK: SUN TRUST BANK
-BANK ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 305183 NASHVILLE, TN 37230 (U.S.A.)
-NAME ON ACCOUNT: SCOTT ANDERSON
-ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1000121905243
-BANK ROUTING NUMBER: 061000104
-BANK SWIFT CODE: SNTRUS3ANAS
Your immediate response is needed before we can proceed with the transfer to Mr. Scott Anderson account details that he provided to us on the claim of your fund as your next of kin after confirming you death.
Regards,
Mr Paul Kin
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