from: Amic International Investment Bank <f.march@amiciib.us>
date: Oct 19, 2023, 3:17 PM
subject: Attn:
mailed-by: amiciib.us
Amic Investment International Bank
8827 W Sam Houston Pkwy N, Houston, TX 77040
United States of America
Attn:
Re: Immediate Release of Your US$10m Payment
We write to notify you that we have received a pre-advice instruction from the World Bank to pay on their behalf your outstanding US$10M overdue payment and debit their coded account with our bank, this instruction was received yesterday from world bank headquarters.
We ensure that our clients are well informed and acquainted with our code of conducts and this is the main reason we strategize the easiest way to conduct and conclude this transaction without hassles.
The best option to conclude this transaction without paying much fee and to avoid stoppage is to open an online account with our bank and at your convenience you will make a wire transfer in bits of US$500,000.00 daily limit by yourself to any of your receiving bank accounts and also VISA ATM card will also be sent to you which is globally inter-switch and can be used anywhere in the world.
Furthermore, if you are delightful in opening online bank account with us as I have explained above, kindly provide us with the under listed information’s
1. Your full given name and current address
2. Your Occupation
3. Your telephone number
4. Any of your identification
As soon as the above information is received, your online bank account will be opened and your user name and password will be sent to you to access your account to start making withdrawals.
Regards,
Mr. Federico March
Remittance Director
Amic International Investment Bank
Tel: +1 281 626 8972
Email: f.march@amiciib.us
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