from: standardbank.co.za <standard.ba-nk@starmail.co.za>
date: May 19, 2021, 3:40 AM
subject: URGENT RESPOND.
mailed-by: starmail.co.za
Good morning, how are you doing it has been long, what happened how do
you forget about your fund in our bank all this while such huge amount
of money, my sectary was cleaning the cupboard then she get your file
the I go through it and see that you have not be able to get your file
all this while and this fund its overdue to be released. You know what
just try and fly down here and sign the fund release document I will
release the fund immediately. I just want to release all the old pending
funds on my desk this month. But if you cannot be able to come you have
to get a lawyer here to sign for you but if you don’t have I can direct
you to1 who can do it on your behalf. so get back to me as matter as
urgent I want to release all this funds in my carboard.
I will wait for your urgent respond.
May God bless you
Best Regards,
Mr. Sim Tshabalala, CEO of Standard Bank Plc South Africa
Johannesburg South Africa
Phone (+27) 737936948
Fax: +2786 607 8388
OUR BANK OFFICE land line NO: (0)11054977
standardbank.co.za
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