from: President and Chief Executive Officer <oseghechris1@gmail.com>
reply-to: atlanticunionb0011@gmail.com
date: Jul 24, 2023, 3:06 PM
subject:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Atlantic Union Bk.
Address: 9027 Forest Hill Ave, Bon Air, VA 23235, USA
Tel: +1 855.527.8400
Fax: +1 855.806.4660
Attn: Sir/Madam,
I wish this email greeted you in good condition, a reliable source in
the United States named Hervey Rees from South Carolina reports that
you have died from the coronavirus. and came to claim $5,700,000 in
your name with a letter stating that you died of coronavirus last
month. I want to know if you really died from the corona virus or is
it a false statement to transfer your funds to his personal account?
Wait for you to prove yourself, or we will comply with his request.
Mr.John Asbury
President and Chief Executive Officer,
Atlantic Union Bank
Email: atlanticunionbank3@gmail.com
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