Shabi Tahra - Credit Suisse Bank - shabitahra62@gmail.com

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Shabi Tahra - Credit Suisse Bank - shabitahra62@gmail.com

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from: Shabi Tahra <shabitahra62@gmail.com>
date: Mar 13, 2026, 7:42 PM
subject: Re:
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Attention dear beneficiary,

We wish to inform you about the new proposal approval between us and Credit Suisse Bank in collaboration to issue a NON RESIDENCE account with credit of $30,000,000.00 USD (30 million dollars) in your favor to enable you access your funds and transfer to your Nominated Bank account as well, The agreement was approved this morning being 13/03/26 with authorization of IMF and Federal Ministry of Finance.

The agreement has been sealed with immediate effect order as instructed.

Kindly send us this info such as below::
First name _____
Middle name ______
Last name ___________
Email address _________
Phone number ___________
Date of birth _______________
Nationality ___________________
Home address _________________
ID photo __________________________
And within 45 minutes the ONLINE BANKING ACCOUNT login details shall be approved and given to you as programmed. Or click the link below and open the account by yourself and get credited immediately. Thank You

Bank Website:: https://creditportalsuisse.com/

Email::: support@creditportalsuisse.com

Regards,
Shabi Tahra

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