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by Troy Platt Thu Mar 07, 2024 8:43 am
Reply-To: [email protected]
From: "Mr. Robert Regan" <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 6 Mar 2024 15:26:30 +0100
Subject: Attn: Account Holder,


Attn: Account Holder,

This is to notify you that a new development has been made today by
the Feastack International bank Plc UK (FIB) which has been holding
your funds all this while has been ordered to release it to you.

The bank has created an online bank account on your behalf and the
online bank account has been funded with the total sum of
£7,499,000.00 pounds in which you would be able to withdraw any amount
of money daily from the online account.

The bank has also stated that you could be able to start accessing the
online bank account once the transfer code has been issued to you and
this code will be issued to you as soon as you get back to us with
your below details.

1) Full name:
2) Full address:
3) Mobile/Telephone Number:
4) Sex:
5) Occupation:
6) Age:
7) Country:
8) Nationality:

Send your full details to us as soon as you receive this massage, then
the bank will issue the online account and the account number with
password which you will use to login the account to make the final
transfer to any bank account of your choice will be release to you.

I would be waiting for the details as directed as soon as possible.

Yours sincerely,
Mr. Robert Regan Executive Officer
Feastack International bank Plc

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