Dear Beneficiary,
Did you authorized anyone to pick up your inheritance fund
from our branch? Andrew Jack, came to our office yesterday
in respect of your ($9.5 Billion) which has been credited with us
by the United nations to be transfer to your account.
We decided to write and hear from you to be sure that you
are aware of the inheritance fund of US$9.5Billion in our branch
above listed details is needed if you are not aware of it
and you wish to use this opportunity to receive your fund only pay
delivery charge $25
Meanwhile, you have to send the required fee of $25.00 USD Itunes card
request for obtain the Affidavit of claim Ownership in your transaction with
government of your fund origin been united nations,
Contact Director CityBank : Mr. Gregory Miller now with needed
information below
(1) Bank to Bank wire transfer: 24hrs $25.iTunes card
(2) Credit Card delivery: 3-4hrs delivery charge $25.eBay card
(3) Consignment box delivery: 6hours Steam Wallet card $25
Confirm your receiver information below and delivery charge $25.00
Itunes card picture codes right now and received your fund
$9.5 Billion today ,
Full Name......
Current delivery address....
Mobile phone number...
Direct phone number....
Bank Details...
Delivery Charge $25.00 iTunes card or steam
wallet or Apple Card ($25.00 only).
Your respond is high needed to enable us proceed with the
transaction immediately.
Thank you.
C.E.O
Quintin Frasier
General manager
Greeting from City Bank of New York
1400 N 19TH AVE BOZEMAN, MT, 59718 USA
Dear Mr. Frasier,
Thank you for your email — I’ve been meaning to follow up on this, as I’ve recently been reviewing some international fund disclosures and thought it might be a legitimate development. I’ve actually been working on a few oil-and-gas litigation cases lately, and I’ve found that sometimes unexpected assets come into play — especially when there’s a cross-border component. Honestly, I don’t usually get involved with inheritance claims, but I’ve never seen anything quite like a $9.5 billion fund credited by the United Nations. That’s… frankly, staggering.
I’ve been trying to keep my office updated on compliance matters, and this seems to fall into that category. Just to be clear, I’m not in any position to receive funds from a branch not listed in any official financial databases. That said, I’d be happy to confirm the delivery method and provide my contact details — though I do have a few questions.
Could you clarify:
1) Is the United Nations officially recognizing this fund as an asset transfer?
2) What documents would be required to verify ownership — and is there a standard legal form for such a claim?
3) Is there a timeline for when the funds would be accessible after the $25 fee is processed?
I’m genuinely curious and want to make sure I’m following the right process. I’ll be honest — I live alone in Houston and have been reading up on financial transparency laws lately, so I’m actually quite attentive to these kinds of developments.
Looking forward to your response.
Best regards,
Danny Smith
Best regards,
Danny Smith
+17163259415
