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Sunday, August 18, 2024
Payment Notification
Following a recent meeting with the Federal Government, we are
pleased to inform you that the Board of Directors has decided to
compensate you with $5,000,000.00 for your past losses. This
initiative is part of our efforts to restore the good image of
our federation, which has been tarnished by hoodlums and
scammers.
Meanwhile, you are advised to contact the UN payment bank, City
National Bank, New York, to process your payment. The City
National Bank will pay you through their online banking system,
providing you with full access to your funds. You will be able to
transfer cash to any local and international banks worldwide.
Contact Information for City National Bank:
Email: City-National-Bank@usa.com
Phone Number: +1 800-627-3999
Bank Manager: Mrs. Glades Harriet
Please be aware that City National Bank will charge a fee of $100
to set up your online account. This fee is required before they
can establish your account.
Next Steps:
Contact the Bank: Reach out to City National Bank using the
provided email or phone number.
Pay the Setup Fee: Be prepared to pay the $100 fee for setting up
your online account.
Kindly contact them and keep me updated on the progress.
Attached: My office ID for your reference.
Best Regards,
Best regards,
Mr. Joe Francis
UN Payment Director
pleased to inform you that the Board of Directors has decided to
compensate you with $5,000,000.00 for your past losses. This
initiative is part of our efforts to restore the good image of
our federation, which has been tarnished by hoodlums and
scammers.
Meanwhile, you are advised to contact the UN payment bank, City
National Bank, New York, to process your payment. The City
National Bank will pay you through their online banking system,
providing you with full access to your funds. You will be able to
transfer cash to any local and international banks worldwide.
Contact Information for City National Bank:
Email: City-National-Bank@usa.com
Phone Number: +1 800-627-3999
Bank Manager: Mrs. Glades Harriet
Please be aware that City National Bank will charge a fee of $100
to set up your online account. This fee is required before they
can establish your account.
Next Steps:
Contact the Bank: Reach out to City National Bank using the
provided email or phone number.
Pay the Setup Fee: Be prepared to pay the $100 fee for setting up
your online account.
Kindly contact them and keep me updated on the progress.
Attached: My office ID for your reference.
Best Regards,
Best regards,
Mr. Joe Francis
UN Payment Director
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