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Urgent Attn; This is to inform you of your long overdue Payment outstanding in our Banking records. I saw your name in our Central Computer vetting system among our unpaid inheritance claims individuals and have to update your information through this email contact for your immediate confirmation. You are among the beneficiaries who will be receiving their over due payment of US$10,500.000.00 (Ten million five hundred thousand United State dollars) which has been already approved some weeks ago after we received further approval from the appropriate authority under the U.S. Government to release the above mentioned amount to you. However, we received an email from one Mrs. Chanel S. Jones of Minden, Louisiana who told us that she is your next of kin, that you died in a fatal car accident last month. Furthermore, She has been building efforts to induce us into believing that you are dead, that she is your next-of-kin, and she has the legal right to obtain whatever is due to you. Therefore, this is the reason we have agreed that i should contact you to enable us find out if she is right or just an impostor. If we do not hear from you, we will assume that she is right. But if you will, at least, confirm to us that she was not sent by you, then we shall release your funds to you as the sole beneficiary of the funds. She was also submitted her bank account details for us to transfer the fund to her as your inheritor. Below is the banking details we received from Mrs. Chanel S. Jones. Bank: Carter Federal Credit Union Address: 918 Homer Road, Minden, Louisiana. 71055 Routing Number: 311175983 Account Number: 1019784 Account Holder: Chanel S. Jones We are now verifying by contacting you before we can make the transfer into her account. Upon this, I request you to send your information such as: Full name, full address, Direct phone number and copy of your identification as soon as possible to enable us finalize the transfer of the fund to your bank account. Once again, proper confirmation required urgently from you if you are still alive. Yours sincerely, Robert E. Marling Jr. Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, Woodforest National Bank