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from: Bank Of America <lopezbravoalfredo@fibertel.com.ar>
reply-to: "boaorganization1@gmail.com" <boaorganization1@gmail.com>
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date: Feb 9, 2024, 1:47 PM
This is to notify you that the reason behind why your valued funds have been delaying all this while has finally been dictated yesterday, and we are very happy to announce it to you today.

Now, if you are still interested in this fund then get back to me for the requirement that is needed to enable us finalize the release of your funds as we were instructed and don't forget to get back to me with your receiving home address and phone number for a verification.

Thanks, we look forward to serving you with the best of our service.

Regards,
Brian Moynihan
CEO of Bank of America
The emails that I post here are all unsolicited emails that have been received in my personal email. Many are outright scams, others are from dodgy companies that think it is acceptable to send spam emails.
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