"Abandoned Funds" Advanced-Fee Scam
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An advance-fee scam is a form of fraud and one of the most common types of confidence trick. The scam typically involves promising the victim a significant share of a large sum of money, in return for a small up-front payment, which the fraudster requires in order to obtain the large sum.
An "Abandoned Funds" Advanced-Fee Scam
From: THE SAVINGS BANK (TSB) <gefkor40@peace.ocn.ne.jp>
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2019 at 7:08 am
Subject: SUBJECT: RE-APPROVAL OF YOUR ABANDONED FUND IN TOTAL SUM OF US$12.7MILLION.
FIRST QUARTER PAYMENT
{OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN; BOARD OF TRUSTEES ON CONTRACT PAYMENT}
THE SAVINGS BANK (TSB)
REF: TSB/IRD/CBX/751X109/018
Attention Re: Notification /View Your E-mail of Mar 2019
ATTENTION:
IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF YOUR APPROVED PAYMENT
FILE APPROVED NO: TSB/FMF11/AHD9US/2019
SUBJECT: RE-APPROVAL OF YOUR ABANDONED FUND IN TOTAL SUM OF US$12.7MILLION.
My Name Is Mr. Robert J. DiBella, The President & CEO of The Savings Bank (TSB). On assumption, I saw a file in respect of your Fund amounting the sum of US$12.7 Million United Stated Dollars. After going through the file i discovered that you abandoned your fund here in the process of transfer to your bank account due to demands from banks and other financial institution here. I write to know the reason why you choose to abandon your fund here because it is my first point of action to offset every payment that is pending in the TSB transfer statutory disc.
I assure you that the TSB and the U.S Goverment will look into your matter properly and process your fund transfer to you as soon as you indicate your interest in receiving your approved fund.
Get back to us immediately so that I can know how to look into your matter urgently and make sure you receive your fund immediately without any delay.
Thanks.
Robert J. DiBella
President & CEO
The Savings Bank
357 Main Street St, Wakefield, MA, 01880
rdibellathesavingsbankawake02@yandex.com
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