SUSPECTED SCAM!

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ubafricabankgroup@groupmail.com

Date10/05/2026
Fraudulent emailubafricabankgroup@groupmail.com
Scam contentsSUBJECT: NOTICE REGARDING PENDING INHERITANCE CLAIM OF US$5,300,000.00

Dear Customer,

We write regarding your inheritance funds reportedly valued at US$5,300,000 (Five Million Three Hundred United States of American Dollars), which remain outstanding and have not yet been remitted to you and currently subject to the applicable verification, compliance, and payment procedures.

Nevertheless, our records indicate that previous correspondence/letters concerning the completion of your claim and the requirements to process the transaction have not received a response which simply means that you ignored all the bank letters intentionally. We therefore issue this last notice as a warning to bring the outstanding requirements to your attention.

Following the appropriate internal bank review, the bank authorities have authorized the continuation of your claim process, subject to completion of all applicable legal, regulatory, identity-verification, and account-validation requirements. The valued sum of US$5,300,000 (Five Million Three Hundred United States of American Dollars), will not be released/transferred to you until all required conditions have been independently verified and satisfied.

Subsequently, the Board of Directors' meeting held on Friday, dated 25 September 2026, an extension of time has been granted to you until next week Friday, 2nd October 2026, for you to provide the outstanding requirements and information required to establish your entitlement/claim and subsequent transfer of your funds into your nominated bank account, where applicable, facilitate the lawful processing and payment of your above-mentioned funds into any of your preferred bank account.

Therefore, you are advised to submit only the requirements and IDs specifically requested through the bank, requirements are fellow; Bank account number, bank name and address, phone number and ID. Please Do not send your passwords, PINs, one-time authentication codes, or other security credentials by email or ordinary correspondence or to third-party for security reasons.

Thus, if the requirements are not completed by the stated deadline Friday, 2nd October 2026, the bank authorities may place your claim/funds on hold, suspend further processing, or require additional review in accordance with its applicable policies and governing law. Any applicable consequences will be communicated to you in writing and will depend on the circumstances of the claim and relevant legal requirements.

However, if you believe you have already provided the requirements and requested information, please contact the bank and retain copies of all correspondence and submission receipts as evidence to enable the bank to proceed with the release/transfer of your valued sum of US$5,300,000 (Five Million Three Hundred United States of American Dollars) into your nominated bank account.

Yours faithfully,

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Dr. Richard David
Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Ms. Victoria Cleland
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
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