Dear Valued Customer.

Emirates Islamic Bank
Dubai Healthcare City,
16th Executive Building
2nd floor, PO Box 6564
Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Dear Valued Customer

I have been mandated to inform you that your Over-due Inheritance funds is due for release into your nominated bank account.

The audit report given to us, shows that you have been going through hard times to see to the release of your funds, which has been delayed by some dubious officials.

We therefore advise that you stop further communication with any correspondence outside this office if you want to receive your funds.

Kindly reconfirm your comprehensive data to enable us complete the transfer process and release your funds through online or telegraphic money transfers.

You have 72 hours to respond to this email or we will treat this file as abandoned funds and retire same to our escrow reserve account for bank use for loans and other sundry issues.

Yours Faithfully

Huda Sabil Abdulla,
Acting Chief Financial Officer
Emirates Islamic Bank
Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Telephone:+971586557307



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