Alliance & Leicester Bank PLC United Kingdom

from:		Ms.Elizabeth Manning <Elizabethmann@balliance.org>
reply-to:		aliancelicesterbank01@r7.com
to:
date:		21 May 2014 03:20
subject:		Alliance & Leicester Bank PLC United Kingdom

Alliance & Leicester Bank PLC

Carlton Park, Narborough Leicester,

Leicestershire, LE19 0A London.

 

Attn:Beneficiary,

 

RE: NOTIFICATION OF PAYMENT OF ACCRUED INTEREST OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND BRITISH POUNDS STERLING ONLY (GBP150,000.00).

This is inform you that your inheritance fund, which was deposited with us  has accumulated an interest of sum of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand British Pounds Sterling Only (GBP150,000.00).

 

In line with the joint agreement signed by the board of trustees of Alliance & Leicester Commercial Bank and the depositor of the inheritance fund, the management has mandated us to pay you the accrued interest pending when approvals would be granted on the principal inheritance Sum.

 

In view of the above, you are hereby required to complete the attached questionnaire form, affix your passport photograph, sign in the specified column and return back to us via email for the processing of the transfer of your fund.

Do not hesitate to ask question(s) where you consider necessary for clarification.

 

Yours faithfully,

 

Elizabeth Manning (Ms.)

Deputy Credit Officer,

Alliance & Leicester Bank

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