On February 27th, a malicious email was sent to members of the Queen's community. In keeping with the Digital information Security Policy, this message is being removed from all mailboxes using an automated feature in Microsoft 365.

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Subject: Queens University Tuition Fee Outstanding Payment
Date: 2/27/2025

Hello,
Despite our previous reminder, we are still seeing a delay in payment of your tuition fees in the amount of $1250.
Furthermore, if your debt is not settled before 28/02/25 , we will have to forward your file to our legal department.
You can pay for your tuition:
· By bank transfer to the new assigned account below not the old account. To do this, you must indicate your “first and last name” as a reference.

And send proof of payment to this email address [REDACTED]
ACC NAME: [REDACTED]
ACC NUMBER: [REDACTED]
TRANSIT NUMBER: [REDACTED]

Once your situation has been regularized, you will receive your result within 2 to 3 days after receipt of your payment. It will therefore not be necessary to contact us again .

If you are experiencing financial difficulties, we invite you to submit a request for financial assistance to the Social Service. The service will analyze your request in complete confidentiality.

Any explanation regarding this balance can be obtained by email at the following address: [REDACTED]

Hoping for a quick settlement, we send you our distinguished considerations,

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