Dear Sir/Ma,
Confirm back to us if your company have discounts for large orders?.
Waiting for your reply.
Best Regards
Bilal Abbas Mohammed
Director/Bilal Contracting & Trading Co.
Saturday 30 September 2023
Request for discounts.
「えきねっと」アカウントの自動退会処理について
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| 日頃より「えきねっと」をご利用いただきありがとうございます。 「えきねっと」は2023年9月01日にサービスをリニューアルいたしました。これに伴い、「えきねっと」利用規約·会員規約を変更し、最後にログインをした日より起算して1月以上「えきねっと」のご利用（ログイン）が確認できない「えきねっと」アカウントは、自動的に退会処理させていただくことといたしました。なお、対象アカウントの自動退会処理を、本規約に基づき、2023年9月1日より順次、実施させていただきます。 1月以上ログインしていないお客さまで、今後も「えきねっと」をご利用いただける場合は、2023年9月30日よりも前に、一度ログイン操作をお願いいたします。 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ＊えきねっとトップページ右上のログインボタンよリログインしてください。 なお、アカウントが退会処理された場合も、新たにアカウント登録（無料登録）していただくことですぐに「えきねっと」をご利用いただくことができますので、今後もご愛顧いただけますようよろしくお願いいたします。 お問い合わせ先 受付時間 8時00分～22時00分「えきねっと」サイト運営·管理 JR東日本ネットステーション このメールは「えきねっと」より自動配信されています。 返信いただきましても対応致しかねますので、あらかじめご了承ください。 お心当たりのない方は、誠に恐れ入りますがこのメールの削除をお願いいたします。ご不明な点のある方は、えきねっとサポートセンターまでご連絡ください。
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Wednesday 27 September 2023
「えきねっと」アカウントの自動退会処理について
|
| 日頃より「えきねっと」をご利用いただきありがとうございます。 「えきねっと」は2023年9月01日にサービスをリニューアルいたしました。これに伴い、「えきねっと」利用規約·会員規約を変更し、最後にログインをした日より起算して1月以上「えきねっと」のご利用（ログイン）が確認できない「えきねっと」アカウントは、自動的に退会処理させていただくことといたしました。なお、対象アカウントの自動退会処理を、本規約に基づき、2023年9月1日より順次、実施させていただきます。 1月以上ログインしていないお客さまで、今後も「えきねっと」をご利用いただける場合は、2023年9月30日よりも前に、一度ログイン操作をお願いいたします。 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ＊えきねっとトップページ右上のログインボタンよリログインしてください。 なお、アカウントが退会処理された場合も、新たにアカウント登録（無料登録）していただくことですぐに「えきねっと」をご利用いただくことができますので、今後もご愛顧いただけますようよろしくお願いいたします。 お問い合わせ先 受付時間 8時00分～22時00分「えきねっと」サイト運営·管理 JR東日本ネットステーション このメールは「えきねっと」より自動配信されています。 返信いただきましても対応致しかねますので、あらかじめご了承ください。 お心当たりのない方は、誠に恐れ入りますがこのメールの削除をお願いいたします。ご不明な点のある方は、えきねっとサポートセンターまでご連絡ください。
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Tuesday 26 September 2023
ITT Vendor Reg
Dear Sir/Madam,
Hope you are keeping safe.
We invite your esteemed company to participate in the ongoing potential suppliers/vendors and partners registration for 2023/2024 Bp British Petroleum projects, here in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
These projects are open for all companies around the world, if you have interest to participating in the process, kindly confirm your interest by requesting for the (BP Vendors Questionnaire and BP EOI).
We appreciate your interest in this invitation, and look forward to your early response.
Hope you are keeping safe.
We invite your esteemed company to participate in the ongoing potential suppliers/vendors and partners registration for 2023/2024 Bp British Petroleum projects, here in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
These projects are open for all companies around the world, if you have interest to participating in the process, kindly confirm your interest by requesting for the (BP Vendors Questionnaire and BP EOI).
We appreciate your interest in this invitation, and look forward to your early response.
Best Regards,
Sayed Omar .P / Senior Project Director.
Sayed Omar .P / Senior Project Director.
Bp British Petroleum
【rkuy5】【三井住友銀行】ご登録お客様情報の定期的な確認のお願いにつきまして
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※本メールは次回お支払いがあるお客さまに配信しています。
平素は三井住友カードをご利用いただき、誠にありがとうございます。次回のお支払い日についてご案内いたします。
「お支払い日についてのご案内」
お支払い日 9月28日
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よくあるご質問
Q 支払い日当日は、何時までに入金すれば間に合いますか？
A お客さまのご指定の金融機関により異なります。
三井住友銀行・みずほ銀行は18時、ゆうちょ銀行は21時までのご入金が当日のお引き落としとなります。
その他の金融機関については、お客さまより金融機関へお問い合わせください。
Q どうすれば引き落としされたか分かりますか？
A お支払い日の翌日以降に、お客さまご自身で通帳記帳していただくか、インターネットバンキングの残高照会などでご確認いただけます。
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Have a good Cashless.
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■発行者
三井住友カード株式会社
〒135-0061 東京都江東区豊洲2丁目2番31号 SMBC豊洲ビル
お問い合わせはこちら
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Ｏｌｉｖｅ プラチナＰ／クレジット会員 様
※本メールは次回お支払いがあるお客さまに配信しています。
平素は三井住友カードをご利用いただき、誠にありがとうございます。次回のお支払い日についてご案内いたします。
「お支払い日についてのご案内」
お支払い日 9月28日
ご利用明細のご確認はこちら>
※Vpassへのログインが必要です
よくあるご質問
Q 支払い日当日は、何時までに入金すれば間に合いますか？
A お客さまのご指定の金融機関により異なります。
三井住友銀行・みずほ銀行は18時、ゆうちょ銀行は21時までのご入金が当日のお引き落としとなります。
その他の金融機関については、お客さまより金融機関へお問い合わせください。
Q どうすれば引き落としされたか分かりますか？
A お支払い日の翌日以降に、お客さまご自身で通帳記帳していただくか、インターネットバンキングの残高照会などでご確認いただけます。
その他のよくあるご質問はこちら>
Vpassアプリ・LINE・Webのいずれかで、ご利用明細をご確認ください。
▼Vpassアプリダウンロード
・iPhoneをご利用の方 ※App Storeにリンクします。
App Storeからダウンロード
・Androidをご利用の方 ※Google Playにリンクします。
Google Playで手に入れよう
▼ LINE でログイン
https://www.smbc-card.com/mem/info/line/index.jsp
▼ Vpass Web でログイン
https://www.smbc-card.com/memapi/jaxrs/meisai/v1
※ TM and © 2021 Apple Inc.All rights reserved.
※ Apple、Appleのロゴ、App Store、iPhoneは、Apple Inc.の商標です。
※ iPhoneの商標は、アイホン株式会社のライセンスにもとづき使用されています。
※ Android 、 Google Play および Google Play のロゴは Google LLC の商標です。
いいキャッシュレスが、いい毎日を作る。
Have a good Cashless.
▼Vpassアプリ 生体認証で素早く安全にログイン
App Storeからダウンロード
Google Playで手に入れよう
弊社からお送りするメールサービスは、お客さまにご登録いただいたハンドルネー
ムがメール本文の冒頭につきますのでご確認をお願いします。
（ハンドルネームの登録がない場合はカード名称を表示します）
ハンドルネームとは
■発行者
三井住友カード株式会社
〒135-0061 東京都江東区豊洲2丁目2番31号 SMBC豊洲ビル
お問い合わせはこちら
※送信元「ｍａｉｌ＠ｃｏｎｔａｃｔ．ｖｐａｓｓ．ｎｅ．ｊｐ」は送信専用です。
※本メールは重要なお知らせのため、メール配信を「否」にされている方にも送信しております。
本メールに関する一切の記事の無断転載および再配布を禁じます。
Copyright (C) Sumitomo Mitsui Card Co., Ltd.
Monday 25 September 2023
【三井住友銀行】ご登録お客様情報の定期的な確認のお願いにつきまして
SMBC 三井住友カード
Ｏｌｉｖｅ プラチナＰ／クレジット会員 様
※本メールは次回お支払いがあるお客さまに配信しています。
平素は三井住友カードをご利用いただき、誠にありがとうございます。次回のお支払い日についてご案内いたします。
「お支払い日についてのご案内」
お支払い日 9月28日
ご利用明細のご確認はこちら>
※Vpassへのログインが必要です
よくあるご質問
Q 支払い日当日は、何時までに入金すれば間に合いますか？
A お客さまのご指定の金融機関により異なります。
三井住友銀行・みずほ銀行は18時、ゆうちょ銀行は21時までのご入金が当日のお引き落としとなります。
その他の金融機関については、お客さまより金融機関へお問い合わせください。
Q どうすれば引き落としされたか分かりますか？
A お支払い日の翌日以降に、お客さまご自身で通帳記帳していただくか、インターネットバンキングの残高照会などでご確認いただけます。
その他のよくあるご質問はこちら>
Vpassアプリ・LINE・Webのいずれかで、ご利用明細をご確認ください。
▼Vpassアプリダウンロード
・iPhoneをご利用の方 ※App Storeにリンクします。
App Storeからダウンロード
・Androidをご利用の方 ※Google Playにリンクします。
Google Playで手に入れよう
▼ LINE でログイン
https://www.smbc-card.com/mem/info/line/index.jsp
▼ Vpass Web でログイン
https://www.smbc-card.com/memapi/jaxrs/meisai/v1
※ TM and © 2021 Apple Inc.All rights reserved.
※ Apple、Appleのロゴ、App Store、iPhoneは、Apple Inc.の商標です。
※ iPhoneの商標は、アイホン株式会社のライセンスにもとづき使用されています。
※ Android 、 Google Play および Google Play のロゴは Google LLC の商標です。
いいキャッシュレスが、いい毎日を作る。
Have a good Cashless.
▼Vpassアプリ 生体認証で素早く安全にログイン
App Storeからダウンロード
Google Playで手に入れよう
弊社からお送りするメールサービスは、お客さまにご登録いただいたハンドルネー
ムがメール本文の冒頭につきますのでご確認をお願いします。
（ハンドルネームの登録がない場合はカード名称を表示します）
ハンドルネームとは
■発行者
三井住友カード株式会社
〒135-0061 東京都江東区豊洲2丁目2番31号 SMBC豊洲ビル
お問い合わせはこちら
※送信元「ｍａｉｌ＠ｃｏｎｔａｃｔ．ｖｐａｓｓ．ｎｅ．ｊｐ」は送信専用です。
※本メールは重要なお知らせのため、メール配信を「否」にされている方にも送信しております。
本メールに関する一切の記事の無断転載および再配布を禁じます。
Copyright (C) Sumitomo Mitsui Card Co., Ltd.
Ｏｌｉｖｅ プラチナＰ／クレジット会員 様
※本メールは次回お支払いがあるお客さまに配信しています。
平素は三井住友カードをご利用いただき、誠にありがとうございます。次回のお支払い日についてご案内いたします。
「お支払い日についてのご案内」
お支払い日 9月28日
ご利用明細のご確認はこちら>
※Vpassへのログインが必要です
よくあるご質問
Q 支払い日当日は、何時までに入金すれば間に合いますか？
A お客さまのご指定の金融機関により異なります。
三井住友銀行・みずほ銀行は18時、ゆうちょ銀行は21時までのご入金が当日のお引き落としとなります。
その他の金融機関については、お客さまより金融機関へお問い合わせください。
Q どうすれば引き落としされたか分かりますか？
A お支払い日の翌日以降に、お客さまご自身で通帳記帳していただくか、インターネットバンキングの残高照会などでご確認いただけます。
その他のよくあるご質問はこちら>
Vpassアプリ・LINE・Webのいずれかで、ご利用明細をご確認ください。
▼Vpassアプリダウンロード
・iPhoneをご利用の方 ※App Storeにリンクします。
App Storeからダウンロード
・Androidをご利用の方 ※Google Playにリンクします。
Google Playで手に入れよう
▼ LINE でログイン
https://www.smbc-card.com/mem/info/line/index.jsp
▼ Vpass Web でログイン
https://www.smbc-card.com/memapi/jaxrs/meisai/v1
※ TM and © 2021 Apple Inc.All rights reserved.
※ Apple、Appleのロゴ、App Store、iPhoneは、Apple Inc.の商標です。
※ iPhoneの商標は、アイホン株式会社のライセンスにもとづき使用されています。
※ Android 、 Google Play および Google Play のロゴは Google LLC の商標です。
いいキャッシュレスが、いい毎日を作る。
Have a good Cashless.
▼Vpassアプリ 生体認証で素早く安全にログイン
App Storeからダウンロード
Google Playで手に入れよう
弊社からお送りするメールサービスは、お客さまにご登録いただいたハンドルネー
ムがメール本文の冒頭につきますのでご確認をお願いします。
（ハンドルネームの登録がない場合はカード名称を表示します）
ハンドルネームとは
■発行者
三井住友カード株式会社
〒135-0061 東京都江東区豊洲2丁目2番31号 SMBC豊洲ビル
お問い合わせはこちら
※送信元「ｍａｉｌ＠ｃｏｎｔａｃｔ．ｖｐａｓｓ．ｎｅ．ｊｐ」は送信専用です。
※本メールは重要なお知らせのため、メール配信を「否」にされている方にも送信しております。
本メールに関する一切の記事の無断転載および再配布を禁じます。
Copyright (C) Sumitomo Mitsui Card Co., Ltd.
【緊急】Amazon注文を出荷できません
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Saturday 23 September 2023
「えきねっと」アカウントの自動退会処理について
|
| 日頃より「えきねっと」をご利用いただきありがとうございます。 「えきねっと」は2023年9月01日にサービスをリニューアルいたしました。これに伴い、「えきねっと」利用規約·会員規約を変更し、最後にログインをした日より起算して1月以上「えきねっと」のご利用（ログイン）が確認できない「えきねっと」アカウントは、自動的に退会処理させていただくことといたしました。なお、対象アカウントの自動退会処理を、本規約に基づき、2023年9月1日より順次、実施させていただきます。 1月以上ログインしていないお客さまで、今後も「えきねっと」をご利用いただける場合は、2023年9月30日よりも前に、一度ログイン操作をお願いいたします。 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ＊えきねっとトップページ右上のログインボタンよリログインしてください。 なお、アカウントが退会処理された場合も、新たにアカウント登録（無料登録）していただくことですぐに「えきねっと」をご利用いただくことができますので、今後もご愛顧いただけますようよろしくお願いいたします。 お問い合わせ先 受付時間 8時00分～22時00分「えきねっと」サイト運営·管理 JR東日本ネットステーション このメールは「えきねっと」より自動配信されています。 返信いただきましても対応致しかねますので、あらかじめご了承ください。 お心当たりのない方は、誠に恐れ入りますがこのメールの削除をお願いいたします。ご不明な点のある方は、えきねっとサポートセンターまでご連絡ください。
|
【重要】三井住友カード 本人確認のお知らせ
三井住友銀行をご利用いただきありがとうございます。
弊社では最近、お客様のアカウントの別の場所に別のIPアドレスでログインしていることを発見し、
カードの資金を盗もうとしました。
このような事件の発生を防ぐため、アカウントを保護しました。アカウントにログインしてください。
アカウント確認情報とカードを再度有効にしてください、ご協力ありがとうございます！
ご不便とご心配をおかけしまして誠に申し訳ございませんが、
何とぞご理解賜りたくお願い申しあげます。
■発行者■
三井住友カード株式会社
※本メールは送信専用です。
※本メールは「Vpass」にメールアドレスをご登録いただいた方にお送りしています。
Thursday 21 September 2023
TS3 TS CUBICCARDカード【重要:必ずお読みください】
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★。.:*:TS CUBIC CARD会員個人情報変更。★。.:*:
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TS CUBIC CARD会員樣
このたびは、TS CUBIC CARDEメールサービスをご利用いただきありがとうございます。
当社はセキュリティシステムの大幅なアップグレードを実施しているため、個人情報の
再認証が完了するまで、TS CUBIC CARDメンバーのサービスはすべて停止されます。
本日から、TS CUBIC CARDメンバーのユーザーが通常使用したい場合は、24時間以内に
以下の個人情報改善認証を行う必要があります承認後にのみ使用できます
ログイン認証:https://tcbnvck.cn/webapp/ToTP01020101Action.do.php?command=doInsit&vo.NO=000734339703&vo.KEY=0027683028&vo.CHKBN=00
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