from: Federal Reserve Bank <info@frb.us.com> via gmail.com
date: Aug 28, 2023, 7:51 AM
subject: Attn:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn:
In receipt of your message, i want to use this medium to ask for the re-confirmation of your full name, contact address, contact telephone and means of identification to enable us identify that we are communicating with the real beneficiary.
In addition, this is also to inform you that your funds value US$2.5Million has already been packaged in a trunk box which will be delivered to you as a consignment is available and ready for delivery to you at your doorstep therefore you are to open communication with delivering company to negotiate with them on how to deliver the consignment check or ATM Card to you at any location of your choice globally because the (2) methods of payment are approved.
Delivery Company Name: Fastlink Diplomatic And Courier Services
Contact Person: Aldo Fedele (Head of Delivery)
Email: delivery@fastlinkdipandcourier.com
Website: www.fastlinkdipandcourier.com
Telephone/Whats-App +1 (937) 738-3659
Yours in Service,
Christopher D. Armstrong
Head of Operations And Resiliency Group
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
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