from: Charles Water <charleswater17@gmail.com>
date: Jul 12, 2021, 8:34 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
33 Liberty St, New York, NY 10045,
United States.
It was resolved and agreed that your supplied contract sum of
US$12.5Million would be paid / release to you on ATM CARD. You are
hereby advised to the processing of your fund payment through ATM card
to you address;
Re-confirm to us the following information to proceed on the
processing of the fund release on your name and delivery to your home
address;
Your name,
Address,
Telephone,
Attached copy of your international passport, driver's license or ID Card.
As for our agreement with the Chairman of Federal Reserve Bank they
promised that your ATM Card consignment will leave this office, But
the contact information's to enable them meet up with you.
Please write a letter of application acceptance to the given address below.
ATTN: Jerome H.Powell
EMAIL: federalreservebank122@aol.com
Please make sure you send this needed information to the Chairman of
Federal Reserve Bank (Jerome H.Powell). with the address given to you.
Regards,
Charles Water
Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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