from: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp <amacrea3@gmail.com>
date: Apr 30, 2026, 4:51 PM
subject: From Travis Hill, Chairman of the FDIC
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear, Fund Beneficiary
This is Travis Hill, Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Board of Directors and Our office has received a mandated instruction letter from the Federal Reserve Bank New York to release your long pending Payment Fund Vauld at a sum of $6.5
million U.S dollars to your account.
But, right now we are having serious problem here because the TRANSFER KEEPS BOUNCING BACK and the signal on the TRANSIT VAN INDICATES that an access transfer Pin Code Number ought to be purchase, from United States Department of the Treasury and this needs to be done Immediately in order to help your FUND hit to your account today.
I have contacted the United States Department of the Treasury The office In-charge of releasing this access transfer Pin Code Number, it is available for our pick up, but they are demanding a payment of $45 Before the access transfer Pin Code Number will be Validated on their central archive and the released to our access before we can complete the transfer of the $6.5Million into your bank account.
To avoid anything that will stop us from completing this transfer today, We kindly advise you proceed and send the needed $45 for this access Transfer Pin Code Number please. It's very Urgent, so that your Transfer will be successfully completed today.
Note: I am right here on the Transfer system waiting for this Access Transfer Pin Code Numbers From United States Department of the Treasury, and as soon as you send the Fee, I will forward it to them Immediately so that they will get the Access Transfer Pin Code Numbers Validated on their Central Archive and send us a signal Message to do the Transfer and your Fund will reflect to your account Instantly without any delay.
Rest assured that your Fund Transfer is in progress and will be completed once we have the transfer Access Pin Code Number from the United States Department of the Treasury.
Meanwhile, We are sorry for the Inconveniences and delays on your Transfer.
Thanks
Yours In Service.
Travis Hill, Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Board of Directors, 550 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20429, USA.
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