from: Patrick.J.McClanahan <memooffice234@gmail.com>
reply-to: deskofpatrick.j.mcclanahan_frbaccountdept@accountant.com
date: Feb 4, 2026, 12:03 PM
subject: Re: $10.5 Million, ATM Master Card Payment
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Mr.Patrick J. McClanahan,
ATM Head of Operation
Fedreal Reserve Bank (F.R.B)
Re: $10.5 Million, ATM Master Card Payment
Attention
I am Mr.Patrick J. McClanahan the Director of ATM Head of Operation Fedreal Reserve Bank (F.R.B) USA, I resumed to this office on the 6th of Jan 2026 which
ever since then i have been writing you and you arent responding my emails which during my official research I discovered an abandoned ATM Master card
valued sum of $10.5 Million with card number 5321452123409380 belonging to you as the rightfully intimate beneficiary.
I tried to know why this card have not been released to you but I was told that the former ATM head of operation who left this office two months ago
withhold your card for his own personal use without knowing that I will not approve or support him to take your card.
You were given two alternative options to receive your ATM CARD/FUND, firstly, you can come down here to our bank to pick up your ATM MASTER CARD along with
your backing up fund documents or the card will be shipped out to you through any registered courier company in which you will take care of the courier
shipment charges.
Right now as i am talking to you my office in been pressurizing by different people coming to claim and ask after your fund, and which i know very well that
they are not the beneficiary of this fund but you, they are asking me to release your fund to them but i couldn't because I or the bank management do not
recognize any of them as the beneficiary of the fund, please i want to know if you are the one who directed one Mr.Andrew Nicky to contact my office and ask
me to release your fund to him, he have been sending me emails and calls since this fund was approved to release to you.
So Please kindly go through the email he has been sending to me all these while and see if you know him or sent him to come to claim your fund.
We look forward to hear from you.
Mr.Patrick J. McClanahan,
ATM Head of Operation
Fedreal Reserve Bank (F.R.B)
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