from: Herve File <hervefiles@outlook.com>
date: May 13, 2026, 7:20 AM
subject: FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION COMPENSATION FOR WESTERN UNION SCAM VICTIMS.
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signed-by: outlook.com
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION COMPENSATION FOR WESTERN UNION SCAM VICTIMS.
For Immediate Refund Release from Western Union Company.
Thousands of people have reported falling victim to a scam involving money transfers through International Banking Service, Western Union. Thanks to a successful United Nations court action, Western Union admitted to criminal violations and entered into agreements with the U.S Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission to make available $586 million (USD) for compensation to its victims located around the globe.
The Western Union Refund Department is sending payments totaling nearly $40 million to people who lost money to scammers using the Western Union money transfer system which your profile/Email was listed in our Western Union scam victims database as one of the legible beneficiaries. To file a claim, you must contact the claims administrator, at westernunioncare@163.com
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Western Union Company - Scammer - westernunioncare@163.com / hervefiles@outlook.com
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