from: Richard Davis <richarddavis026@gmail.com>
date: Oct 21, 2023, 10:35 PM
subject: DO YOU KNOW Ms TATYANA COLE Re:
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America First Credit Union USA
Attention; Sir/Madam,
How are you and your families today? I hope all is well.
I'm obliged to inform you that we received a fax notification from one Ms. Tatyana Cole, who claimed to be your representative, stating you have been sick, and for that reason you have not been responding to emails messages. Furthermore, she stated you have authorized her to receive the ($10,500,000.00) Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars on your behalf, and the funds should be transferred to her direct bank account as follows;
Bank Name; Wells Fargo Bank
Account number; 6338102886
Routing number; 021000658
Account name; Tatyana Cole,
However, she is ready to pay the required statutory fee for the fund to be transferred to her bank account now.
So please we wish to confirm if truly the woman was your representative or not before we proceed in releasing the $10.5m fund to her bank account mentioned above.
Failure to hear from you within the next 48 hours, we shall assume she is right with her claims.
Awaiting your urgent response to this message.( officialmail6789@gmail.com)PLEASE RESPOND THROUGH THIS EMAIL TO ENABLE US ACT FAST.
Yours sincerely,
President Chief Financial Officer
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