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Michael Johnson - Wells Fargo Online - inndd23201@gmail.com

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from: ONLINE TRANSFER PAYMENT <inndd23201@gmail.com>
date: Sep 9, 2025, 1:30 AM
subject: Wells Fargo Online Banking Payment
mailed-by: gmail.com

From Wells Fargo Online Banking Payment. Address: Los Angeles Main
Branch 333 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90071

Attention: Beneficiary

This is to confirm to you that we have received a mandated instruction
letter from the Federal Reserve Bank New York to release your Inheritance/Contract Fund sum of $10.5 million U.S dollars to you. A beneficial meeting was held on the 6th of August 2025 at the Wells Fargo head Branch. in which top officials of Wells Fargo Bank from different Branches in the USA were present at the meeting.

In conclusion at the meeting.. due to the problems of wire transfer all over the World now by IMF, FBI, World Bank Organization, and United Nation in demanding different kinds of Documents/Fees before the successful
completion of Transaction.

Therefore the Authority of the Wells Fargo Bank Branch of Los Angeles
California has decided to release your fund through the safe and
fastest way of ONLINE BANKING/WIRE TRANSFER SYSTEM and it has been approved by the United States government authority under the
supervision of the FBI, CIA and Interpol Corps which has been
instructed for the immediate release of your fund within a few working
days as soon as you comply with all instructions given to you hereunder.

Also, the management of this Bank will not hesitate to release your
funds as demanded using online banking platform which is more
convenient and also to avoid any wire restriction/interception from
any other organization.

As regards to this development you are hereby asked to furnish to this
eligible prudent bank the following information for verification
purpose and possible online banking payment which includes your:-

1) Your full name.........
2) Marital status:........
3) Date of Birth :..........
4) Occupation:............
5) Your Ph no:........
6) Valid identity photo
7) Your address:..........

This is to avoid a wrong transfer which has to be made via online
banking platform to your designated bank account which is in process.

Finally, an account will be opened for you after we receive your reply
along with the requested details and you will be detailed more as to
your account opening in your name from where your payment funds will
be credited for onward possible self online transfer to your
designated bank of your choice in your country and the world at large.

Thanks for your understanding and cooperation and we look forward to
reading from your positive reply. You are advised to reply to my Alternative email address(kadercinfo590@gmail.com)

Your quick response shall be most appreciated.

Thank you for banking with us.

Best regards,

Best regards,
Michael Johnson Executive Director Wells Fargo Bank
Online Transfer Payment Leadership Department

You are advised to reply to my Alternative email address (kadercinfo590@gmail.com)
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