from: FEDERAL RESERVE BANK <44899@taweethapisek.ac.th>
reply-to: info@fedreservebnk1.wecom.work
date: Dec 24, 2025, 7:23 AM
subject: FINAL NOTIFICATION OF PAYMENT FROM FEDERAL RESERVE BANK AND U.S GOVERNMENT
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK
33 LIBERTY STREET NEW YORK, NY 10045. USA
Our Ref: FRB/NY/TDT/US/XX25
WEBSITE: https://www.newyorkfed.org
E-mail: info@fedreservebnk1.wecom.work
FINAL NOTIFICATION OF PAYMENT FROM FEDERAL RESERVE BANK AND U.S GOVERNMENT
We write to follow up regarding your approved funds in the amount of USD 10.5 million. Previous notices have been sent to guide you through the final stage of this process; however, we have not yet received confirmation that the outstanding requirement has been completed.
Please note that, in line with applicable financial procedures, the funds must be claimed today to avoid being returned to the U.S. Treasury Department. Once this occurs, the release process will be closed, and the funds will no longer be available for disbursement.
Authorization has now been granted for the immediate release of the funds following the resolution of earlier administrative delays. To proceed, an endorsement charge of USD $100 is required to complete the documentation and finalize the transaction.
Upon receipt and confirmation of this payment today Either by money gram, ria, bitcoin, paypal or Apple card, the funds will be released promptly. Kindly be advised that this authorization cannot be extended beyond the current period, as the transaction cannot be carried into the next fiscal year.
This message is intended as a final reminder to assist you in completing the process within the required timeframe. We regret that we will be unable to provide further assistance should the requirement not be met today.
Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.
Merry Christmas and congratulation
Sincerely,
Federal Reserve Bank
Funds Authorization & Disbursement Unit
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