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from: NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION <nafedcrunion@gmail.com>
date: Oct 18, 2021, 6:10 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com

NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
9th and, M St SE Building 218,
Washington, DC 20374, USA

Dear:

We wish to bring to your notice that after Our joint meeting today with the financial institutions and the accountant General Of the federation, We Came to a conclusion that your outstanding inheritance fund valued 38.700,000 Euros. Should be paid to you through Bank to bank wire transfer payment, cash payment or (GOLD ATM CARD) payment.

In view of this, you are therefore required to reconfirm your personal details as below for our verification and immediate payment.

1.Your full name
2. Your full address
3. Direct Phone
4. Occupation,
5.age,
Nearest airport:

Yours sincerely,
NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

from: NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION <nafedcrunion@gmail.com>
date: Jan 12, 2022, 9:07 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention:

This to inform you that we have been trying to transfer your fund into your nominated bank account but the remittance platform was unable to accept the transfer into Your bank account, because the the amount $25,700,000 is too huge for your account to accommodate and i have been instructed to transfer all your allocated funds at once,
kindly sign up on our Bitcoin payment website on www.coinremits.io, verify your identity, generate a wallet ID and send to me so your fund can be sent in full into your bitcoin account on our secured site, where you can transfer into your bank account.

Please act very fast, I am doing everything possible to make sure you receive your fund soon.

Best Regards.
Kevin Henkin.

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