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Quintin Frasier - Wells Fargo - wellsf464@gmail.com

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from: Mr. Quintin Frasier <officereceive4@gmail.com>
reply-to: wellsf464@gmail.com
date: Nov 15, 2023, 10:18 AM
subject: URGENT MESSAGE FROM WELLS FARGO BANK,
mailed-by: gmail.com

URGENT MESSAGE FROM WELLS FARGO BANK,

The Wells Fargo Bank Ohio is contacting you and providing you with
this opportunity to finalize the transfer of your outstanding fund
payment value US$15 Billion US Dollars Your silence is some kind of
shocking to this bank, you should be aware that we have completed the
verification of your details for the claiming of your fund worth $15,
$15 Billion as the regulation requires. if we must proceed with your
transaction then you must keep frequent reply; this is an
International Fund transfer and there are certain rules to be followed
before the fund will get to you without having problem. After our
meeting today, it has been decided that you either claim the fund or
as the fund owner, you go ahead and order the termination of the fund
transfer.

In claiming this fund worth $15 Billion US Dollars but not with the
character you have shown which simply indicates you are willing to let
it go, You should be informed that this morning after our meeting
where we submitted your files for the fund claim and its approval, the
Board now wants' you to send to us your scanned signature which will
enable us to terminate the transaction if you are not ready to meet up
with the requirement fee for the signing and stamp duty fee which is
$50 iTunes card Steam Wallet card or use information below send the
fee $50 Thuoght Ria or Word Remit Money Transfer.

I've emailed you severally and you did not respond, maybe you are
ready to lose it, I want you to know today that this is the chance you
have to receive your approved fund from Ohio United State, I did
mentioned to you that you were just lucky that the fund is still
floating in your name and now you have a great chance as the new
President Joe Biden has said "NO" to corruption. And as such I want
you to try trust yourself and my word, decide today and get back to us
immediately.

This authorize Well Fargo bank will get back to you with our U-direct
banking service website for the transfer of your fund. You shall visit
our website and proceed to transfer your fund from an existing online
account. We await your urgent response Detail of sending the signing
and stamp duty fee of $50.00 iTunes card or Steam wallet or is below
and please send it as directed without mistake. Send through Ria or
Word Remit or money gram or Ria to Benin your fund US$15 Billion
USD (COME FROM)

Receiver's Name:...... SANDRA NEKA
City:........ Cotonou
Country:..........Benin Republic
Address::: No 17 Gariki Road Benin Republic Cotonou
Amount:...... $50 only

Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN):
Sender's name:
Sender's address:

(If not have Ria or Word Remit or money gram buy iTunes card steam
wallet card $50.00 send the picture and code
here....)

Thank you for your understanding while I am waiting for the payment details.

Yours sincerely
MD/Mr. Quintin Frasier
Email wellsf464@gmail.com
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