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David Lindberg - HSBC UK Bank - cooperationboat@gmail.com

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from: Cooperation Boat <cooperationboat@gmail.com>
date: Jan 14, 2026, 3:20 PM
subject: Recipient
mailed-by: gmail.com

‎HSBC UK BANK plc
‎Address: 1 Centenary Square, Birmingham, B1 1HQ, UK

‎Dear Recipient,

‎I hope this message finds you well. My name is David Lindberg,

‎On behalf of the Chairs of the Board of HSBC's global bank plc, we extend our sincere apologies for any intrusion into your privacy. We are reaching out regarding a special philanthropic initiative currently underway.

‎We are pleased to inform you that you have been selected as a beneficiary of a Donation Program established to advance community development, environmental protection, and individual empowerment. Your selection was made through a randomized process conducted among thousands of global participants.

‎This initiative is sponsored by Mr. Richard Wahl, winner of the $533,000,000 Mega Millions Jackpot, who has pledged a portion of his winnings toward charitable causes. As part of this commitment, he is awarding $10,000,000 million USD to selected individuals and nonprofit organizations and you have been chosen as one of the beneficiary.

‎To complete your acknowledgment and verification process and receive your portion of the donation of $10,000 000,00 million USD, please reply with the reference code [GU-0043035] and provide the following information alongside your banking information for immediate deposit of your funds.

‎Full Name:

‎Residential Address:

‎Telephone Number:

‎Occupation:

‎Scanned Copy of a Valid ID Card: and your bank account details.

‎NOTE: All insurance and related expenses have been fully covered by the donor. The only required payment is a one-time compulsory payment of £100.00, pounds payable via Bitcoin, Gift Cards, Cash App, or PayPal. This will be used to secure an International Remittance certificate on your behalf and finalize the release and issuance of your funds.

‎We appreciate your prompt attention to this notice and look forward to receiving your response.

‎Warm regards,

‎Board of Directors

‎HSBC UK BANK plc



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