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Daniel Johnson - First National Bank - federalreservebank2003@gmail.com

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from: FEDERAL RESERVE BANK <federalreservebank2003@gmail.com>
reply-to: federalreservebank2003@gmail.com
date: Jul 31, 2020, 10:46 AM
subject: Re: Attn; Dear Customer, Your Urgent responds is needed your online payment is ready
mailed-by: gmail.com

ATTN: Beneficiary; Dear Customer,

This is to inform you that We-have this day received a payment release order from The Federal government of the
United States to release your pending Inheritance fund of Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand United States dollars ($10,500,000.00)
from the US reserve account with our bank. FIRST NATIONAL BANK the difficulties you have encountered trying to receive your funds in the
past, we have approved the release of your fund through Online Banking Payment. Click Here and log in your correct email account

This payment release method will allow you to access your account online anytime, anywhere. This option also give you the opportunity to
transfer funds to any account of your choice, both locally and internationally using your Online Login I.D and Click Here

Thanks and Remain blessed
Thanks for banking with First National Bank
Cell Phone : +1/ (562) 3804213
while we looking forward to serving you with the best of our service.
Thanks and Congratulations in Advance.
Best Regards Mr Daniel johnson
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