from: atm department <atm_department_20222@yahoo.com>
date: Apr 23, 2026, 8:24 AM
subject: ARE YOU AWARE OF THIS INSTRUCTION
mailed-by: yahoo.com
ARE YOU AWARE OF THIS INSTRUCTION TO CREDIT YOUR SUM OF $5.5MILLIONUSD TO MRS. RACHEL.????????.
Attention:
We received an email from one Mrs.Rachel Bordoy who presented a telephone number with a resident address, saying that you gave her the power of attorney to make your claims of $5.5MILLION USD and we have stop order instruction on the funds pending when your views and comments are received with regards to this matter. Please try and get back to us immediately you got this email message sent to you before we instruct her to pay for the required charges involved and have the $5.5MILLION USD released to her immediately.
Below is the informations she sent to us now.
Name: Mrs.Rachel Bordoy
Address: 80 west 170st, apt c4 Bronx, Ny 10452.
Your urgent response will be highly appreciated. Feel free to contact us if you have any queries immediately.
HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU ASAP.
Remain bless,
Mr Nelson Williams
Director ATM card department
.
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