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William Burns Johnson - Wells Fargo Bank - wj4349137@gmail.com

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from: WILLIAM JOHNSON <yasusi-t@lapis.plala.or.jp>
reply-to: wj4349137@gmail.com
date: Feb 10, 2026, 5:56 AM
subject: TO YOUR ATTENTION
mailed-by: lapis.plala.or.jp
signed-by: plala.or.jp

WELLS FARGO BANK

733 S MARQUETTE AVE, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55402

From Mr William burns Johnson

Reply- to our email;

wj4349137@gmail.com

TO YOUR ATTENTION!

This is to inform you that a compensation payment in the amount of

US$4,500,000.00 (Four Million Five Hundred Thousand United State Dollars) was legally approved

and deposited few days ago with our Bank, Wells Fargo, and it was deposited in your name by the

foreign debts settlement/compensation committee. and they instructed us to credit this fund direct to your

private bank account with immediate effect,

However, Please note that Wells Fargo have decided and agreed together to

send this payment to you by either

(1). Bank Wire Transfer,

(2). Cash delivery or by

(3). ATM means.

Depending the option you would prefer to receive this fund,

You need to get back quickly with the following details and forward it to Mrs Pauline Meer Mohr on this email for more assistance, wj4349137@gmail.com

Full Name:

Address:

Phone number:

Sincerely,

Mr William burns Johnson
Chief Accounting Officer and Controller.
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