from: ROYAL BANK OF CANADA <senatehouse735@gmail.com>
reply-to: foreignpayment.dept@rcbroyalbk.online
date: Mar 3, 2026, 10:32 AM
subject: Your Payment Ready !!!!!!
mailed-by: gmail.com
BENEFICIARY CHANGE OF ACCOUNT
Dear Beneficiary,
Pay attention if you are still alive. In our office today there was a letter from one Mr.Joe E. Jackholm of 9571 no.231 road,Richmond,B.C. Canada,V7A filing application contrary to your pending contractual fund transfer.
The above mentioned person said in his sworn Affidavit that the power of attorney given in his favor by your very good self before giving up the ghost/Dead two to three weeks ago, granting him the benefit to process and claim your contractual fund with accumulated interest valued the sum of $15,000,000.00 (Fifteen Million United States Dollars Only) owed to you.
As a beneficiary of the fund he mentioned that the fund should be wired to his Bank account with Wells Fargo as the new beneficiary of the said amount as stated below,
Bank Name: Wells Fargo
Account Number# 12908576457
Routing Number# 121000358
Swift code# RBF56578
This Honorable bank has asked Mr. Joe E. Jackholm return back to the Bank within 48 hours to enable us have a personal confirmation from you being hitherto the beneficiary of the said $15,000,000.00. We are sorry to have delayed your instruction in giving out this fund to Mr.Joe E. Jackholm since we must adhere to the modus operandi of this honorable bank by making sure that his request is verified and confirmed by the beneficiary which is you. It is important you confirm this office immediately for official purposes.
Your confirmation to the above email within 24hours will be appreciated and it will make us know that you are Alive not Dead.
Yours Faithfully,
Mr. Brian Gross
(For Foreign payment Department)
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