from: Interpol Office <laracoemiss@gmail.com>
reply-to: mp3930452@gmail.com
date: May 8, 2026, 7:17 AM
subject: Congrats your file has been forwarded to our office
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello
This is to officially inform you that our Police Interpol Office here in Washington DC USA have investigated your transaction and found your effort in regards to receiving your over due Compensation funds worth's of $8,500,000 Eight million, five hundred thousand United States Dollars legal and update to receive. We want to announce to you that your file has been forwarded to our Office here to carry out this mission and to make sure that you receive your funds from our Bank National Bank USA.
All you need to do now is to reconfirm us with your details so we can set up an online bank account for you and credit your funds in your online bank account and send you your login username and password to enable you login and start Moving your funds to your preferred bank account, provide us the below details so we can set up your online account immediately.
Your first Name:.....................
Your Middle Name:...........................
Your Last Name:........................
Your Date of birth:...........................
Your Address:.....................
Your Telephone number:.................
Copy of your National ID card/International passport or Driver's license.
Kind regards,
Mr. Johnson Steven Chance.
Customer's service Department
National Bank USA.
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