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Camila M Albert - Suntrust Bank - diplomaticgent20266@outlook.com

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from: MRS.CAMILA M ALBERT <bankwellsfargo416@gmail.com>
reply-to: diplomaticgent20266@outlook.com
date: May 9, 2026, 3:37 AM
subject: VERY URGENT ANSWER
mailed-by: gmail.com

303 Peach tree Street,N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30308
United States of America.

Attn: Beneficiary,

We write to inform you that Series of meetings have been held last week with the Secretary General of the United Nations Organization, International Community Board and U.S Department of State, Asia-Pacific (APAC) and Africa Union Organization.

During the meeting, this organization discovered that you have not received your funds due to past corrupt Government Officials who almost held the fund to themselves for their selfish reason and some individuals who have taken advantage of your fund all in an attempt to swindle your fund which has led to so many losses from your end and unnecessary delay in the release of your fund to you.

The International Community Board Committee enhanced by the United Nations/ U.S Department of State Asia-Pacific (APAC) and Africa Union Organization. have successfully passed a payment mandate to our bank, to clear all overdue Contract funds, Lottery winnings and Inheritance funds owed to you and other individuals, organizations who have been found not to have received their funds.

After the board meeting this morning the WORLD BANK Directors had instruct the SunTrust Bank to compensate all scam victims with the sum of USD$1.5M, But the report we receive from you that you have ready instruct this Lady Ms. Nagisa Hamasaki to claim your fund which she also told us that you are no more alive that you have already given her instructions to claim your compensation fund of USD$1.5M, the last time she visited you in hospital due to the car accident she believe that you cannot make it and the Bank decided to write you to confirm if you are dead or alive because this Lady Ms. Nagisa Hamasaki told us that you are no more alive that she is here to divert your fund to this bank account that she presents to us right now please respond to this email before taking we any decision concerning this Lady because the WORLD BANK have instructed us to compensate all scam victims immediately and get back to them with your record file.

Below are the account details we received from this Lady that you have given her instruction to claim this fund.

BANK NAME.Wells Fargo
BANK'S ADDRESS: 670 S. Western Ave. Los Angeles, California 90005
ACCOUNT NO: 597 082 9098
SWIFT CODE: WFBIUS6S
BENEFICIARY SIGNATURE; MS NAGISA HAMASAKI

We advise you to re-confirm to our office this information immediately you receive this message before taking any decision on Lady Ms Nagisa Hamasaki.

YOUR FULL NAME:
YOUR HOME ADDRESS:
YOUR OCCUPATION:
YOUR COUNTRY:
YOUR DATE OF BIRTH:
YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER.
YOUR PICTURE:
A COPY OF YOUR INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT:

Your urgent feedback is needed immediately.

Yours faithfully,
MRS.CAMILA M ALBERT
DIRECTOR,INTERNATIONAL REMITTANCE UNIT,
SUNTRUST BANK IN COLLABORATION WITH THE WORLD BANK
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