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Pam Bondi - United States Attorney General - www.attorneygeneral@nycmail.com

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from: Ms. Pamela Jo Bondi <nou223147216@noun.edu.ng>
reply-to: www.attorneygeneral@nycmail.com
date: May 11, 2026, 11:52 AM
subject: Ms. Pamela Jo Bondi
mailed-by: noun.edu.ng
signed-by: noun-edu-ng.20251104.gappssmtp.com

Attention Dear :

My name is Pamela Jo Bondi (pronounced Bɒndi/Bon-Dee). I was born on November 17, 1965, and I am also the Attorney General of the United States. I have held the position of the 87th Attorney General of the United States since 2025. The Judicial Act of 1789 created the office of Attorney General, which, over the years, has become the head of the Department of Justice and the chief law enforcement officer in the federal government. The Attorney General represents the United States in general legal matters and provides advice and counsel to the President and the heads of the executive branches of government, upon request. However, the process cannot be finalized until you have completed the usual procedure. We have already discussed this, and you assured me that it would be taken care of, but since then, I have not received any confirmation from you. Without this final step, I cannot proceed. I assure you once again that this is a legitimate and verified transaction. As soon as you cooperate, you will see immediate results. I guarantee you won't regret this approach.

In summary, it appears that this initially lengthy transaction could not be finalized because the required amount of US$450 was not paid. According to the report, this message is arrogant. It would seem that, by mutual agreement with the United States government, you do not wish to proceed with this transaction. However, I assure you that this transaction is perfectly legitimate. In my capacity as Attorney General of the United States, I advise you, in all honesty and legality, to pay the full sum of US$300. Given your PIN (WH44CV) and your secret code (XXTN013), I have accepted US$300 instead of US$450. You can thus transfer the total sum of US$100 billion.

The United States of America has received your request and is asked to process it diligently to resolve this matter quickly, as it is important and deserves your full attention. It is now public knowledge that you have decided to waive the declared funds. Without further delay, please send the total sum of US$300 immediately, in accordance with your PIN (WH44CV) and PIN (XXTN013). Instead of the originally agreed US$450, I have accepted the amount of US$300. I am honored that the United States has entrusted me with the responsibility of completing this transaction. I thank you for your diligence and understand that we wish to finalize this transaction successfully and ensure that the transfer of funds, as you requested, begins in your account.

Thank you and continued blessings
Ms. Pamela Jo Bondi
Attorney General Headquarters
Address: 400 6th Street, NW, Washington DC 20001
Phone: (202) 927-3404
Email: www-usa.attorneygeneral@usa.com
Email: www.attorneygeneral@nycmail.com
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