from: David Wu <bossoffice76@gmail.com>
date: Feb 7, 2026, 4:51 PM
subject: Re: Access Payment.
mailed-by: gmail.com
If only you take everything coming from me seriously, while at the same time see this as a golden opportunity for compensation. As we speak your funds are presently in an escrow account set up in your name and now waiting for approval from the U.S Federal Reserve Bank in New York, so as to be transferred directly to you.
Your funds are in United States Dollars and only the Federal Reserve Bank has the legitimate authority to issue an allocation in dollars. For the safety of this transaction and your funds, I will advise that you keep this communication confidential. I am telling you this because I'm 100% sure that you will have in your account the total sum of $10,500,000.00 within 48 banking hours once transfer is initiated.
We need two things to make this happen. The first being the most important is for you to secure approval for the release of your funds. The reason why you have not been able to get this allocated funds released is due to lack of compliance. My commitment will be to handle this and make sure you secure approval for its immediate release.
Secondly, you will need to (fill and return) email attached escrow Activation Form. Once the account is activated your funds will become available for transfer.
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