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scottbenssent12@gmail.com

Date08/05/2026
Fraudulent emailscottbenssent12@gmail.com
Scam contents1500 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, D.C.

From the office of the Treasury Department United States of America
I was directed to inform you about your compensation Fund ATM Card renewal for the year year beginning 2026, worth Twenty Five Million United State Dollars ($25,000,000.00) as approved by the presidential office, with Card number (4848 4210 1387 9043). Your pin number is also ready and is under my custody at the United States Department of Treasury Agency.
I contacted you so that you can reconfirm your delivery information below to avoid delivering to the wrong person/Address.

Reconfirm your delivery information below immediately you receive this email:
== NAME: PHONE: ADDRESS: OCCUPATION: AGE: VALID ID CARD:
NNB: Get back to me as soon as possible.

Regards!
Scott Bessent
General-Secretary Treasury Department,
United States of America
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