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Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#1 of 46
Oct 5, 2026, 2:22 PM UTC
Good morning, you have directed this email to barrister Donald mayer the bishops lawyer i got informed about his decisions of making you his beneficiary due to his health issues that’s very cruel however do get back to me with your details for confirmation Regards Donald Mayer
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#2 of 46
Oct 5, 2026, 3:15 PM UTC
Good morning Donald — thanks so much for getting back to me. I’m actually not a barrister, nor am I connected to any bishop’s legal affairs, so I’m not sure where that bit came from. I do appreciate you reaching out, though — I’ve been thinking about all the oil and gas litigation work I’ve done over the years, and it just feels like there’s so much untapped potential in the energy sector right now. I’ve been trying to keep up with the Houston weather lately — it’s been getting hotter than ever, and I’ve had to start turning down the AC in my office to save on bills. That’s when I realized how much of my time I spend on paperwork, and how little of it actually leads to real outcomes. That’s probably why I’m so interested in new opportunities — I just want to do something meaningful. Could you please confirm the nature of the opportunity you’re referring to? Also, is there a formal application or document I’d need to complete? And do you have a timeline for when this might begin? I’d love to help in any way I can — I’ve handled dozens of class-action cases in the Permian Basin, so I’ve got a good sense of what might work. Best, Danny Smith Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#3 of 46
Oct 5, 2026, 8:04 PM UTC
Good day, Danny. I received your message. Regarding the opportunity he mentioned, I would like to clarify that my client, Bishop Paul Gabriel of Savannah, Georgia, has decided to make you a beneficiary of funds valued at $18.7 million due to his recent health issues. The funds are held in a bank account and require an official claim before they can be released. As the executor, I want you to understand that the process requires the completion of the necessary legal documentation, including the inheritance paperwork and the change-of-ownership certificate. Once all the required documents have been properly completed, signed, and stamped, they will be submitted to the bank for review and processing of the inheritance claim. Regards Donald Mayer
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#4 of 46
Oct 5, 2026, 9:04 PM UTC
Good afternoon, Donald — thanks so much for the detailed explanation. I’m truly honored to be considered as a beneficiary, and I appreciate you walking me through the process so clearly. Honestly, it’s a bit of a surprise, and I’ve been thinking about how much I value people who take the time to share things like this with genuine care. I just finished my coffee this morning at the little corner cafe near my apartment — the one with the red awning — and I was struck by how quiet it feels these days. Not that I’m complaining, but I’ve been thinking more about how life moves slowly when you’re not chasing anything big. It’s funny how a sudden inheritance could change that. I want to make sure I’m understanding correctly: the inheritance paperwork will need to be notarized, and the change-of-ownership certificate must be filed at the bank, correct? Also, do you have any idea how long the bank typically takes to process claims like this once all documents are submitted? I’ve been reading up on similar cases and heard it can take months, especially if they’re reviewing for compliance. And just so I’m fully on board — is there a specific form or template you’d recommend I use for the legal documents, or should I work with a local notary and just follow general inheritance protocols? Looking forward to your guidance, and I’m really excited about this possibility. Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#5 of 46
Oct 5, 2026, 10:08 PM UTC
Okay, yes, I understand. Honestly, he said he chose you for a reason, as his faith instructed him, although I can’t really say why. Therefore, all you need to do is get the change-of-ownership fee paid today or tomorrow so I can apply for it at the court on Tuesday morning. Once it’s approved, which usually takes less than 48 hours, you can submit it to the bank together with the original ownership certificate. That should enable the bank to release the money immediately. Regards Donald Mayer..
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#6 of 46
Oct 5, 2026, 11:13 PM UTC
Good evening, Donald — thank you so much for the clarity. I’m truly honored to be named a beneficiary in this arrangement, especially given the spiritual reasoning behind it. It’s actually made me pause and reflect — I’ve been thinking a lot lately about legacy and trust, especially after that incident with the oil well dispute I handled last year. A few of my clients were struggling with similar inheritance issues, and I found myself really drawn to the idea of fairness and transparency in family matters. I just wanted to confirm a few things before I proceed: 1. Could you confirm the exact name of the bank where the funds are held? I’ve been reviewing my records and want to make sure I’m not missing any jurisdictional details. 2. Is the change-of-ownership certificate a standard form, or does it require custom wording based on the bishop’s will? I’d like to ensure every clause is properly drafted. 3. Do you have the original ownership certificate in your possession, or do I need to obtain it from the bishop’s office? I’m ready to move forward and will pay the fee by tomorrow evening if that works. I’ve been meaning to take a trip to Savannah this winter, so this might actually be a good time to visit and meet the bishop personally — if that’s something he’d be open to. Looking forward to your reply. Warm regards, Danny Smith Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#7 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 2:27 PM UTC
Hey, I received your email my details are verifiable Yes, I do have the original ownership certificate. Therefore, you are required to apply for the remaining paperwork. A payment of $2,000 is required for the clearance of your inherited funds. This covers the authentication and verification of all essential documents and paperwork necessary to facilitate the release of the $18.7 million held at Citigroup.
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#8 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 3:15 PM UTC
Hi Donald, Thank you so much for the clarification — I really appreciate you walking me through this step by step. It's been quite a surprise, and I’m genuinely excited about the possibility of being involved with this inheritance. Honestly, it makes me think about how faith and trust can open doors in unexpected ways. I’ve been working on some oil and gas litigation cases lately, and actually, I’ve found myself thinking a lot about legacy and long-term financial security — not just for individuals, but for families and communities. That’s probably why this feels so meaningful to me personally. Just to confirm: the $2,000 payment is for the authentication and verification of the paperwork, correct? And once that’s processed, the change-of-ownership certificate and the inheritance documents will be submitted to the bank together? I’m assuming the bank is in Savannah, Georgia, since the executor is based there? Also, do you have any idea what the exact timeline is for the court’s approval after the fee is paid? I’d love to be ready to move quickly once things are confirmed. Looking forward to your reply — I’m really hopeful this can go smoothly. Best, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#9 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 3:41 PM UTC
Okay, sir I understand your email .. Yes exactly however the court approval usually takes less than 48 hours you can submit it with the original ownership certificate to the bank that would enable the release the money immediately Regards Donald Mayer
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#10 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 4:18 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks so much for your patience — I really appreciate the clarity. I just wanted to confirm a few things to make sure I’m not missing anything. You mentioned the $2,000 payment covers authentication and verification of all paperwork, and that once the court approves the change-of-ownership, I can submit it to the bank with the original certificate. I’ve been thinking about how busy things are at the office lately — I just had to reschedule a deposition for tomorrow, so I’m a bit behind on paperwork. I’m wondering if there’s any specific form or document you’d like me to fill out first? Also, do you have a preferred method of payment — say, bank transfer or certified check? I’m trying to make sure everything’s done correctly, and I don’t want to delay things unnecessarily. On a side note, I’ve been working on a new oil-and-gas client case down in the Gulf Coast, and it’s been a real grind. The rigs are still struggling with the new weather patterns. I’ve been reading about some of these inheritance cases lately — seems like a lot of people are getting pulled into this kind of thing without realizing the risks. Anyway, just wanted to double-check — when you say “court approval takes less than 48 hours,” do you mean it’s typically approved within 24 hours, or could it stretch to 48? Looking forward to your reply. Best, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#11 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 4:33 PM UTC
I said 48 hours, so you do not need to fill out anything further, as the court will handle and complete the necessary documentation. I understand your efforts to bring this matter to a successful conclusion. however can make this payment through gift card as the 15 digit code shall be used for your debit card activation it’s acceptable Regard Donald Mayer
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#12 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 5:12 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks so much for the clarification — I really appreciate you being so clear about the timeline. I’ve been meaning to grab a coffee at that new place near the Houston Riverwalk, and I just got back from a quick walk with my dog, Max. He’s been a bit anxious lately, probably from all the excitement of hearing about the money. I’ve always thought dogs have a sixth sense for big changes. Just to confirm: you mentioned the 48-hour court approval process and that the $2,000 payment can be made via gift card. I’ll need to know the exact 15-digit code you’re referring to — is that something I should send directly to you, or do you want it routed through a secure channel? Also, can you confirm whether the original ownership certificate needs to be scanned and sent in PDF format? I’ve got a good scanner at home, and I don’t want to miss any detail. One last thing — since I’m not very familiar with Citigroup’s internal procedures, do you know if there’s a specific form or checklist I should reference when submitting the documents? I don’t want to delay things by sending anything incomplete. Looking forward to your reply — this feels like a real opportunity, and I’m genuinely excited to move forward. Best, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#13 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 5:26 PM UTC
Okay that’s so nice to hear my dear, and yes the 15 digit code you will send it to me via photo therefore the ownership certificate will be provided to you after the payment and I as the executor will help you submit these payment at his Bank for funds release I hope you understand now. I await the payment so we can proceed with any further delay ..
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#14 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 5:27 PM UTC
Okay that’s so nice to hear my dear, and yes the 15 digit code you will send it to me via photo therefore the ownership certificate will be provided to you after the payment and I as the executor will help you submit these payment at his Bank for funds release I hope you understand now. I await the payment so we can proceed with out any further delay .. On Tue, Oct 6, 2026 at 6:26 PM Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> wrote: > Okay that’s so nice to hear my dear, and yes the 15 digit code you will > send it to me via photo therefore the ownership certificate will be > provided to you after the payment and I as the executor will help you > submit these payment at his Bank for funds release I hope you understand > now. I await the payment so we can proceed with any further delay .. > > On Tue, Oct 6, 2026 at 6:12 PM <[redacted]> wrote: > >> Hey Donald, >> >> Thanks so much for the clarification — I really appreciate you being so >> clear about the timeline. I’ve been meaning to grab a coffee at that new >> place near the Houston Riverwalk, and I just got back from a quick walk >> with my dog, Max. He’s been a bit anxious lately, probably from all the >> excitement of hearing about the money. I’ve always thought dogs have a >> sixth sense for big changes. >> >> Just to confirm: you mentioned the 48-hour court approval process and >> that the $2,000 payment can be made via gift card. I’ll need to know the >> exact 15-digit code you’re referring to — is that something I should send >> directly to you, or do you want it routed through a secure channel? Also, >> can you confirm whether the original ownership certificate needs to be >> scanned and sent in PDF format? I’ve got a good scanner at home, and I >> don’t want to miss any detail. >> >> One last thing — since I’m not very familiar with Citigroup’s internal >> procedures, do you know if there’s a specific form or checklist I should >> reference when submitting the documents? I don’t want to delay things by >> sending anything incomplete. >> >> Looking forward to your reply — this feels like a real opportunity, and >> I’m genuinely excited to move forward. >> >> Best, >> Danny >> Sent from my iPhone >> >> Best regards, >> Danny Smith >> +17163259415 > >
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Oct 6, 2026, 6:11 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks so much for the quick reply — I really appreciate it. I’ve been thinking about Max all day, actually. He barked the whole time I was writing this, like he sensed the excitement too. Honestly, it’s funny how a dog can sense big changes — maybe he’s just been trained for this kind of thing. Just to confirm: you said the 15-digit code should be sent to you via photo — is that correct? I’m not sure if I should send it directly or if there’s a specific format (like a screenshot with a timestamp or watermark) you’d prefer. Also, do you have any idea how long the bank processing typically takes after submission? I’ve seen it vary from 3 to 10 business days in past cases. One thing that just came to mind — since I’m not in the bank system myself, is there a chance the payment might need to be processed through a third-party escrow service? I’ve heard that some of these deals go through a neutral party to avoid issues. I’d hate to send it and have it bounce. Looking forward to your thoughts — I’m genuinely excited about this and want to get every detail right. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPad P.S. Max just took a nap in the corner — he’s probably dreaming about a million-dollar transaction. 🐾 Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#16 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 7:07 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks so much for the quick reply — I really appreciate how clear and warm you’ve been throughout this. Honestly, it’s made the whole thing feel so much more real and trustworthy. I’ve been thinking about that new coffee place near the river — I’m actually going tomorrow with Max. He’s been sitting by the window all morning, just staring at the water like he’s waiting for something big to happen. I think he’s picking up on the energy, too. Back to your message — just to double-check, the 15-digit code is what I send to you via photo, right? And once I send it, the ownership certificate comes through after payment? Also, just to be safe, do you have a specific time frame for when the bank will process the funds after submission? I know it’s 48 hours, but I’m hoping to get a clearer window so I can plan around Max’s schedule — he’s been asking for a walk after 5 p.m. lately. And one last thing — since I’m not in the bank world, is there a chance you could share the name of the executor or a reference number that I might need to use when I submit the documents? I don’t want to miss anything on the paperwork side. Looking forward to your reply — this feels like a real chance, and I’m genuinely excited to move forward. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPad +17163259415 Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#17 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 7:08 PM UTC
Hello nice to hear from you again yes take a photo of the card and send it to me therefore the Bank release of funds take less than 24hours and yes payment with gift card has no issue fast and easy
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#18 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 7:09 PM UTC
Hello, nice to hear from you again. Yes, please take a photo of the card and send it to me. Once that is done, the bank’s release of funds should take less than 24 hours. Payment by gift card is also possible and should be fast and easy. Once I receive the payment I will process everything for you immediately without any further delay On Tue, Oct 6, 2026 at 8:08 PM Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> wrote: > Hello nice to hear from you again yes take a photo of the card and send it > to me therefore the Bank release of funds take less than 24hours and yes > payment with gift card has no issue fast and easy > > On Tue, Oct 6, 2026 at 7:11 PM <[redacted]> wrote: > >> Hey Donald, >> >> Thanks so much for the quick reply — I really appreciate it. I’ve been >> thinking about Max all day, actually. He barked the whole time I was >> writing this, like he sensed the excitement too. Honestly, it’s funny how a >> dog can sense big changes — maybe he’s just been trained for this kind of >> thing. >> >> Just to confirm: you said the 15-digit code should be sent to you via >> photo — is that correct? I’m not sure if I should send it directly or if >> there’s a specific format (like a screenshot with a timestamp or watermark) >> you’d prefer. Also, do you have any idea how long the bank processing >> typically takes after submission? I’ve seen it vary from 3 to 10 business >> days in past cases. >> >> One thing that just came to mind — since I’m not in the bank system >> myself, is there a chance the payment might need to be processed through a >> third-party escrow service? I’ve heard that some of these deals go through >> a neutral party to avoid issues. I’d hate to send it and have it bounce. >> >> Looking forward to your thoughts — I’m genuinely excited about this and >> want to get every detail right. >> >> Warmly, >> Danny >> Sent from my iPad >> >> P.S. Max just took a nap in the corner — he’s probably dreaming about a >> million-dollar transaction. 🐾 >> >> Best regards, >> Danny Smith >> +17163259415 > >
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#19 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 8:06 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks so much for the quick response — I really appreciate it. I’ve been thinking about Max again, and he just wiggled his tail when I mentioned the bank release. I can’t help but think he’s got a sixth sense for financial windfalls too. Just to confirm again: you said the 15-digit code should be sent via photo — is that a photo of the gift card itself, or do you need a specific format like a clean background or watermark? Also, can you confirm if the photo should be sent to you directly, or if there’s a secure portal or email address you’d prefer? I’ve been checking my wallet and noticed I have a few gift cards lying around — I’ll grab one with at least $2,000 in value and get it ready. One small thing — since I’m not super familiar with the process, do you know if there’s any official receipt or confirmation I should get after the payment? I want to make sure everything’s on record, just in case. Looking forward to your reply — this feels like a real chance, and I’m genuinely excited to move forward. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPhone P.S. Max just started barking at the window again — he might have heard something. Maybe it’s the wind, or maybe it’s just the money. 🐶 Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#20 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 9:08 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks so much for the quick clarification — I really appreciate your patience. I’ve been thinking about Max again, actually. He’s been pacing the living room like a tiny soldier, ready for action. Honestly, I think he’s starting to believe we’re actually going to get that money. It’s kind of sweet, isn’t it? Just to confirm again: you said I should take a photo of the gift card and send it directly to you — is that the *exact* photo you need, or should I include a timestamp or a note like “Payment for 15-digit code – Oct 6, 2026”? Also, do you have a specific email or secure folder where I should send it? I don’t want to accidentally send it to the wrong place. And one more thing — since I’m not technically inside the bank system, is there any chance the payment needs to be confirmed with a separate verification code or receipt? I’ve seen cases where banks ask for a follow-up email after the initial transfer. I don’t want to lose the funds due to a missing step. Looking forward to your reply — I’m really excited and want to get this moving as soon as possible. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPhone P.S. Max just started barking at the window again. I think he’s heard a plane — or maybe he’s just feeling the excitement too. 🐾 Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#21 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 9:12 PM UTC
Yes take a photo of 15 digit card at the back of gift card and send it to me now
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#22 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 10:08 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks so much for the clarification — I appreciate you being so direct. You’re right, I’ll take a photo of the 15-digit code on the back of the gift card and send it right away. I just wanted to make sure I didn’t miss anything, like whether the photo should be taken with a specific angle or if there’s a watermark or timestamp you’d prefer. I’ve been thinking about how busy things are around here lately — I got a call from my neighbor yesterday about a fence issue, and I ended up spending 45 minutes just measuring and sketching out a plan. It reminded me how much time I waste on small things, but honestly, I’m not even mad about it. I’ve started to think maybe I should just get a small garden and grow some peppers. Feels like a good way to pass the time. Just to confirm — once I send the photo, will the bank release happen within 24 hours? And do you need the gift card payment to be sent *before* or *after* the photo is received? I don’t want to send it too early and have it sit in a hold. Also, do you have a preferred method for receiving the photo — email, or a link to a cloud storage? I’ve been using Google Drive lately, but not sure if that’s safe for something like this. Looking forward to your reply — I’m genuinely excited about this! Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPhone P.S. Max is awake now and barking at the mailman again. I swear, he’s become a full-time transaction officer. 🐾 Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#23 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 10:19 PM UTC
Send payment
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#24 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 11:12 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks for the quick reply — I’m just getting the gift card ready to snap a photo of. I actually had to go to the kitchen for a sec because Max started barking again when I opened the box. He’s been so hyper lately — I think he’s been watching the clock. So just to confirm: you said take a photo of the *back* of the 15-digit card — is that the number on the back, or the one on the front that says “gift card” and has the code? I don’t want to send something that’s not valid. Also, do you have a preferred file format? Like a JPEG or a PNG with a timestamp? I’ve heard some banks prefer watermarked images. And one quick thing — since I’m not in the banking system myself, is there a chance I’d need to confirm the payment through a separate portal? I don’t want to send it and then have it flagged for review. I’ll send the photo right away, but just wanted to make sure everything’s clear before I do. Looking forward to your reply — really excited about this! Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPhone P.S. Max is now lying on the couch, completely still — he must be ready to go into deep focus mode. 🐾 Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#25 of 46
Oct 6, 2026, 11:14 PM UTC
Okay yes the 15 digit code at the back of the Apple Card send it the payment now
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#26 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 12:03 AM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks for the clarification — I see now you're asking for a photo of the 15-digit code on the back of the Apple Card, right? Got it. I’ll snap a clear shot of the back of the card right away and send it over. Just making sure I’m not missing anything — does the photo need to be taken in a specific lighting condition, like natural light or on a white background? Also, just to confirm — once I send the photo, do I then send the payment directly, or is there a separate step where I need to initiate a transfer through a certain platform? I’m trying to follow the process step by step so everything goes smoothly. On a lighter note, I was just walking past the new Houston Energy Center today — the one with the solar panels on the roof. I’ve been thinking about how much the oil-and-gas industry is shifting now, and honestly, I can’t stop wondering if there’s a way to blend those two worlds. Maybe that’s what this opportunity is about? Let me know what you think — I’m genuinely excited to move forward. Best, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#27 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 9:07 AM UTC
Take a picture of the card and send it to me why all this questions? Take a photo of card in a light background
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#28 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 10:10 AM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks so much for the clarification — I’m really glad we’re getting closer. I just got back from my morning walk around Houston’s Gulf Coast, and I was thinking about how the water looks so clear at dawn, just like the back of that Apple Card when it’s lit up in the right light. Makes me wonder if it’s actually possible to see the code clearly from a distance — like, if the card were floating in the ocean or something. 😄 Anyway, I’ll take a clear photo of the back of the Apple Card tonight, make sure it’s on a plain background, and send it over by 7 PM. I’ve been meaning to update my phone’s battery — it’s been running low since I started working on that oil litigation case with the Permian Basin folks — so I’ll probably be on the phone or in the office until then. Just to confirm: are you expecting the payment to go through a specific platform like PayPal or Venmo? And do you have a preferred time for me to send the photo? I don’t want to miss anything, especially since I’m not used to dealing with these kinds of financial processes. Looking forward to moving forward — I’ve actually been thinking about starting something new, maybe even a side hustle. It’s been a while since I last took a real break. Best, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#29 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 10:22 AM UTC
Okay, I understand your concern. However, I genuinely hope you are handling this as you said you would. Just send the Apple Card, and I will make the payment directly myself. Since the timeline you mentioned for sending it is okay for you, it’s okay for me as well. However, I do hope to see the payment made today. Regards
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#30 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 11:03 AM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks for the clarity — I appreciate you being so direct and straightforward. Honestly, I’ve been trying to keep things simple since I’m in the middle of a long day at the office, working on a new oil-and-gas dispute involving a pipeline leak in the Permian. It’s been a real head-scratcher, and I’m just trying to stay focused. So just to confirm — you’re saying the 15-digit code from the back of the Apple Card is all I need to send the payment? And once I send it, you’ll process it directly? I’m not sure if I’m missing something, but I can’t seem to find the exact spot where that code is located on the card. It’s always a little tricky when the card is in my wallet or on the table — especially if it’s not in a flat, light background. Also, do you have a specific time window in mind for when the payment should be processed? I’ve got a meeting with a client in Houston later this afternoon, and I don’t want to delay anything. Just to be thorough — does the payment go through a third-party platform like Stripe or Apple Pay, or do you handle it directly? I’d love to make sure I’m not doing anything that might cause a delay. Thanks again for your patience — I’m genuinely excited about this! Best, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#31 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 11:07 AM UTC
Yes it will go and the 15 digit code is all needed once you scratch it send the payment now if you have the card
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#32 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 12:07 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks so much for your patience — I’ve been trying to get the card photo taken properly in a well-lit area, like you suggested. Honestly, it’s been a bit of a challenge with the lighting in my kitchen, especially since I keep the windows open during the day. I’m not even sure if my phone’s camera is picking up the details clearly on the scratch-off side. I’ll send the photo as soon as I’ve got it right — I really want to help move this forward. Just to confirm, you’re saying the 15-digit code appears after scratching the card, correct? And once I send that, you’ll process the payment directly? Also, do you have a preferred time of day when you usually handle payments? I’ve been thinking about sending it in the morning, since I know your schedule might be more predictable then. I’ve been out hiking near the Gulf Coast this week — that’s when I got inspired to actually take this seriously. It felt like a real opportunity. Looking forward to hearing back. Best, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#33 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 12:09 PM UTC
Yes correct try sending it now so I can be able to process everything accordingly I’m waiting to see the card photo now..
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#34 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 1:07 PM UTC
Hi Donald, Thanks so much for your patience — I really appreciate you being so clear and direct. I just got back from a quick run to the post office to pick up my mail, and I noticed a small box from the office with a note about a "card verification" — I thought maybe that was it, but I’m not sure if it’s the one you’re talking about. I’m actually trying to get the Apple Card sent now, but I can’t seem to find the 15-digit code on the back. I’ve checked the scratch-off section twice, and it just looks like a bunch of lines. Is it possible the code is on the front of the card, or do we need to scratch in a certain pattern? I’m not very tech-savvy, so I’m a bit unsure. Also, is there a specific time you’d prefer to receive it? I’m trying to send it as soon as possible, but I’m still waiting on a confirmation from the bank about whether the card is fully activated. I’ve been meaning to start a little garden in the backyard — just a small patch with marigolds and lavender — and I’m thinking the whole process of this might be like planting a seed: you have to wait, tend, and hope it grows. But I’m not giving up. Looking forward to your reply, Donald. Best, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#35 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 1:11 PM UTC
Okay yes at the back of card stretch it off and the codes are there it doesn’t hide therefore I prefer receiving it now if you are genuine about yourself and note my details are verifiable for security reasons
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#36 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 2:07 PM UTC
Hi Donald, Thanks so much for your patience and for confirming the details — I really appreciate you walking me through it step by step. I’ve been trying to keep things organized in the office lately, especially with the new oil well litigation case I’m handling. The timing is a bit tricky with the court deadlines, but I’m all in on moving forward with this. Just to make sure I’m clear: you mentioned scratching the back of the card to reveal the 15-digit code, and that it’s visible once stretched. Is there a specific angle or pressure point you’d recommend to ensure the code comes up cleanly? Also, do you have a preferred method for confirming receipt — like a timestamped photo or a secure link to upload it? I’ve been trying to keep my home office neat, and I just got a new tablet that’s making it easier to manage emails, but I’m still learning how to use the camera app properly. Maybe we can set up a quick call later if you’d like to walk me through it? I’d love to ensure everything is done correctly and safely. Looking forward to hearing from you — I’m genuinely excited about this opportunity. Best, Danny Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#37 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 2:58 PM UTC
Just send a photo if the card let me see
[redacted] Goblin
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#38 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 3:07 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks so much for your patience — I just got back from a quick run to the office to grab my phone, and I’m actually starting to get a little nervous about the card photo thing. I thought maybe you’d want to see the back with the codes clearly visible, so I pulled out my old trusty flip phone (the one with the cracked screen, still works great!) and took a picture right now. The card’s in my hand, and I can see the stretch part clearly — it’s not hidden at all, like you said. I’ve been working late on a couple of oil litigation cases this week — one involving a pipeline dispute in the Permian, and another about a lease termination in East Texas — so I’ve been a bit distracted, but I’m fully committed to moving forward with this. I’m just making sure everything’s clear before I send it. Can you confirm if you’re looking for a photo with the back of the card fully visible, especially the serial number and the watermark? And just to be safe, would you mind if I send it to a secure email address I use for business purposes? I don’t want to risk anything. Also, do you have a preferred time to process it? I’m usually at my desk by 9 a.m. sharp, so if there’s a window, I’d love to align with that. Looking forward to your reply! Best, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#39 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 3:22 PM UTC
I will proceed once I get the card send it here it’s okay
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#40 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 4:13 PM UTC
Hi Donald, Thanks so much for your patience — I really appreciate you being so clear and direct. I’m actually quite excited about this, honestly. I’ve been working on a few oil-and-gas cases lately, and I’ve noticed how much of a focus there is on verifying authenticity in transactions, especially when it comes to physical proof. That’s exactly what this feels like to me — a solid, legitimate step. I’ve been trying to keep my home office tidy, which is a bit of a challenge with all the legal files piling up, but I’ve been using a little organizer system — kind of like how a boomer might keep things in labeled boxes. Anyway, I’ve got the card in my hand now, and I’m going to snap a clear photo so you can see the details. Could you let me know if you’d prefer the photo sent directly to your email, or if you’d like it emailed to a specific address? Also, just to confirm — do you have a preferred time window for when I should send it? I’m usually most available between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Houston time, though I can adjust if needed. Looking forward to hearing from you — I really believe this could be a great opportunity for both of us. Best, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#41 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 4:18 PM UTC
Send card here
[redacted] Goblin
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#42 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 5:03 PM UTC
Hi Donald, Thanks for your patience — I just got back to my office after a long drive from Houston, and I was about to send the card when I realized I might have missed something. I’ve been out on a few oil field inspections lately, and I keep thinking about how much I’d love to see something authentic — like a real card — before I move forward. I’m not sure if you’ve seen this, but I actually have a photo of my old drill rig license from ’98 — just a little bit of nostalgia, you know? I figured it might be a good visual to go with the card. So just to confirm — are you asking for the physical card to be sent via mail, or is there a specific format you need (like a PDF or digital image)? Also, do you have a preferred delivery method or time frame? I’ve been a bit busy with a few new cases, and I want to make sure everything lines up properly. Looking forward to your thoughts. Best, Danny Sent from my iPad P.S. I just got back from a meeting with a new client about offshore pipeline rights — very interesting stuff, though I still can’t figure out why the water pressure keeps fluctuating. 🤔 Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#43 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 5:05 PM UTC
Send the card now physical
[redacted] Goblin
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#44 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 6:03 PM UTC
Hey Donald, Thanks for the clarity — I’ve been meaning to get that card in the mail, and I’ll make sure it’s sent over as soon as possible. I just wanted to double-check — are you referring to the physical card that’s supposed to be mailed to a specific address, or is it being sent via a courier service? I know the office down the street had a delay with their last shipment because of a power outage, so I’m just making sure we’re not missing anything. Also, do you have a preference on how we’d like to handle the delivery? Should it be signed for, or do you just need it in the mailbox? I’ve been trying to keep up with the oil rigs down on the Gulf this week — the wind’s been off, and I keep thinking about how those offshore leases could use a little more stability. Kind of a funny thought, really. Just to be safe, could you confirm the mailing address again? I don’t want to end up sending it to the wrong location. Looking forward to hearing back. Best, Danny Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Donald G Mayer <[redacted]> Spam
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#45 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 6:39 PM UTC
Send Apple Card and strop much talk
[redacted] Goblin
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#46 of 46
Oct 7, 2026, 7:06 PM UTC
Hi Donald, Thanks for the clarity — I just got back from the pharmacy to pick up my prescription for the new antihistamine I’ve been on since June. The doctor said it helps with those weird nighttime tics, which I’ve been having since moving into my Houston apartment last year. Anyway, I see you’re asking for the Apple Card and “strop much talk.” Is that supposed to be a reference to the card’s physical delivery or something else? I’ve been meaning to upgrade my payment system lately, especially since I’ve been handling so many oil-and-gas settlement cases that require multiple wire transfers. I just want to make sure I’m not missing anything — does the Apple Card need to be shipped directly to the address on file, or is there a specific verification process before it gets activated? Also, do you have a preferred shipping method — standard or expedited? And just so I’m on the right track — is this card part of a larger business opportunity, like a referral program or something? I’ve been thinking about expanding my side projects lately, and I’d love to understand more about the structure. Thanks again for the email, Donald — I’m genuinely excited about this. Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415