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My name is Mrs. Juliet A. Torres. I am a 68-year-old U.S

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Sep 12, 2026, 7:53 AM UTC
-- Hello My name is Mrs. Juliet A. Torres. I am a 68-year-old U.S. citizen residing in New York. I am one of those that took part in a compensation program after I lost all my money to scammers many years ago, I had paid over $228,450 here in New York to scammers trying to get my money back all to no avail. So, I traveled to Washington, D.C. with my compensation documents and was advised by the F.B.I directors to contact Mr. Michael A. Ratta who is a representative of the ( F B I ) and a member of the COMPENSATION COMMITTEE regarding my case, Upon contacting him, he clarified that anyone reaching out to me via email was fraudulent. He took me to the paying bank, where I successfully claimed my compensation funds. I am so happy, having received $3.8 million US dollars Furthermore, Mr. Michael A. Ratta provided me with a complete list of beneficiaries who have yet to receive their compensation funds, and I noticed your name among the beneficiaries, along with your email address. This prompted me to reach out to you. You need to stop dealing with those people who keep contacting you and claiming that your funds are with them. Your funds are not with them in any way. They are simply taking advantage of you, and if you continue dealing with them, they will keep demanding money from you until you have nothing left. The only money I paid after meeting Mr. Michael A. Ratta was $900 for the paperwork. Please take note of that. The COMPENSATION COMMITTEE has refused to deduct any fees from the $3.8 million US dollars. You may contact Mr. Michael A. Ratta directly, I believe he can also assist you too. Name: Mr. Michael A. Ratta Email: [redacted] I lost $228,450 through an inheritance-related scam. If you have also been a victim of a similar scam or any other scam, you may be eligible for the compensation. Once again, I strongly advise you to stop contacting those people. Instead, contact Mr. Michael A. Ratta directly so that he can assist you with the delivery of your own compensation funds . Do not continue dealing with people who may mislead you, keep sending you from one person to another, and demand different payments. Thank you, and may you be blessed. Yours sincerely, Mrs. JULIET A. TORRES
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Sep 12, 2026, 8:07 AM UTC
Hi Mrs. Torres, Thank you so much for reaching out — I truly appreciate you taking the time to share your story. I’ve been reading through everything carefully, and it’s actually quite remarkable how you were able to go through that process and secure your compensation. I must say, I’ve never heard of something like this being officially handled through the FBI Compensation Committee in that way, especially with beneficiaries being named in a list. That feels more like a personal account than an official program, which makes me wonder if there might be some paperwork or documentation I need to review before moving forward. I’m a lawyer by trade, working in oil and gas litigation — so I’ve dealt with a lot of complex financial disputes, but not something like this. Honestly, I’m a bit curious — where exactly did you meet Mr. Michael A. Ratta? Was it through a formal FBI office, or was it a private meeting? And could you share the name of the compensation program or the official document that listed your beneficiaries? I’d love to get a copy of that if possible, just to make sure everything is legitimate. Also, I’ve been trying to keep up with my garden work lately — I’ve been planting tomatoes in my backyard, and they’ve grown so well that I might even start selling some at the local market. It’s been a small joy, though I can’t say it’s helping me feel less lonely! Looking forward to hearing more from you. Warmly, Danny Smith Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415