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From: "American Express Alert" <[email protected]> Date: 16 Apr 2024 10:54:03 -0400 Subject: American Express Alert: Your Transfer Payment is processed

Thanks for your payment received on

Apr 16, 2024

[American Express Logo]

Account Email: [email protected]

Your AutoPay Payment Reminder

An outgoing payment of $17,461.99 you scheduled through AutoPay
will be debited from your account.

Payment amount: $17,461.99

Processed on: Tuesday, Apr 16, 2024

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YOU DON’T REMEMBER SCHEDULING THIS TRANSFER?

IF YOU DON’T REMEMBER SCHEDULING THIS TRANSFER, PLEASE CLICK THE
CANCEL SCHEDULED TRANSFER BELOW. A ONE-TIME ACCOUNT VERIFICATION MAY
REQUIRED TO CONFIRM YOUR ACCOUNT OWNERSHIP.

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