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Saw the story about Gareth Bull and his wife. Are they really donating some of those funds to others? They won a sum of money in England and said they were going to give some to others. They have contacted me (others?) and said they have asked their bank to proceed with a monetary gift. Is that a spam in their case? It sounds like it.

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Yes the will be donating some of the funds
you decide if you want to give your bank details to a unknown group for possible ***** or theft

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SOURCE: I was referred to Katrina

Never let anyone else make connections for you.
If you want to contact a bank, then do it yourself.
Do not use a referral from someone else. And you are correct that no bank would ever use Western Union, as that costs them a lot of money, while their internal banking network does not cost them anything per transfer. In effect they are above Western Union in the food chain, so would never use Western Union. Western Union uses them.

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