That’s the attitude of my cat...

Well Done

Pick up a NAS raid system and backup stuff you do not want to lose. The systems are on Amazon and reasonably priced. IF you’re really concerned about losing data/pictures/etc. you can use cloud storage and/or a place like
Iron Mountain

Good catch
You can report that to SSA here: https://secure.ssa.gov/ipff/home

Did that and I reported it to the bank also

Just a thought - You can pick up a used computer or a refurbished one fairly cheap

I routinely put my coffee pot with a metal band in the microwave to reheat the coffee with no problem - been doing this for about 40 years - as long as the metal doesn’t touch the metal sides, no problem.

Yeah, and I see they have my name correct too - “Beneficiary" - at least they spelled it right

What’s interesting is I have never had a BoA account

Bank of America Corporate Center
Address: 100 North Tryon Street, Charlotte,
North Carolina, 28202 U.S.
Payment Value: US$36,500.000.00 USD
RE/NO: 002-BOA/0047/2024
Founded: 1928.

Attn: Beneficiary,

I am Mr. Alastair Borthwick, the Chief Financial Officer for Bank of America. This is to inform you about your scammed victim compensation funds valued $36.5 Million Dollars that has been brought here in Bank of America from United Nations {UN} which is to be transfer into your bank account with immediate effect, But one Mr. Steven Craig from California USA sent an urgent email to my office stating that you are DEAD and you have given him Power of Attorney to claim your scammed victim compensation fund valued $36.5 Million Dollars on your behalf, He stated you died on a car accident last week, I urge you to get back to me today if you are not really dead as he said, He has been calling us regarding your scammed victim compensation funds, but we cannot proceed with him until we confirmed this by not hearing from you within 24 hours. Be advised that we have made all arrangements for you to receive your compensation funds valued $36.5 Million without any further delay. You are hereby informed that your funds will be release to you once you get back me with your details,

I wish to inform you now that the square peg is now in square hole and your payment is being processed and will be released to you as soon as you respond to this letter. Note that from the record in my file, your scammed victim compensation funds is $36,500.000.00 Million Dollars. You are advised to kindly reply this email with the below details enclosed to help us process your payment,

Your Full Name: _____________
Your Contact House Address: _____
Name of City of Residence: _________
Country: _____________
Direct Telephone Number: ______
Working Identity /Passport: ________
AGE: _______________
OCCUPATION: ___________

Please do provide the above information accurately, because this office cannot afford to be held liable for any wrong transfer of funds or liability of funds credited into an unknown account. As soon as the above mentioned details are received, your compensation funds will be released to you immediately. You are advised to re-confirm to us your receiving bank account details, where you want your fund to be remitted.

We await your swift response and also advise that if our directives are followed carefully, you should have your fund in your account within 24 hours and you can also open an account with us to enable your fund to be credited to your account and the ATM attached to your account would be sent to you.

Thank you,

Mr. Alastair Borthwick |Chief Financial Officer | Bank Of America Office North Carolina®
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NOTE: If you received this message in your SPAM/BULK folder, that is because of the restrictions implemented by your Internet Service Provider, we (Bank of America) urge you to treat it genuinely.

Charities ask for $19 a month for two reasons: human psychology and the IRS.

Psychologists who study why and how we buy have determined that using prices ending in the numbers 4, 7, and 9 are more likely to be successful than prices ending in 0 or 5.

Our brains perceive the 4, 7, and 9 prices to be cheaper and more affordable than other numbers. We see $19 as easier on our wallets than $20. As such, we’re more apt to be willing to give that amount each month.

The IRS requires charities and nonprofits to give donors receipts for annual donations totaling $250 or more. Asking for $19 monthly adds up to only $228 a year. This saves them from the cost and time needed to mail receipts to their many donors.