Corporate eFax message from some made up number
Allegedly from: eFax Corporate service (message at inbound.efax.com)
Do not open the attachments and delete immediately.
You have received a 17 page(s) fax at 2013-21-21 02:14:34 CST.
* The reference number for this fax is latf1_4did511-17129673269-94475225404-06.
Please visit www.efaxcorporate.com/corp/twa/page/customerSupport if you have any questions regarding this message or your service. You may also e-mail our corporate support department at corporatesupport at mail.efax.com.
Thank you for using the eFax Corporate service!
2013 j2 Global, Inc. All rights reserved.
eFax Corporate is a registered trademark of j2 Global, Inc.
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