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Paymentwall: new message in your account - "Signup Follow Up, {NAME}" - Ticket #191312:A6D9A4

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Tue, Apr 5, 2016 04:09 AM

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Hi, You received a new message in your Paymentwall Account: Paymentwall Hi {NAME}, How are you doing

Hi, You received a new message in your Paymentwall Account: Paymentwall(11:09 pm) Hi {NAME}, How are you doing? It looks like you are setting up a test account at Paymentwall. Do you need any help or have questions I can help you with? We look forward to getting you started. Regards, The Paymentwall Team To reply, please reply from your email or use the following link: [Link to the ticket] Thank you, Paymentwall Team Verification key: A6D9A4 Ticket #191312

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