Documents tagged "email"
Found 43 documents with this tag
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The image displays a piece of paper with typed text that appears to be a list of items, possibly questions or points for discussion. The content is partially obscured by redacted sections indicated by lines through the text. On the top right corner, there's a page number "41" and what seems to be an email address or a web link beginning with "http://" followed by some characters that are not fully visible. The paper has a standard office memo look with black ink on white paper.
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The image displays a handwritten list on lined paper. The person's name is written at the top of the page with a date that appears to be December 29th, but the year is not fully visible. The text includes phrases such as "Oh, I see" and "Not sure what you want," suggesting that this could be a list of conversation responses or discussion points. There are also references to emails, phone calls, and meeting requests. The document has been slightly crumpled or folded, indicating it may have been handled or stored roughly at some point.
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The image displays an email interface with a view of an unread message. The sender's name is blurred out for privacy, but the subject line appears to be "RE: High". There are several lines of text in the body of the email visible, suggesting a conversation or exchange of information, but the content is too small to read clearly. No people or locations are identifiable from this image due to the close-up view and focus on the email interface. The significant objects in this context include the email message itself and possibly the user's inbox layout depending on the level of detail visible in the image.
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The image appears to be a photo of an email printed out on a piece of paper with a gray background. The text is blurry and not fully legible, but it seems to contain several lines that could potentially include words like "queer" or "quiet." Due to the low resolution and angle at which the picture was taken, details about people, locations, or other significant objects are not discernible from this image. The focus is primarily on the paper with the text printed on it.
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The image shows a document with handwritten notes that appear to be related to an interview conducted by the FBI on December 17th, 2019. The focus of the notes seems to be the questioning about emails, specifically whether the subject mentioned checking emails before or after certain events. There are multiple questions listed and answered with "Yes" or "No." The document appears to be a legal record, possibly from a criminal investigation or court proceeding, given the context provided by visible text on the page.
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The image displays a printed document with redacted text. The visible sections show dates and times on the left side, possibly indicating appointments or deadlines. There is also some personal information obscured by redaction marks, suggesting that this may be sensitive data such as names or contact details. At the bottom of the page, there's an email address provided alongside what appears to be a phone number, both likely intended for communication related to the content of the document. The redactions indicate that personal information has been intentionally obscured to protect privacy.
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The image shows a printed document with various sections of text and checkboxes. At the top left corner, there is a watermark that reads "CONFIDENTIALITY DISCLAIMER" followed by more text in smaller font. Below this disclaimer, there's a header containing contact information including names, titles, addresses, phone numbers, fax numbers, and email addresses. The document appears to be structured for record-keeping or data collection purposes as indicated by the rows of checkboxes accompanied by blank spaces that presumably would hold printed names. There is also a red barcode with a white number underneath it, suggesting this might be a reference or tracking number for the document.
EFTA00008744-p-101.jpg
The image is a photograph of a piece of paper with typed information on it. The focus is blurred, but the text appears to contain numbered questions and corresponding answers related to an investigation or questioning session, possibly for legal or official purposes. There are also handwritten annotations on the paper, such as "Yes" written next to some of the questions, indicating responses. The top of the page has a phone number and what seems like an email address, but the text is cut off in the image. The style of the document suggests it might be from an official interview or deposition transcript.
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The image appears to be a scanned document or a printed paper with several lines of text that have been redacted or blacked out for privacy or security purposes. The visible parts of the text seem to be organized in question-and-answer format, but due to the redaction, specific details about the questions and answers are not clear. There is also a footer at the bottom of the page that includes additional information. It contains a phone number (866) 452-7019, an email address (<EMAIL>), and an indication of the author or owner's name with a redacted surname ("Terry"). The document is dated "09/30/2021" at the top right corner. The style of the image suggests it might be related to an interview transcript or some form of legal or investigative documentation, given the format and the presence of questions and answers. However, without more context, the exact nature of the document remains speculative due to the redactions.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of an email interface with the message window open. The background is grayish, and there's a horizontal scroll bar on the right side, suggesting that more of the content may not be visible without scrolling. There are also vertical lines or bars of varying lengths, which could indicate some sort of status or progress indicator for the email being viewed. Text is present at the bottom of the image; however, it's too small and blurry to read clearly.
EFTA00008599-p-04.jpg
The image is a low-resolution photograph of a computer monitor displaying what appears to be an email notification or message window with redacted content across the center and bottom. There's a blurred rectangular shape in black that obscures text within this context, suggesting that sensitive information has been intentionally hidden from view. The visible parts of the screen include interface elements such as a progress bar at the top left corner, possibly indicating download or upload status, and some illegible text at the bottom right corner that could be part of a signature or message body. There is no clear indication of any people or locations within this image.
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The image shows a smartphone displaying what appears to be an email from "Grand Jury NY" with the subject line "Case Number: 1987." There are several redacted sections in black squares across the message, obscuring the content. The style of the image is that of a typical digital screen with a grey background, suggesting it was taken in real-time or from a screenshot.
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The image is a low-resolution photograph of an Apple DVD disc case attached to a wall with what appears to be screws or nails. The disc case has the label "DVD-R" at the top and features an Apple logo in the center, suggesting that the content on the disc may be associated with Apple products or services. Below the logo, there's handwritten text in black marker reading "LESS SPAMMING," which seems to be a personal message or instruction left by someone, possibly indicating a preference or directive related to email behavior or communication etiquette. The background behind the disc case is not distinctly visible due to the focus being on the disc itself and its label.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of an email or a digital document with printed content on it. There are three photographs at the top left corner, possibly depicting different scenes or subjects. The first photo shows a night skyline, the second one is unclear due to its small size and low resolution, and the third photo also seems to show a cityscape at night. Below the photos, there is a text-based document with a heading that reads "Drag & Drop" in bold letters, followed by a list of items or commands such as "Dragged from," "Dropped to," and "Description Line." The style of the image suggests it might be a digital presentation slide, an instructional guide, or some form of educational material related to computer file management or similar topics. However, without more context, the exact purpose remains unclear.
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The image shows a document with several areas covered by black rectangles that appear to be censoring sections of the content. The visible parts of the text are not clear enough for me to accurately transcribe. There is a watermark at the bottom left corner, indicating it might be a photograph or a scan from a physical document. On the right side, there's a section with what seems to be an email address, but the exact details are obscured by the censoring rectangles. The overall style of the image suggests that it is meant to convey information in a way that maintains privacy or confidentiality for certain parts of the content.
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The image shows a collection of blank yellow sticky notes attached to what appears to be a clear plastic template with pre-printed headings and spaces for writing. The headings on the template include "Ticket Number", "Name", "Date", "Phone", "Email", and other related fields that might be used for event tickets or reservations. There is also a visible barcode at the bottom of the plastic sheet. The sticky notes are empty, suggesting they are not yet filled out with information.
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The image depicts a printed paper with visible text and a photograph. The text appears to be an email, though specific details are redacted. The photograph shows a person wearing sunglasses sitting in a boat; the face of the individual is obscured for privacy. This image seems to be from a physical piece of mail or a digital message where confidentiality has been maintained by covering personal information.
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The image shows a document with parts of it covered by black lines, likely to redact sensitive information. At the top, there is some visible text that appears to be part of an email address: "us-west-2@" followed by a string of numbers and letters which could possibly represent an Amazon Web Services (AWS) region or identifier. The document is white with black lines marking out what seems like numerical data or figures in rows, but these are obscured. There's also a handwritten number "3" near the top right corner. The style of the image suggests it might be a screenshot from a digital interface such as an email client or cloud storage service.
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The image is a photograph of a white piece of paper with printed content attached to a wall. The paper features what appears to be the letter "G" prominently displayed in the upper center, followed by a line of text that reads "Name:" and below it, the word "Email:" aligned on the right side. To the left of the "G" is another line of text stating "Phone:" with a space provided for filling in information. The paper has a structured layout, suggesting it may be a form or an informational poster related to contact details, specifically name, email, and phone number. There are no people or locations visible in this image, and the focus is solely on the attached paper.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of a computer interface, possibly a search engine results page. There's a title that reads "Federal Bureau of Investigation" which suggests the content is related to law enforcement agencies in the United States. Below this title are three sections with headers: "Website," "Contact Number," and "Email Address." Each section contains information presumably related to contacting the FBI. The website mentioned seems to be for a job portal, indicating that there might be employment opportunities available through this site. There is also a redacted number which could potentially be a phone number for contact or inquiries about jobs. The email address provided at the bottom of the image has been obscured, likely to protect privacy or security.