It seems to me that with this particular email scam, if the directions were actually followed, there likely would be a "pending reveral" on the account within several hours. Think about it, if it is indeed a password logger (most likely), then as soon as they have your password, they are going to login and disperse the funds. Right there is your 'pending reversal'.
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