Next of kin proposal
From: Mr Simon Wong &simonwong@hotmail.com>
Date: Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 2:26 AM
Subject: Next of kin proposal
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MR.SIMON WONG
DAH SING BANK LTD
DES VOEUX RD.BRANCH,
CENTRAL HONG KONG,
HONG KONG.
I am Mr.Simon Wong,credit officer
of the Dah Sing Bank Ltd. I have a
concealed business suggestion for you.
It is about a client. General Hassan
Fawzi who was with the Iraqi forces
and also a business man who has made
a numbered fixed deposit for 18
calendar months,with a value of Forty
Three Million, Six Hundred Thousand
United State Dollars in my (bank)
branch. Please listen very carefully.
I am not looking for scammers, i am
looking for a very serious person on the
acceptance of this business. General
Hassan Fawzi and his family died in a
bomb blast that hit their home during
the war and i found out that General
Hassan Fawzi did not declare any next
of kin in his official papers including
the paper work of his bank deposit. I
just want you as a (foreigner) to stand
as the next of kin to Gen Hassan Fawzi
so that we will be able to receive his
funds where by you will be taken 25%
of his funds.i have also contacted an
attorney that will prepare the necessary
document that will back you up. Listen
this is very serious and if you are really
interested please reply to the below
address with the first step of the
following details to proceed.
FULL NAMES:CONTACT ADDRESS:
OCCUPATION:GENDER:PHONE:FAX:
CONTACT
Simon Wong (simon-wong16@hotmail.com)
Regards
Mr.Simon Wong
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