Kindly Consider my request!
From: “Mr. Walter L. Ubah”<businesmorning@channelstv.com>
Reply-To: <walterlubah1@yahoo.com>
Subject: Kindly Consider my request!
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 2009 12:26:50 +0200
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
From: Mr. Leo.
No: 102C, Avenue Lome,
Lome – Togo.
Date: 22nd of July 2009.
Greetings,
I am Mr. Leo, Director of Foreign Deposit Department Unit with a Security Company in Lome – Togo. We had a customer named (Mr. Bernard Levy), who departed with his entire family on 14th of August, 2005 in plane crash.
He deposited the total sum of (US $9, 500, 000. 00 M) “Nine million five hundred thousand united state dollars” with my Security Company, and bear in mind since the death of him and his family, none of his relation come forward to claim this deposit nor apply as I have been monitoring this funds.
Therefore, I am writing you with due respect to seek for your assistance to present you as the assigned next of kin to the deceased funds to enable my company release the total amount to you as the beneficiary as I have all the documents of proofs to of this deposit to ensure a smooth transfer of this funds into your bank account as the assignees.
Note, if this deposit overstay with the security company they shall confiscate the whole funds as unclaimed bills once the discovered it. Kindly understand that I Mr. Leo, contacted your esteemed self to have the benefits of this fortune with me as I have agreed to offer you 40% of the total amount and the remain 60% should be mine upon the successful conclusion of this beneficial transaction.
I will highly appreciate your consideration towards my request to enhance me furnish you with more details regarding the accomplishment of this beneficial claim upon your full acceptance to proceed.
I am in good faith waiting for your positive response.
Remain bless and have a wonderful day.
Best Regards,
Mr. Leo.
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