REPLY
From: Richard Leigh Clifford <rclifford07@yahoo.com.hk>
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Subject: REPLY
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:05:03 +0700
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Attn Please,
With merging of my bank Abn Amro N.V. with Royal bank of scotland, Plc United
Kingdom, I was made head of service in my department by the Boards of
directors of my bank ABN AMRO N.V. (The Netherlands) to compile all credit
accounts that has been in operation with the bank under my
department/supervision. Details About The Merging News Visit The Web
Sitebelow:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6469417.stm
Through my compilation of accounts, I discovered a credit account with A/C
N0:NL85ABNA6008341843 and (?7,467,000.00 Euros) deposited, On further
trace came across the file and found out that the account has be inactive for
more than Nine (9) years.The true owner of this funds/ account was
Engineer Christian Eich, a German who Ran carmaker BMW’s museum unfortunately
lost his life,including his wife and two children in the
plane crash (Flight AF4590) which crashed on July 31st 2000 killing all 109
people on board. Details About The Plane Crash Visit The WebSite Below:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/859479.stm
Regarding the short period of Twenty-One (21) working days allowed confirming
and submitting the reports by the Board of directors of my
bank, which may lead to the cancellation or terminating of the account.I have
chosen to seek your consent to work with me as a team and pull out
this fund under the legitimacy as the heir apparent of Late Engineer Christian
Eich.Contact me immediately with your full Name,
Address,Age,Occupation, telephone and fax Numbers about the Details and
modalities of this project/ transaction to my private email address
(rclifford07@yahoo.com.hk) soon as this is done, i will proceed with the
necessary formalities.
Sincerely Your’s
Richard Leigh Clifford
Tel:+44-704-57-32431
Fax:+44-870-495-1016
(Auditor) Abn-Amro Bank
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