Contact Me Via Email:ericelliot67@yahoo.com.hk
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Subject: Contact Me Via Email:ericelliot67@yahoo.com.hk
Date: Thu, 26 Nov 2009 03:33:13 -0900 (AKST)
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Good day,
This message is directed to you for the purpose of a transaction that is
worth US$48,300,000.This transaction is completely legitimate and all
legal documents
will be provided which will cover you and the funds during the course of
this transaction.
I am Eric Elliot by name and i am presently in the United Kingdom
precisely because of this transaction.If you are interested in this
transaction,i will advise you
send me an email with the following details:
Full Name :
Tel Number:
Age:
Occupation :
The reason for these details to be released to me is for me to be sure i
am not corresponding with the wrong person.Note that you are been
contacted because of your family name and as such,i must be very sure
someoneelse is not playing a fast one on either of us.
If you would like to discuss further about this transaction that is in
your family name as an inheritance that you will benefit from,email me
back only on this email address :Eric.Elliot@Go.Big-Orange.com
Note: Do not respond to this email address you received this message
from because my server has a problem to send mails and so,i send you
with my relative’s email.Endeavour to respond only to the email address
stated above.
Your response will be highly appreciated at this point because this
money has been delayed for too long and i would like to finalize the
transaction as soon as possible so that i can go ahead with my other
client’s issues i have at stake.
Best Regards.
Eric Elliot.
Tel:+44 702 406 2845
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