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From: Dixie Prichard <[email protected]>
Reply: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 7 Sep 2021 11:02:10 +0100
Subject: << Message From Mrs. Dixie Prichard >>
Hello,
Please accept my apologies for writing a surprise letter to you. I got
your email contact through our bank opt-in consumer directory. My name
is Mrs. Dixie Prichard and I’m from the UK. I am the account officer
to one of our clients from your country who had a project account with
our bank in 2006 the valued sum of GBP£ 6,300,000.00 (Six Million
Three Hundred Thousand British Pounds). He was among the fatalities of
the May 26, 2006 earthquake in Java, Indonesia, which killed
approximately 5,782 people. He was on a business trip in Indonesia
during this disaster that ended his life and he did not specify a next
heir when he opened the account.
I would like to introduce you to the bank as the beneficiary for this
transaction and invest the funds. Since you have a surname similar to
that of the deceased client, it will be easier for me to introduce you
to the bank management to release the fund. All I need is your sincere
cooperation and I promise this will be done under a legitimate
agreement that will protect us from any violation of the law. I agree
that 40% of this money will go to you as my foreign partner, 50% to
me, while 10% will go to establish a foundation for the
underprivileged people in your country. If you would like to hear me
out, I will provide you with full details about the transaction in
your reply to this letter.
I expect your response.
Regards,
Mrs. Dixie Prichard.