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From: [email protected]Dear Nigel,
Reply: [email protected]
Date: 5 May 2022 15:53:09 +0200
Subject: Hello Greetings!
I am Mustafa Ayvaz, a personal attorney to the late Mr. Robert,
who lost his life due to Coronavirus disease, which he contracted
during his business trip in China. I contacted you to work with
me in securing the transfer of a fund: Four million four hundred
and twenty thousand dollars, legacy left by him.
I have thoroughly searched for the next of kin to my deceased
client, but have failed as I do not have his current residence
and contact details. As I was searching, I bumped into your
profile having the same last name and in the same locality with
the next of kin. I decided to contact you and use you as the
Bonafide next of kin.
I solicit your consent to produce you as the next of kin to my
deceased client since both of you bear the same last name. The
funds will then be transferred to you as the beneficiary and
shared according to a proposed sharing pattern / ratio of 60:40
i.e. 60% for me and 40% for you. Kindly contact me for more
details.
Regards
Mustafa Ayvaz