From: "Mr.Solomom William" <solmwillim@gmail.com>
Reply-To: solmwilliam@gmail.com
Date: Sun, 11 May 2014 08:20:29 -0700
Subject: URGENT
FROM MR. SOLOMON WILLIAM
AUDITS & ACCOUNTS DEPT
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK GHANA
(ICB).
Attention: Please
I am Mr. Solomon William, Manager in International Commercial Bank
(ICB) Ghana. I am writing to request your assistance to transfer the
sum of US$2.500.000.00 (Two million, five hundred thousand United
States dollars) into your accounts.
The above sum belongs to our deceased customer late Mr Young Cao
Weijie Jian from South Korea who died along with his entire family in
the Republic of Benin plane crash 2003 and since then the fund has
been in a suspense account.
After my further investigation, I discovered that Mr Young Cao Weijie
Jian died with his next of kin and according to the laws and
constitution guiding this banking institution stated that after the
expiration of ( 10) years, if no body or person comes for the claim as
the next of kin, the fund will be channel into national treasury as
unclaimed fund. Because of the static of this transaction I want you
to stand as the next of kin so that our bank will accord you there
cognition and have the fund transfer to your account.
The total sum will be shared as follows: 60% for me, 40% for you and
expenses incidental occur during the transfer will be incur by both of
us. The transfer is risk free on both sides hence you are going to
follow my instruction till the fund transfer to your account. More
details information with the text of application form will be
forwarded to you to breakdown explaining comprehensively what require
of you.
Your Full Name............................
Your Sex..................................
Your Age.................................
Your Country..............................
Passport / driving license................
Marital Status.............................
Your Occupation.............................
Your Personal Mobile Number..................
Your Personal Fax Number.....................
Thanks,
Mr. Solomon William.
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