From: Melvin Clark <melvinclark11@hotmail.com>
Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2010 01:17:46 +0000 (GMT)
Subject: BE MY BENEFICIARY




Good Day,



My name is Melvin Clark from Liberia, I am presently in Ghana in the Liberia refugee camp, I am 21 years old, I got your contact from my search in the Internet. I understand your religion background with honest humanitarian value. I will appreciate if everything goes transparently between you and us;



I had a terrible experience with my formal beneficiary Named Gary Wight, who lived in New Jersey, Black wood USA, it almost destabilizes our hope and trust to succeed. He claim my consignment of $7.5 million, all for himself and wanted to claim the other box too. Immediately i notice it,i told my Lawyer and we reported him to the America authorities but till date they have not seen him or heard anything about him. The other box is also containing the sum of $7.5 Million USD and 260kg of pure gold, I need a honest and trust worthy person that will be my foreign beneficiary and help me in claiming by consignment that is in the security company here in Ghana.



This money was deposited by my late father named Gordon Clark who was a gold merchant and i am the next of kin, my father died in Liberia war which was fight some years back, Im sure you must have heard of it, Before my father left this world he called me and told me about these things he deposited in Ghana. When i got to the security company in Ghana i was told that my father made an agreement with the security company that with out a foreign partner the fund should not be released to any one that is why I am contacting you. I have all the legal document that was given to my father to show you that this is legitimate.



The situation is tearing me apart. If you are God fearing enough to stand by your word, I am willing to give you the same sharing ratio of 30% for your assistance.



If this is okay with you. Kindly indicate in your reply including your phone number and other details of you for easy communication.



Hope to hear from you soon.



Regards,



Melvin Clark