From: "Fredrick Williams" <paulcorreos@mail.com> 
Reply-To: fredrick.williams@accountant.com 
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2013 12:01:59 +0200 
Subject: Letter of Intent 
 
 
 
 
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Calle  Bruc n Nº  84 
08009, Barcelona-Spain 
Te: +34 603 542 167 
E.mail: fredrick.williams@accountant.com 
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                 LETTER OF INTENT 
 
Hello Dear 
 
As a matter of introduction my name is Barr. Fredrick Williams, Attorney 
to Late Mr. Edwin Landry who perished along-side with her entire family on 
the 11th March 2004 train bombing in Madrid. It may surprise you receiving 
this letter from me, since there was no previous correspondence between us 
but be assured that this proposal was made in good faith for our mutual 
benefit hence I solicit your absolute confidence in this matter. In view 
of this I got your contact through the British Commerce and Chambers via 
internet when I was making a research on a foreigner from her country that 
I will used in this great opportunity. 
 
I got a call from a friend of mine who is a banker a couple of months ago 
informing me that my late client left the total sum of 10. 700. 000, 00 
(Ten Million, Seven Hundred Thousand Euros Only) in a secret bank account 
in their bank and provided me with the details of the account. With the 
information provided I approached the bank for the release of the fund and 
they have agreed to release the fund to the next of kin to my late client 
but the problem is that I have not been able to locate anyone related to 
my late client and the secret account will be declared unserviceable by 
the bank come November which will then authorize the local government of 
Madrid to confiscate the fund in accordance with our inheritance law since 
my late client died intestate and no one has filed for claim eight years 
after her dead. 
 
This by itself is not unusual, we know that many people for different 
reasons, some for security reasons, others to avoid tax burden chose to 
stash their money in secret bank accounts in foreign countries but I was 
surprised that eight years after my client died I did not know she had 
such large sum of money in my country until recently. Now my purpose of 
contacting you is for you to help secure the fund to avoid it being 
confiscated or declared unserviceable by the Bank as unclaimed fund. 
 
Since your interest, honest and sincerity matters a lot, I decided to seek 
for whom his/her name shall be used as the next of kin since nobody is 
coming for the fund again and the fund has already been approved for 
release after my confrontation with the bank, presenting you as my 
clients next of kin would not be a problem because all relevant documents 
were submitted to the bank before they were able to consider/approve my 
request. The only thing left right now is an affidavit of heir-ship 
introducing you to the bank as my clients next of kin which I will make 
available once I hear from you. Again, the bank has informed me that once 
the account is declared unserviceable and the fund retired or transferred, 
the account will be permanently closed and no further request regarding 
the account will be admitted. This is a once in a life time opportunity 
therefore I want to partner with you in this project to claim the fund 
before its too late. Kindly consider my proposal in good faith and honor. 
 
Upon the completion of the transaction you will retain 50% of the total 
sum and the remaining 50% will be mine. Please be assured that this 
transaction is entirely risk free, no any negative impact and no 
government problem as I guarantee the legality and success of the 
transaction and once the process of claim begins this transaction will be 
completed within seven working days. To get it started please confirm your 
full names, address and telephone number via E-mail: 
fredrick.williams@accountant.com and you can also reach me on my direct 
telephone +34 603 542 167 at any time. 
 
Kindest Regards 
Mr Barr.Fredrick Williams 
Attorney at Law 
 
 
 
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