From: Official Request <anagutierrez@uv.mx> 
Reply-To: <kevinwaldner@rocketmail.com> 
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2013 18:26:28 -0500 
Subject: Attention!! 
 
Dear Sir/Madam 
 
My name is Kevin Waldner, A Chartered Management Accountant and an 
External Auditor for financial institutes in England. I currently work 
with a team of external auditors who are retained to audit financial 
activities in the entire British Isles. 
 
I may have to trouble your sense of personal achievement and reward 
for an opportunity properly taken advantage of.  In the course of a 
routine audit of our books last quarter, I discovered some investment 
accounts that have been dormant for over eleven years. Most of the 
accounts belong to a single beneficiary. I wish to notify you again 
that you were listed as a beneficiary to the total sum of 
$4,500,000.00 (Four million five hundred thousand united states 
dollars)in the intent of the deceased depositor who died intestate and 
as such, no next-of-kin has come forward all these years to lay claim 
to the  investment.( Names now withheld for security reasons ) Since 
this is our second letter to you. 
 
We contacted you because you bear the same last name with the deceased 
investor/depositor and therefore we can present you as the beneficiary 
to the inheritance since there is no written will from our late 
investor. Our services aim to provide you with a complete service as 
we are prepared to provide you with all the documents required by the 
holding Bank to enable them release this inheritance funds to you . we 
can secure the funds in this bank account for ourselves instead of 
allowing it transmit as unclaimed funds into the Treasury of the 
Government of the United Kingdom. 
 
All the papers work required will be processed in your acceptance of 
this deal as we are prepared to offer you 40%,50% for us,while 10% 
should be given to any Orphanage Home. 
 
we request that you kindly forward to us your letter of acceptance 
via email.(kevinwaldner@outlook.com) 
 
Your prompt response is highly imperative. 
 
Yours sincerely, 
 
Mr.Kevin Waldner 
 
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