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From: Puja Singh <pujasi23n@gmail.com>Date: Sun, 4 Dec 2016 05:37:50 -0500
 Subject: Business Discussion Request
 
 
 Dear Mr Bryan,
 
 Good evening i am Puja Singh, the chief general manager at the Reserve Bank
 of India. I chose to contact you because you share surnames(Keys) with a
 late client of mine who left behind an investment proceeds of
 $22,500,000.00 USD.
 
 Years ago I encouraged him to consider various growth of funds with prime
 ratings. He then invested ($19,500,000.00) Nineteen Million Five Hundred
 Thousand United State Dollars only. Based on my advice, we were able to
 spin the initial deposit with profit and interest to ($22,500,000) Twenty
 Two Million Five Hundred United States Dollars. Unfortunately, my client
 died in a car crash along with his wife and 2 kids here in Hamirpur in the
 autumn of 2011, may their dear souls rest in peace. He died without leaving
 a Will and several efforts were made to find his extended family through
 the embassy without success. Because of the sensitive nature of private
 banking procedures, most customers donât nominate next of kin in their
 investment, also usually in most cases they leave their Wills in our care.
 In this case, our now deceased client died in-testate.
 
 According to practice, the banking sector will by the end of next month
 broadcast a request for statement of claim to Reserve Bank of India,
 failing to receive viable claims they will probably revert the deposit to
 the Management of Reserve Bank of India. This will result the money
 entering the Reserve Bank of India accounting system and the portfolio will
 be out of my hands and out of the public banking division. What bothers me
 most is that according to the laws of this country at the expiration of 71
 months the funds will revert to the ownership of the Indian Government if
 nobody applies to claim the funds.
 
 I am contacting you to assist me in repatriating the funds left behind
 before they are declared unserviceable by my bank. I am seeking your
 consent to present you as the next of kin of my late client since you share
 and bear the same last name. As such, the proceeds of the account can be
 paid to you as soon as you contact my bank and apply for the funds to be
 released to you as the next of kin. I guarantee you that this will be
 executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and me from
 breaching Indian Financial laws.
 
 I am also proposing that after a successful execution of the business deal,
 the funds will be shared in the ratio 50/50. You will get 50% and I will be
 entitled to 50% as the initiator of the deal. What better time to take this
 opportunity now that the whole of India is being distracted with this
 demonetization saga.  You know that I must have done my home work already
 before contacting you. If this proposal is alright by you then kindly get
 back to me by e-mail (only) for confidential reasons.
 
 P.S When I get your response, I will send you the proof of funds belonging
 to my late client for your perusal because it is against banking policy to
 give out information and details of client without prior consent.
 
 I await your swift response..
 
 Kind Regards,
 Puja Singh.
 
 
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