from: Amos dickson <dicksonamos16@gmail.com>
reply-to: amosdickson444@gmail.com
date: Jan 4, 2021, 11:20 PM
subject: Happy New Year
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn:
My Name is Amos Dickson, Private Physician to One Mrs Ann Williams,
she was a Cancer patients, she died this morning after long suffer of
of Cancer of the Bone Marrow, it is a pity that she died after a long
bleeding. Because of Corona-virus complications.
The Reason why I am contacting you is that she told me that you are her
Beneficiary to her Donation Funds Deposited With Dubai Islamic Bank.
the Sum of $15,5 Million United States Dollars in your
name as her Beneficiary.
She told me all this details before she give up, urging me to make
sure i contact you to inform you about her donation funds, she also
explain that she contacted you on email months ago regarding the
donation funds to be released to you so that you will use it and open a
charity Foundation in her name and that of her late Husband, but as
time goes on she did not hear from you any more .
She also said that the reason why i must try and contact you to claim
this funds from the Dubai Islamic Bank is because she has already
made you her legal registered Beneficiary and can not be change any
more.
I will wait for your reply to enable me to explain more to you. Private email:amosdickson444@gmail.com
Thanks
Amos Dickson
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