from: Vivian Douglas <viviandouglas605@gmail.com>
date: Apr 23, 2020, 5:14 PM
subject: I wished you accept my proposal.
mailed-by: gmail.com
SIR,
I,m Barrister Vivian Douglas, Principal Attorney to Engr. Tony Douglas a director, project implementation with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation x-udd in Warri, Delta state.
In November 2015, my client received gratification of Ten Million, US Dollars ($10,000,000.00) from the contract awarded to foreign firms for the construction of and maintenance of 250 Million (LPG) gas plant at Warri Refinery Hence the Funds is under the custody of a Security and Finance Company for safe-keeping, I have been mandated by my client (Engr. Tony Douglas) to seek assistance of a trustworthy foreign company or an individual who could help to receive the money for investment without any hitch.
However, my client has agreed to will 30% of the total sum to you, 10% is set aside for expenses for further explanation and understanding.
Note that the fund will be brought to you in your country for easy claims through diplomatic courier means upon the acceptance of this business proposal Please strictly get in touch with me.
Therefore, if this offer is acceptable to you, kindly forward to me your contact telephone numbers as well as your full mailing address for further documentation and briefing.
I look forward to be hearing from you.
Contact Name: Vivian Douglas.
Email: viviandouglas605@gmail.com
Best Regards,
Barri. Vivian Douglas.
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