from: Richard Denison <richarddenison08@gmail.com>
date: Jun 18, 2020, 3:08 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
i ' m 45 years of age Please my sincere apology if this message does not meet your personal quirks, I am contacting you because someone I presumed to be your relative because you are both from the same country and most importantly because of the similarities in your surnames who was an investor with our bank but died on Tuesday August 16, 2005 in a plane crash in Venezuela has come to the limelight in our bank because since 2005 that he died his portfolio and investment worth £9.8Millions has not been touched because no name next-of-kin is in his bio-data form. If you are familiar with Investment Banking affairs those who patronize our services usually prefer anonymity with some levels of detachment from conventional processes as they operates their accounts with numbers, pin and codes because they are mostly high net politicians, celebrities and high class society figures. If no one claims this money the bank will revert it into its treasury as unclaimed or abandoned monies. I came to you because of the similarities in your surnames which invariably qualified you as his successor, I will simply insert your name into his file from our system and make you the heir to his abandoned estate, present you to the bank as the rightful heir and then furnish & empowered you with all the relevant information and documents, then we claim the funds officially, legally and share it. Nobody, dead or alive is aware of this. Your surname has planted you at the centre of relevant toward the acquisition of this wealth. Please get back to me with your most direct telephone number.
Yours Sincerely
Dr. Richard Denison
Chief Accountant/Investment Banking
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