from: Hartmut Feinauer <hartmutfeinauer7@gmail.com>
date: Aug 15, 2020, 10:16 AM
subject: URGENT REQUIREMENT NEEDED
mailed-by: gmail.com
I am very pleased to reach you.
I would like to confirm from you if you received the previous Letter I sent to you? You have the same surname as my late client. I want to make sure you received it and hopefully you had a chance, it will work well for you. It is professional and that you have to be more serious about this with your dearest relative, a contractor, promoter with an independent business magnate that lived in Europe (Germany )for over a decade.
My Name is Hartmut Feinauer and I am a legal representative and attorney to my late client. I got your contact through international municipal pages, while searching for any possible (Relative) or Last Name to him. Prior to my late client death; My client successfully executed a contract with a government company worth the sum of $7.4M (Million dollars USD )The government is fully paying all foreign contractors who have successfully
executed their contracts and my client is amongst those to benefit in this payment schedule, which has already been deposited with his bank. As the Attorney/Solicitor present during
the registration process of the contract by my late client, the bank has officially notified and instructed me to present the heir/heiress to make Claims, so that he/she can be paid the
outstanding deposit, which has been recorded by the company.
And as a result I decided to contact you. I will like to present you as the family member (Sole Beneficiary) to the financial institute (Bank). You are having a common Last Name with him as my client's next of kin. I would like to assure you that I am proposing this project to you with the best of my intention. All required from you is your honest co-operation; I guarantee that this transaction will be executed under a legitimate arrangement
that will protect you from any breach of law. Upon successful conclusion of this project, once the deposit is released to you, we shall disburse the content in the ratio of 50% /50% for me and you respectively as our benefit ($ 3.7M each).
Our work is subject to attorney-client relationships and we offer a comprehensive privilege and protection as attorney-clients and as applicable to us as attorneys. I want you to follow up regarding the email I sent to you. My Phone Number: +(49) 1521 051 9313 . Kindly reply strictly to my Email: hartmut.feinauer@aol.com :
You can also give me a call with your Telephone number for effective communication and oral clarification on how to proceed next.
Your Printed Name: ----------------------
Telephone Number: -----------------------
Respectfully yours,
Hartmut Feinauer
Senior Consultant(Attorney)
+(49) 1521 051 9313
Email: hartmut.feinauer@aol.com
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From: hartmutfeinauer7@eledurado.com <hartmutfeinauer7@eledurado.com>
Sent: Aug 23, 2020, 04:19
Subject: Certified, Senior Consultant(Attorney)
I would like to thank you for your reply to my mail. I will be sending
you all documents tomorrow for your perusal. Please this documents i
will be sending to you are my late client vital documents. My Late
client die with is family in Spain.
And the Bank where the Money is deposited is Liber Bank in Spain.
The Bank contacted me to present the next of kin that was while I send
you this email.
Have a nice weekend.
My warm regards goes to your family and your good self.
Regards,
Respectfully yours,
Hartmut Feinauer
Certified, Senior Consultant(Attorney)
Sent: Aug 23, 2020, 04:19
Subject: Certified, Senior Consultant(Attorney)
I would like to thank you for your reply to my mail. I will be sending
you all documents tomorrow for your perusal. Please this documents i
will be sending to you are my late client vital documents. My Late
client die with is family in Spain.
And the Bank where the Money is deposited is Liber Bank in Spain.
The Bank contacted me to present the next of kin that was while I send
you this email.
Have a nice weekend.
My warm regards goes to your family and your good self.
Regards,
Respectfully yours,
Hartmut Feinauer
Certified, Senior Consultant(Attorney)
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