From: Barr. Firm Of Francoise Reyes <barrfirmoffrancoisereyes@gmail.com>
Date: 28 Jan 2021, 4:19
Subject: Warm greetings!
Warm greetings!
My apology for interrupting your daily activity, I sent you this message previously but I did not get a response from you and that is why I'm resending it, Please take just a moment of your time to read my email because it's requires an urgent attention and you will benefit from it,
My name is barrister Francoise Reyes, I am a legal practitioner working in the area of family jurisdiction, I lost my client and his family to a car accident, he has the sum of (U$$ 11,280,000.03 Million Dollars) with his bank which is about to be confiscated because, He was a contractor here in Cameroon and he also supplies heavy house and road construction equipment, I want the Left fund to be released to your custody as family next of kin before this fund gets confiscated by the executive officials of the finance Company here.
The reason why I contacted you into this matter is due to you having the same surname with my late client also he's a native of your country and there is no registered name as heir in his account file with the finance company, Just reply urgently to enable me to give you all necessary and more information and clarifications about this transaction for your better understanding, if you are interested.
Have a wonderful day as I wait for your prompt response!
Yours faithfully!
Barr. Francoise Reyes Esq.
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