from: leon palo <leonpalo101@gmail.com>
date: Apr 25, 2021, 3:11 AM
subject: Re:
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Hi .
Thank you for your kind reply. It's good to have received a positive response from you. This is a continuation of an earlier email sent to you from a late customer whose accounts and assets are maintained by my facility. Operator of Chrysler Preservation of Wealth, Canada. Cayman Island. we help investors invest in businesses and manage funds to enable them to take advantage of favorable tax rates in these offshore countries. After some family background checks, based on the similarity of your last name, I will contact you with Henry RUSS documented Russell, who suffered a series of strokes and died on November 27, 2011. Maybe you are related or not. I discovered a huge amount of USS39 up to $ 7,799,497.00, which was left in my offshore account and which was handled by my company until the death of the case to be taken seriously. Bad news for him and good news for you is that he has no closest relatives in his order, so the bank has commissioned me to set up any family heir before the next 2 months, or the money will be confiscated or repaid. the bank's treasury. as an unclaimed inheritance fund. It is a life-changing opportunity for both of us. THIS American dream we have always longed for will not allow it to pass by us. In all the documents and records, I searched for a relative of my late client, which was very difficult for me as he did not comment on anything else. title. the partner or relatives working in the official newspaper work because they have gone from tax and government fees. All we need is your cooperation, and we will work with a lawyer to submit documents that, based on the similarity of your last name, make you the next of kin (beneficiary) of the deceased. by remedying his mandate and recording his details there. we will continue and submit the beneficiary's claim to the Bank once the amount has been approved and transferred to the account designated by you. We will perfect all the internal paperwork to make it smooth. risk-free and legal lawyer. We give 10% to the lawyer and we divide the remaining funds by 45% between you and me. We want to be serious about this deal because it is a very large amount. We would like to know that you are sure to give us the agreed percentage, please assure once again that you are fully prepared to proceed with the transaction and that you can trust us with our money as soon as I receive this email from you, the lawyer I hint to continue the business.
All the best
leon palo
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