from: Barrister Mpofu Johnson <dtment863@gmail.com>
reply-to: mpfujohsonesq291@gmail.com
date: Nov 8, 2021, 4:09 AM
subject: My Dear Friend
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CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS PROPOSAL
My Dear Friend,
KINDLY GET BACK TO ME HERE mpfujohsonesq291@gmail.com IF YOU ARE INTERESTED.
It is with trust and sincerity that I approach you for assistance to
transfer some funds into your bank account. Please do accept my
apology if my mail infringes on your personal ethics. My name is Mpofu
Johnson. A Private Lawyer based here in Johannesburg South Africa.
Honestly it will be my humble pleasure if we can work together.
I would like you to act as the next of kin to my deceased client, a
citizen of your country, who made a deposit of $23.5 million only with
a Bank here in Johannesburg few years back. He died in a plane crash
with his immediate family in a plane crash without any registered next
of kin and as such the funds now have an open beneficiary mandate with
a Bank, This means that any person from your country can act as the
next of kin of the deceased person for claiming the inheritance funds
without any risk involved.
More so, I have received official letter from the bank suggesting a
likely proceeding for confiscation of the Fund in line with existing
laws by the bank in which my client deposited the sum of $23.5 Million
Dollars. According to the Government Law as provided in section 129
sub 63(N), South African Banking Edit of 1961 at the expiration of 11
years the fund will revert to the ownership of the South African
Government, if nobody applies to claim the fund.
My proposition to you is to present you to the bank as the Next of kin
and beneficiary of my deceased client so that the bank will pay this
$23.5 million to you so that we can share the amount on a mutually
agreed percentage of 60% for me 40% for you.
All legal documents to back up your claim as the deceased Next of Kin
will be provided by me. All I require is your honest cooperation to
enable us see this transaction through. I guarantee you that this will
be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from
any breach of the law.
If you are interested in this transactions, Please do let me know
immediately so that I can give you comprehensive details on how to
proceed.
Regards,
Regards and God bless
Barrister Mpofu Johnson.
Email: mpfujohsonesq291@gmail.com
Principal: Mpofu Johnson & Co Associates.
Direct Telephone: +27633232536
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