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Steven Albert - stevenalbert310@gmail.com

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from: Mr. Steven Albert <edwardjames7765@gmail.com>
reply-to: stevenalbert310@gmail.com
date: Jan 28, 2026, 5:08 AM
subject: Your urgent response needed.
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear Friend,

To the attention of this email owner.

I know this might come as a surprise to you considering the amount of junk emails we all receive on a daily basis. I would appreciate it if the content of this email is kept strictly confidential. A brief introduction about me, I am Mr. Steven Albert, the director of Audit and Account Unit,international remittance department of United Bank For Africa Group.

I am contacting you concerning an abandoned sum of $139,752,000.00 USD, The funds was deposited by a foreign contractor to the department of works and housing whom has an investment account with United Bank for Africa for years now, I was the account manager to the late foreign contractor whom died without any named beneficiary next of kin or a WILL to the account.

Please I need your assistance for transferring this fund to your bank account as the next of kin for both of us benefit for life time investment, I will like to present you as the next of kin to the late Foreign customer I will personally work out to add your details to the account as his next of kin if you are interested, According to practice, The Private banking sector will by the end of next month broadcast a request for statement of claim to any Bank, failing to receive viable claims they will probably revert any unclaimed funds to the ownership of the Government Treasury according to the Banking and financial law.

I have some details of the late client that will make the bank believe you and release the fund to you within 10-15 bank working days with your full cooperation with me. I am proposing that after a successful execution of the business deal, The funds will be shared in the ratio of 50/50. You will get 50% and I will be entitled to 50%. You know that I must have done my homework already before contacting you. Although the project is CAPITAL INTENSIVE,
I know we will be able to pull it through the following proper banking and legal channels with your assistance at your end by standing as the next of kin/Business associate to the late Client. This claim will be executed without breaching any laws and success is guaranteed if we cooperate on this. An opportunity like this only comes once in a lifetime. I would like you to think about this and let me know your decision because such a deal happens in the banking industry but only the outside world is not aware.

If you give me a positive response, I will give you the relevant INFORMATION for the successful completion of this deal and we both enjoy it in peace. All I require from you is honesty/sincerity; I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect us from any breach of the law. Contact me if you are interested in more details.

Sincerely,
Mr. Steven Albert
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