from: John Anderson Esq <worldcupfifalegacy@gmail.com>
reply-to: johnandersonattorneys11@gmail.com
date: Apr 14, 2023, 11:24 PM
subject: Legacy of 10.5 M
mailed-by: gmail.com
Please view the attached document for details of the inheritance and reply.
Regards,
John Anderson Esq.
Email: johnanderson0233@outlook.com
TEL: + 27 78 2644 957
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JOHN ANDERSON ATTORNEYS
24 MARKET STREET, MAYFAIR
JOHANNESBURG SOUTH AFRICA
TEL: + 27 78 2644 957
Email: johnanderson0233@outlook.com
Attention
I would like you to kindly read my email with patience. I am Attorney John Anderson, the legal
assistant to late Engr. (names withheld) hereinafter referred to as 'My Client', a citizen of your
country who
died a few years ago. I got your contact details after an exhaustive search online for my client's
relatives in order to retrieve the US$10, 500,000.00 (Ten Million, Five Hundred thousand
United States Dollars) that he deposited in a South African bank , before his untimely death.
I approach you on a personal conviction of trust, to partner with me in receiving the money. As
his attorney, I have all key documents relating to the deposit and his death. The Bank has asked
me to present to his relatives to claim the funds within 30 days or forfeit it permanently in line
with the laws of the republic of South Africa.
My wish is for this money to be invested in your country in areas that will create jobs and be of
benefit to ordinary citizens. By this letter, I request your consent to present you to the Bank as a
close relation of my client, so that the funds can be transferred directly to you. Once you receive
the funds, you will keep 45% for yourself and 45% will be transferred to me. I will invest my
share in a profitable venture in your country using your guidance. The remaining 10% will be for
any charity organization of your choice in your country.
This claim is straightforward and will be carried out under proper directives that will protect you
from breaking any laws. I kindly request you to keep the details of my proposal confidential
because of its nature for total success.
Further information about the process and documents will be provided to you upon your reply.
Best regards,
Attorney John Anderson
Banking, Finance Specialist and conveyances
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from: John Anderson <johnanderson0233@outlook.com>
date: Apr 20, 2023, 6:19 AM
subject: Get yourself busy and do something with your life , Mr "I dey New York"
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Get yourself busy and do something with your life , Mr "I dey New York" How stu*id can you be? Insulting and sending messages to someone you do not know and will never know? If you are human enough, you will use your time and do something for yourself? I can imagine how frustrating poverty can be, but Pray , it will get better. Your curses and insults shows how confused and frustrated you are, if you have lost the sense of living, hang yourself Mr. : I get mastes and I dey new York"
from: John Anderson <johnanderson0233@outlook.com>
date: Apr 20, 2023, 6:19 AM
subject: Get yourself busy and do something with your life , Mr "I dey New York"
mailed-by: outlook.com
Get yourself busy and do something with your life , Mr "I dey New York" How stu*id can you be? Insulting and sending messages to someone you do not know and will never know? If you are human enough, you will use your time and do something for yourself? I can imagine how frustrating poverty can be, but Pray , it will get better. Your curses and insults shows how confused and frustrated you are, if you have lost the sense of living, hang yourself Mr. : I get mastes and I dey new York"
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