from: Graham Miller <grahammiller19699@gmail.com>
date: Apr 18, 2020, 7:38 AM
subject: Re: : Update
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Sir,
Thank you for accepting to partner with me in this life time opportunity and privilege. Permit me to furnish you the breakdown in a nutshell for now. I work with the NATWEST bank here in the UK, specifically in the investment and private banking department where I deal with client personally on banking and investment.
There is a sum of thirty one million, nine hundred and seventy one thousand, one hundred and fifty nine point forty one British pounds sterling (£31,971,159.41) belonging to one Gilbert who is now deceased without any nominated or documented next of kin to claim this fund as the inheritor. I decided to contact you because you fortunately share the same surname with the late Gilbert .
I have also in my possession, all necessary documents that will be used to facilitate the release and payment of the said fund to you as the next of kin to the late Gilbert since you both have the same surname. I want to assure you that the process as will be undertaken is water-tight.
If you accept my proposal, the proceed after successful transfer to your nominated bank coordinates will be shared between you and I on a 50/50% basis since we are the only two parties involved in this deal.
Upon successful transfer of the fund to your account, I will need your assistance and advise to invest my share of the proceeds in your country. All that is required of you now is to indicate your interest to participate with me to realize the success of this transaction.
I will initiate the process and furnish you with the procedure for realizing and concluding this transaction successfully.
Be assured of the confidentially and security of this project from my end as you are also required to treat it with utmost confidentiality. I will await your response with your full names and secure private phone number to enable us proceed.
Regards,
Graham Miller
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