from: RITA DOUGLAS <barristerrita2@gmail.com>
date: Jun 10, 2020, 1:18 PM
subject: ATTENTION
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Sir/Madam,
INSURANCE CLAIM REQUEST
I urgently solicit for your support and your immediate cooperation for an Insurance claim worth about the sum of Eighteen Million United States Dollars USD18M.
As a Lawyer/Notary Public, I manage and oversee an investment for one Engr. Alexander, an International Oil/Gas merchant that does his business with Exxon Mobil an Oil/Gas conglomerate company who is your Citizen and Country’s National of origin. Who just died of Lymph Cancer immediately after his Chemotherapy, and the Director of Claims/Payment with the International Energy Insurance PLC contacted me after several trials to contact my client for his Insurance Claims of USD18M which has matured and is ready for payment.
Nonetheless, I made the Director of Claims to understand that my client just died of Lymph Cancer. He further instructed me to contact and provide them with the Name, Contact Address, Mobile Number, and email address of his Next of Kin Beneficiary, because they have no record of his Next of Kin beneficiary with them as this Claim must be paid immediately.
I request to include your Name, Contact Address, Mobile Number, and your email Address into our system programme and File as my Client Next of Kin beneficiary, Hence, you both have the same LAST NAME with my Client, which is very perfect and achievable.
With your cooperation, all necessary documents are ready and intact for immediate transfer of the Next of Kin beneficiary mandate for this Claim of US$18M.
More so, you will be contacted for payment after including your personal details into our Files and have them submitted to the Insurance company for processing, The Director of Claims/Payment will Issue a Payment Instruction Order to the Bank for your prompt payment without you travelling to anywhere to receive this Fund.
After you might have confirmed the payment, The money will be shared and splitted into two equal parts, which is 50/50 each for both of us. Then I will travel down to your Country to look out for a proper investment with my own part of the money with your candid advice and supervision.
Please reply through the Chief Payment Processing Executive, Dr Edu Dachat ieiplc@yahoo.com
Regards.
Barr Rita Douglas,
Douglas & Assocociates LLC
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