from: Joe Serpa <bhio12@outlook.fr>
date: Jul 24, 2020, 10:13 AM
subject:
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Law Offices of Joe Serpa
20 Park Plaza # 400A
Boston, Massachusetts 02116
Hello
I am sincerely seeking for your assistance for the transfer of ($13.7 Million Dollars) deposited at the BB&T bank here in United States by my late client Ing.Michael, He is a citizen of your country, former CEO of an Oil & Petroleum industry based in United States of America. His bank account has remained dormant for years now since his death. He died without a WILL Testament On 31rd march 2015, with his wife and their only daughter in a fatal car accident along Northbound State Highway.
However, the bank has issued me ultimatum to present a beneficiary or next of kin who will claim the funds to avoid confiscation of the fund. I want you to stand as the legal beneficiary (Next of Kin) since you have the same surname with my client So that this amount will be transferred into your account. Then I will come to your country for the sharing of the money, 45% for me 45% for You, and 10% for the Orphanage.
Your honest cooperation to enable us achieve this business is required from you. I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of law. I will need the following information from you to help us achieve this claim:
Your Full Name:-------------
Address: ------------------
Your Age:-------------------------
Occupation:-----------------------------
Your Telephone, and Mobile for Communication Purpose:--------------------
Reply via my private email: (attorneyjoeserpa7@gmail.com) so that i can give you more details and procedures.
Your immediate response will be highly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Barrister Joe Serpa,
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