from: Ken Chaturvedi <firstlogisticsintl@outlook.com>
date: Sep 20, 2020, 4:05 PM
subject: To-Be-Shared 60_40
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I acknowledge receipt of your message, and if in fact you can take up this transaction in clearing and claiming these funds for proper investment as supposed. My late client's lawyer (Ruby Hamid Chambers) will handle processes with the holding investment bank who is refunding the late (Sarah Ann) that you will be representing either as company/individual to claim her available funds in their coffers for this investment.
Thus, I will now go ahead to formally introduce you as the individual/company that will stand as the fund manager and recipient to sign its authority to remit form for clearance in other to consequently make arrangements for release to you through an electronic fund transfer request.
You will have to work closely with the lawyer and adhere strictly to given instructions in guiding you appropriately for an effective processing and release of these funds to your company/individual account by the investment bank. I also hope you can be trusted with the funds? and not that you will go unavailable once its concluded to meet your promised obligation.
For, in as much as you can truly abide by every prepared plan to help you authenticate release and transfer of these funds, it will be much easier for you to access without it been abandoned or manipulated.
Best Regards,
Ken Chaturvedi
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