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Robert Begbie - NatWest Bank - natwestmortgagebank@accountant.com

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from: natwestmortgagebank@accountant.com via mail.com
date: Oct 11, 2021, 3:37 AM
subject: Attention: From Mr. Robert Begbie Chief Executive Officer (NatWest bank).
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: mail.com

NatWest Bank
Head Office: 135 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 3UR
United Kingdom, London.
Telephone: +44 121 695 9230
+44 (0) 142 370 0540.

Attention:

Dear Sir,

PLEASE GO THROUGH THIS WEBSITE BEFORE READING THIS MAIL.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/859479.stm

I feel quite safe dealing with you in this confidential transaction. I came across your email address on the internet. Though, this medium (Internet) has been greatly abused by all sorts of dubious persons but I chose to reach you through internet because it still remains the fastest, surest and most secured medium of communication at the moment.

However, this correspondence is unofficial and private and it should be treated as such. I also guarantee you that this deal is hitch free from all sorts of hazards and problems you may think of. THIS TRANSACTION IS REAL AND YOU WILL CONFIRM THIS WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS AS SOON AS YOU RECEIVE THE FUND.

I am Mr. Robert Begbie Chief Executive Officer of NATWEST BANK, UNITED KINGDOM. I am contacting you based on trust and confidentiality that is attached to this deal. The management and the legal department of my bank (NATWEST BANK) in a recent meeting, recommended that the fix deposit bank account of Mr. Andreas Schranner aged 64 years from Germany, should be declared dormant, confiscated and the depositor's fund sent to the bank treasury due to the non-claim of the fix deposited fund in the account on maturity by MR. ANDREAS SCHRANNER in line with the new London banking law and regulation. Mr. Andreas Schranner, 64, A Rich German property investor, died on the 31st of July 2000 with his wife, Maria, 62, and their Children in Air France concord plane (No AF 4590) crash bound for New York United State of America. My bank has unsuccessfully made all efforts to locate any of the relatives of Mr. Andreas Schranne to claim his deposited fund to no avail. You can confirm the death of late Mr. Andreas Schranner and his family yourself via the website below:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/859479.stm

Late Mr. Andreas Schranne operated a fix deposit account in my bank valued at £3,800,000.00 (Three Million Eight Hundred Thousand Pounds Sterling Only) I wish to confide in you that since Mr. Andreas Schranner died that none of his relatives has shown up for the claim of his deposited fund.

This is where I want you to come in to assist, I want you to come in as a relation of late Mr. Andreas Schranner, I will arrange for an attorney that will handle all the legal processes about this transaction in your favor as the legal next of kin to late Mr. Andreas Schranner. The attorney will put up an official application to the bank and to the high court in your favor as the legal next of kin to Mr. Andreas Schranner.

The attorney will secure all the legal papers in your favor from the high court and carry out all the legal procedures in the high court and in the bank in your favor as the legal next of kin to late MR. ANDREAS SCHRANNER. I will give you more information as soon as you indicate your willingness to assist me in this transaction. I will use my position in the bank to get all internal documentations to back up the claims. The whole procedure will last for 10 bank working days to get the fund successfully paid to you without any trace even in future from the day I receive your personal details.

After the successful conclusion of this transaction, we shall share the fund 50% to you while 50% to me. PLEASE RESPOND IMMEDIATELY YOU RECEIVE THIS MAIL.

I wait your prompt response.

Yours Faithfully,
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