from: Mr.Johnson Morgan <johnsonmorgan623@outlook.com>
date: Mar 26, 2020, 11:34 PM
subject: Re: Attention
mailed-by: outlook.com
From: Dr. Johnson Morgan.
Lloyds Banking Group Plc
25 Gresham Street London
EC2V &HN United Kingdom
Good Day Dear!
How are you and your family? I hope my letter meets you in your best mood today. My name is Dr. Johnson Morgan., I am the Operation/Regional Branch Head Manager of Lloyds Banking Group Plc London. I decided to seek a top secret/confidential co-operation with you in the execution of a transactions deal described here-under for our both mutual benefit. During the annual bank audits, I discovered an abandoned/unclaimed fund, sum total of £19.100,000 GBP (Nineteen Million One Hundred Thousand British Pounds Sterling) in an account that belongs to one of our foreign customers (Late David McDowell Brown) an American from Arlington, Virginia, who unfortunately lost his life as a single with the entire crew on February 1, 2003 over the southern United States Space Shuttle Columbia.I discovered that he did not specify any next of kin or will beneficiary to his account after going through his file in our bank.
I sincerely and deliberately seek your consent to present you as the next of kin / will beneficiary to the deceased so that the sum valued at £19.1 Million British Pounds Sterling will be transferred to you, which will be shared in these percentage ratio: 50% for me and 40% to you respectively while 10% is for any expenses incurred during the transaction. I need your sincere co-operation, trust and utmost confidentiality to enable us conduct this transaction successfully. I assure and promise you that this transaction will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law both in your country and here in London as the fund is transferred to your nominated bank account. Upon consideration and acceptance of this offer, kindly forward me the following information immediately to my private email address for more confidentiality: johnsonmorgan623@outlook.com
1. Your full name:
2. Your full contact address:
3. Your direct mobile telephone number:
4. Your email address:
5. Your date of birth
6. Your occupation:
To enable me upload your information in our bank database to reflect in the bank network system that you are the named next of kin/will beneficiary of this account, then I will guide you on communication with the bank for onward transfer of this fund to you.
NOTE: We have few banking days to execute this transaction deal.
Thanks in anticipation of your urgent response.
Regards,
Dr. Johnson Morgan.
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