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Seth R K Asante - Post Bank Netherlands - srkaaa1945@gmail.com

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from: Seth.R. K.Asante <srkaaa1945@gmail.com>
date: Nov 25, 2025, 9:14 AM
subject: Attn:,With All Due Respect Can I Partner with you?
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attn:,With All Due Respect Can I Partner with you?
Attn:,
Am,Seth.R.K.Asante,,An legal Director in Post Bank Netherlands, and I represent the former C.E.O of an Oil Company in Europe.

I seek your partnership in using your name and informations to Re-Profile Ten Million United States dollars ($10,000,000usd), kept in a finance firm located in USA.You will be offered 20% as management fee for investment in your country or outside your country in which you will advice me.

If you are interested, write back to me, with your contact information with your direct phone and fax numbers, your full details of your Name, and home address enable us to proceed at once.

Kindly Get back To Me for More Details and for more information on how we can execute this very transaction of yours.

Thanks for your quick response and I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible.

Best Regards
Seth.R.K.Asante.
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