from: Magret Jones <magretjones48@gmail.com>
reply-to: magretjones48@gmail.com
date: Jun 19, 2020, 8:31 PM
subject: Dearest One
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Dearest One
How are you hope everything is moving well.
I am requesting for your assistance to help me to invest my
inheritance $7million deposited by my father Mr John Jones in a bank
here in Abidjan cote d ivoire into your
country and help me out of cote d ivoire to your country to continue
my education while you will be managing this $7million in your
country in profitable business you fill that it will be profitable for
both parties.
Before my father died he disclosed to me that he deposited this sum of
$7million for me in a bank here in Abidjan cote d ivoire and handed me
over all the necessary documents
over , when he was assasinated with my mother i left cote d ivoire
with the help of my fathers drivers brother , a lorry driver due to my
fathers families was searching for me to kill me to inherite this
$7million .
Now i am in Abidjan Cote Divoire i have found the bank and discaused
with the bank director .
I am waiting for your reply so that i can give you more information
and the contact of the bank to direct you more better on what to do to
enable this $7million to transfer from bank here in cote d ivoire into
account you will provide in your country for the transfer of this
$7million .
I need this transfer urgent so that i can leave cote d ivoire because
i want to continue my education in your country which is the most
important issue in my life now , i dont have any body who can help me
to set well my life that is why i run to you for help.
Waiting for your reply.
Thanks you and God bless you
Magret Jones
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