from: Alex Brandden <crco_eurocontrol@europe.com>
reply-to: crco_eurocontrol@europe.com
date: Jun 19, 2020, 2:31 PM
subject: Urgent Business Transaction
Urgent Business Transaction Hello My Friend. My name is Alex Brandden from the swift transfer department of the Citibank Plc, London United Kingdom. i am contacting you for a mutual business proposal that will be of good benefit for both of us. Myself and my colleagues in the department have discovered the huge sum of money amounted to $21.5million lying down in the Dormant account without anyone to claim the funds, we later found out that it belongs to a family in the west London that was involved in a missing Malaysian plane in the year 8 March 2014 and since them no trace of their relatives /next of kin to come up for the claim of this funds. I want you to stand as their next of kin to claim the funds,myself and my colleagues will use our position in the bank to put all legal papers in place which will be endorsed on your name as our late client's family relative and next of kin to enable the bank release the funds into your account ,and the sharing ratio will 30% for you and 70% for me and the other colleagues,be rest assured that this transaction will be 100% risk free and all modalities will be legally put together on your name as the true beneficiary of the funds. Therefore, if this proposal interest you kindly send your full contact details immediately to for proceedings. I look forward to hear from you. Best Regards, Alex Brandden Citibank, Canary Wharf Group, 25 Canada Square, London E14 5LB, United Kingdom
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