from: Mr. Alex Putilov <faithkalu47@gmail.com>
date: Feb 17, 2026, 5:45 AM
subject: Dear Good Friend
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Good Friend
Good morning to you. Well I'm writing this message to you now to seek your consent regarding your proposal I would want us to have together. First my name is Mr. Alex Putilov, I'm the CEO of Alex
Putilov Resources LTD. I have chains of companies globally. I'm from the Czech Republic, though raised in Russia.
I'm into oil production and it's a business that has made me travel from one country to another and I'm about 75 years old now. Everybody knows what's happening right here in Russia so I want to move my funds and company out of this country as I can't stand the hard sanctions that this country will face as a result of Putin and his stubbornness.
I have about US$800,000,000.00 (EIGHT HUNDRED MILLION UNITED STATES DOLLARS) in a bank in the United Kingdom, I want to move abroad and I need a trusted friend or partner to link up with.
Please if you can be sincere enough I will give you the contact of my bank in the United Kingdom (UK) so that the documents will be changed in your name and you'll be in custody of the funds till I arrive there for a proper investment. I want you to serve as my investment manager.
Please reply me via address, Email:
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
Mr. Alex Putilov
CEO of Alex Putilov Resources LTD
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