from: Leon Jones <briannpirkens1@gmail.com>
reply-to: leon.jones.03@inbox.ru
date: May 25, 2020, 10:30 PM
subject: Please contact me for more details if interested.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Fidelity International
Oakhill House
130 Tonbridge Road
Hildenborough Tonbridge
Kent TN11 9DZ
Dear Friend,
I am Mr. Leon Jones, I work as the Fund Executive Manager with
Fidelity Investment UK, the world leading Investment & Fund Management
Institution based in UK/Channel Island.I have an investor under my
portfolio with a closing balance of £ 25.745,000.00 as his first
initial deposit.
This investor died Nine years ago leaving no WILL or AUTHORIZATION for
Re- transfer of his investment and its proceeds to the INHERITOR. I
have personally carried out an investigation on the subject matter
that took me 12 months to finalize and was made to understand that the
family or relatives of the investor knows nothing about his investment
with fidelity and none have any records of all his deposits and
investment with us, there by creating an avenue for claiming of the
said funds with its accrued interest on presentation of a trustworthy
person that can stand as the INHERITOR to the deceased.
If you are interested i can present you as the INHERITOR with proper
documentation that will qualify you to have the funds claimed and on
doing this,our establishment will not question the release of the
funds to you as i will make sure that we comply with the banking laws
and ethics of claiming the investment in our establishment.
Our sharing ratio will be 50%/50%. Please contact me for more details
if interested.
Looking forward to hearing from you shortly.
Sincerely.
Mr. Leon Jones.
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