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from: Maxwell K. Johnson <maxwellkjohnsonpa@aol.com>
reply-to: "Maxwell K. Johnson" <maxwellkjohnsonpa@aol.com>
date: Dec 28, 2020, 8:54 PM
subject: CAN I TRUST YOU , RESEND
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: aol.com

18 Crisfield Road
Bedford, NY 10511
New York City,
USA.
E-mail: maxwellkjohnsonpa@aol.com

Dear

As you requested that, i should resend my first proposal to you, here it is, read and update me immediately.

You may be surprised to receive my letter, however, I got your contact
from the U.S Chamber of Commerce (USCC), I have decided to contact
you for confidential, urgent and rewarding joint business.

My name is Mr. Maxwell K. Johnson, I was a personal assistant to my
boss, the late Engr. Andrew H. Robertson, who was among those died in
Turkey earthquake in January 1999 and my aim of writing to you is
because of the need for a trusted and honest person, who I can entrust
the sum of US$18, 800,00 (eighteen million, eight hundred thousand USdollars).

View the website of the Turkey earthquake:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-51245088

The truth of the matter, I and my late boss deposited this money in a
bank in Overseas in my name for an investment after he retired from the service. I cannot
travel out of my country, hence I am asking for your assistance to have this money
in your care depending when I will secure travel document to come
over to your country. I have all the title documents to the money which I
can i can change to your name that will enable you have access to it.

Please send to me this information:

(1) Your full name: ..............
(2) Your complete address: ...........
(3) Your telephone/ cell numbers: ............
(4) Sex/Marital status: .........................
(5) Your International passport /ID card : ....................
(6) Occupation: ...............................................

This information will enable me to make a change of ownership to your name as the original beneficiary of the money and change other related docunents in your favor to effect the claim in the bank, successfully.

Be assured that is risk free and legitimate. Please advise me on your
position by mail :( maxwellkjohnsonpa@aol.com) immediate, indicating
your interest to assist me for more directives.

Thanks,

Yours sincerely,

Maxwell K. Johnson,
The personal Assistance (PA)
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