from: Mr. Francis Wills <wilmrfw@gmail.com>
date: Jul 12, 2021, 6:36 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Greetings To You.
Thanks for your quick response. I'm Mr. Francis Wills, the Operation Manager of our bank here in Edina Minnesota, United States of America. I want you to partner with me and put up a claim to a fund left by the late Ms. Angel Antonio Aguinaldo, a citizen of your country before our bank confiscates her fund.
I contacted you to seek your assistance or partnership in getting back the money left behind by a citizen of your country, Philippines. Late Ms. Angel Antonio Aguinaldo is a Filipina who resides here in Washington Avenue, Edina Minnesota, United States. She was a senior nurse and also she was into Real Estate management before she died of heart attack here in the United States since October 2016 leaving behind in our bank the sum of ( Five hundred and fifty thousand US Dollars ) as fixed deposit for a period of two years, it's five years now still yet no claim has been put on the fund.
I have tried to find the late Ms. Angel Antonio Aguinaldo or any of her relatives but to no avail and the last date given by the bank to claim this fund is fast approaching. I want you to stand as her relative since both of you are from the same country to put up a claim on the fund. We will be sharing the money into two equal parts, one for me and one for you once we succeed.
This transaction is safe and everything will be done legally, have no fear about this. I have all the documents relating to the deposit she made that you will file to back up this claim. All I need is your honest and sincere cooperation to enable us to make this claim successfully. I am waiting for your consent on the next step towards getting the money. Thank you.
Best regard
Mr. Francis Wills.
+1 952 232 6890
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