from: khama morris <morris.khama@outlook.fr>
date: Aug 26, 2021, 9:36 AM
subject: From morris Khama
mailed-by: outlook.fr
From morris Khama
Dear,
I must say sorry for interfering into your privacy without seeking for permission. It's because of urgency of this matter.
Briefly I will explain a business to you and if it would be to your interest, then we can move ahead to effectively build this business relationship, I have inherited the sum of 10 million dollars from my late father, The funds had been with a bank here in Abidjan for more than 5 years with out claim.
As a result of some agreement clause, they could not release the funds to me here locally. In one occasion I went to the bank, a director of the bank called me and explained to me that even if I want to transfer the funds out to the account of a foreign partner, that it would take much time,lawyers and many expenses.
He explained to me that the rigors are so much and most foreign partners might not be interested to involve in such expenditure because of the fear of scam,He advised me that, I can get a foreign partner but instead of transferring the funds to the account of the foreign partner, the bank will offer an ATM card to my partner.
The ATM card is a PREMIUM PLATINUM CARD and this would allow us to make withdrawals of the fund in your country to the tune of 50,000-100,000 dollars per day, He explained to me that the card is good and would be sent to the contact of my foreign partner by DHL or FEDEX.
I have set aside the mode of sharing at 80% for myself and 20% for you for your anticipated collaboration. If you are interested to partner with me, please reach back to me for details and we can also discuss my investment plans.
Kind Regards,
morris Khama
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from: morris khama <morris.khama1@outlook.fr>
date: Aug 31, 2021, 9:14 AM
subject: From Morris Khama
mailed-by: outlook.fr
from: morris khama <morris.khama1@outlook.fr>
date: Aug 31, 2021, 9:14 AM
subject: From Morris Khama
mailed-by: outlook.fr
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