from: James Bruce <ofile023@gmail.com>
reply-to: bruce7772020@hotmail.com
date: Jan 27, 2022, 12:27 PM
subject: BUSINESS CONTACT
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello My Dear
Good Day I knew it must have come to you as unexpected as we do not
know each other in the past. Kindly accept my apology by contacting
you through this means, but never mind. I am Sir James Bruce, Manager
in Charge of Sovereign Wealth Funds; I propose to arrange a grant of
at least US$29.8 Million to you for business investment.
This grant attracts absolutely no interest, and will stay on the
Bank's record for 6 months, after which it will be written off! This
is possible because Sovereign Wealth Funds in my charge usually remain
dormant (inactive) for years because some government officials in the
Middle East who made the initial deposits intended to steal the funds
after leaving office. But, they are either kicked out or killed in
Office, and the Sovereign Wealth Funds accounts then go into dormant
mode. Secondly, it is imperative to let you know that you are in very
good position to receive this fund because of your nationality. This
is because of the basic requirements and confidentiality agreement our
firm has signed with the client in question is that the fund will be
used in your region and that's why I need your partnership.
Therefore, It might interest you to know that if you help and
corporate with me, I can help you on how to secure all the legal
document that can be use to process your name as the real Beneficiary
of this very fund US$29.800,000.00, plus, guide to all the necessary
procedures regarding how this fund can be transfer into your Bank
account in a week or less, with absolutely 100% risk free in the
transaction. And when this transaction is fully finalized, you’re
going to get 50% for your effort. while 50% will be my own share i am
not a greedy person.
If you are interested, then respond Please clearly indicate the
following. Considering the volume of discretion required for success
of this project.
Regards
Sir James Bruce
James Bruce - Sovereign Wealth Funds - bruce7772020@hotmail.com
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