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Eric L - RBC Global Asset - ericlasc123@gmail.com

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from: Eric L <ericlasc123@gmail.com>
date: Mar 11, 2020, 9:21 PM
subject: Re: Hallo
mailed-by: gmail.com

Hello

Thank You for Your Response and Interest. Let me explain my first
short Message, including how I found Your email address. Please read
patiently until the End.

My Name is Eric L. I am an Employee of RBC Global Asset Management Inc
in Canada. I am the current Chief Economist Investment Officer at my
Bank.

I write secretly to let You know that our late Client, Samuel , died
leaving a $18.000.000 down payment in my Bank without a surviving
relative inheriting the Money 10 Years ago, my Bank had to set up a
Panel to Determining who should have the Right to claim the late
Customer's Money. This Investigation has lasted without Success for a
number of Years. The Panel had to examine each Continent using our
private Subsidiaries to carefully consider whether there is a living
relative Of the dead Customer. The Panel has carefully examined the
email addresses from our Database for the profile of the deceased
Customer.

The Panel Search Relates to his Birthplace, date of birth, email
address, Type of work and Places he had lived before his untimely
Death. It is this Investigation that led to your email address being
given to me as a possible Relative as You have the same Surname as the
Dead Man. After an in-depth Investigation, I realised you are not a
Relative of the dead Customer.

The Search is exactly 10 Years today. The Board of Directors has
decided to return the $18 Million to the Government Treasury At the
End of RBC Global Asset's Financial Year. I'm not going to sit here
and let it happen. I can't claim the 18M USD on my Behalf, so I
decided to make you Heir to inherit the Money as you carry the same
Surname with the dead Customer. That's why I had to contact you in
this unconventional Way. I intend to influence the Release of the
$18.000.000 to You, then we will share it evenly, 50/50.

My Job as Chief Economist investment officer is to monitor and accept
the Results of the Panel Investigation. That means the Investigation
starts and ends with me. Therefore, I have the Authority to influence
the final Decision in Your Favour and authorize You as a Relative of
the deceased Customer, using the Fact that You both share the same
Surname. This will legally enable You to claim the Funds and no one
will ever discover that I have secretly manipulated the Process in
Your Favour.

I can't invite You to my Bank. If You come to RBC Global Asset in
PERSON, Your Business Life will definitely be investigated over the
past 25 Years. My Bank will ask You to sign the late Customer'S Right
Of return and defend the Source of the $18M USD. You'll be asked some
tricky Questions that You certainly won't answer properly. That will
expose you and me. Therefore, it is not advisable to travel to RBC
Global Asset to see me, and our Conversation about this Deal should be
kept very secret and never discuss with anyone, not even loved Ones!

I will provide further Details on the Conditions for starting the
fundraising Application once I have received Your Reply. This
ultimately involves providing personal and professional Details to
prepare some important Documents including Your official
Identification to Authenticate the Claim process at my Bank. There is
not much Time, so I strongly advise You to act quickly and pay
attention to Your emails As we need to complete the entire Transaction
Process in 3-4 Weeks.

I trust You as my Partner to execute this Transaction, so please don't
betray my Trust once You receive the Funds. I sincerely hope You will
transfer my Share of the Money in the End so I can step back from my
Job and start a new Life outside of Canada. Again, I'm really counting
on You and I hope I can invest my 50% share wisely. Please consider
everything carefully and let me know if You are interested in
continuing.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Thank you
Eric.
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