from: Alina Gonzalex <pshibodelectronics@gmail.com>
reply-to: alinagonzalex540@gmail.com
date: Jan 9, 2026, 8:09 AM
subject: A VERY GOOD DAY TO YOU
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Friend,
How are you today, Please accept my sincere apologies if my email
does not meet your business or personal ethics, I really like to have
a good relationship with you, and I have a special reason why I
decided to contact you because of the urgency of my situation here.I
came across your e-mail contact prior to a private search while in
need of your assistance.
INTRODUCTION: Am Mr Kevin Smith a Banker and in one way or the other was
hoping you will cooperate with me as a partner in a project of
transferring an abandoned fund of a late customer of the bank worth of
$10,000,000 (Ten Million Dollars US).
This will be disbursed or shared between the both of us in these
percentages, 55% for me and 45% for you. Contact me immediately if
that is alright with you so that we can enter in agreement before we
start
processing for the transfer of the funds. If you are satisfied with
this proposal, please provide the below details for the Mutual
Confidentiality Agreement:
1. Full Name and Address
2. Occupation and Country of Origin
3. Telephone Number
4. A scan copy of your identification
I wait for your response so that we can commence on this transaction
as soon as possible.
Regards,
Mr Kevin Smith.
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