from: Ezequiel Lindberg <ezequiel.lindberg@gmail.com>
date: Apr 14, 2020, 9:53 PM
subject: Re:
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Hello dear,
Thank you for expressing your interest, I'm the Senior Director of a Private Financial Institute and I want to solicit your attention for a business transaction that will benefit both of us.
The owner of a fund deposited in our custody died mischievously of corona virus and none of his family members knows about this fund because he chose to keep it a secret from everyone, a whooping sum of 15 Million USD.
I do not wish to claim another man’s effort, but if nothing is done the government will confiscate this fund as soon they discover about it, do not judge or think that I’m not doing the right thing, I intended to offer 10 percent of the total fund to the less privileged.
With the help of my assistant I have successfully moved this fund so that it won’t be traced, Now my proposal is that I want this fund to be transferred to your account as a foreign partner, You will have to stand as the owner of the fund until the period of my retirement, All certificates backing up this fund will be changed to your name, 10 percent will be given to the less privileged, you will get 30 Percent of the total fund and invest the rest 60 percent on my behalf until the period of my retirement.
Kindly be informed that the information contained herein should be accorded the necessary attention, urgency as well as the secrecy it deserves, I crave your indulgence to tell you that this transaction is 100% risk free.
You are also required to provide more information about yourself willingly if you are capable of handling this business transaction, including your country and direct mobile number.
Ezequiel Lindberg
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