from: Owonri Egitan <owonri.egitan@gmail.com>
date: Jun 18, 2020, 6:15 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Beneficiary,
This is not an official email contact, rather it is a personal email contact hence the reason I sent it through my private email address. My contact is in respect to the Contract sum payment/Inheritance fund transfer which you are the beneficiary.
As you may likely want to know, I am the Chairman of the recently constituted Presidential Task Force on Domestic and International fund transactions. Our job includes Fund transfer payment Vetting, Approval and Authorization, Monitoring and Supervising of all Domestic and International fund transactions which source/origin are Contract sum Payments/Inheritance fund transfers payments.
Before me are lists of Domestic and International fund transactions that are yet to be completed successfully because of one reason or more. Your name and details happened to be among the beneficiaries. The simple fact is I can facilitate and get your payment transferred successfully to your bank account but we must come to terms.
My terms are, on the successful transaction and confirmation of a clean fund in your bank account, you will transfer %5 of the total sum transferred and confirmed in your bank account to me as appreciation for my efforts regarding the successful transaction of your payment. %5 wouldn't be too much I guess.
I shall commence to work once we agree and arrive at a conclusion.
I await your response.
Thanks,
Owonri Egitan S
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