from: Rose Gate <rosegate438@aol.com>
date: Aug 12, 2020, 8:40 AM
subject: Update Me ASAP.
mailed-by: gmail.com
We write to confirm the receipt of your email and also to assure you that everything regarding the Inheritance funds valued at $12,500,000.00 is moving very well and my colleques and i are happy to make you the next of kin of our late client Mr. Thomas Bahia who die without any Next Of Kin
To affirm our relationship and also prove to you that you are dealing with the real people, am attaching my personal data to this email so that we can work together with an open heart to achieve our common goal which is to make you the next of kin of my late client and transfer the fund to your account.
My chamber have applied to the court for the affidavit of change of ownership which will be ready by tomorrow in your name. Please send us the below information.
A, Your full Name
B, Your Home Address
C, A copy of your identification
D, Your telephone and Fax Number
E, Your Banking Information
i, Bank Name
ii, Bank Address
iii, Bank Account Number
iv, Swift Code
Once the affidavit is ready i will forward a copy to you and the paying bank so that the bank can contact you for the release of the funds and if all goes well within 5 working days the funds will be in your bank account.
Note,we are very happy that you agreed to help us get this funds to your bank account and once the funds arrive your bank account,i will be coming to your country for the sharing of the funds.the sharing percentage will be 55% for my colleagues and i and 40% for you and the remaining 5% will be maped out to settle every expensive made in this transaction. you are hereby required to keep this transaction confidential,no third party at least for now because my colleagues and i have worked so hard to get this transaction to this point.
Confirm the receipt of this email by sending email to me with your full information to know you better .
You can chat on this number +44 7700 003731
Thanks
Ms Rose Gate Esq
Principal Partner
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