from: goerge clifford <mrgoergeclifford@gmail.com>
date: Sep 28, 2020, 8:06 AM
subject: Sorry about that
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello
Thanks for the response. I want to use this medium to reassure you that my proposition to you is pure genuine with no evil intention whatsoever attached to it. Furthermore, the reason why I contacted you for this exercise is because you share the same surname with our deceased client who originally held from Atlanta Georgia, U.S.A. The fact that you both share the same surname is a factor that will aid our application. More also, should the USD14,500,000 not be claimed or applied for before the end of the year, the funds would be redirected to the bank's purse as unclaimed assets, which I do not want to be the case as we could really do with the money.
To enable us to apply for the funds on your favor, I need you to reconfirm the below information to me quickly so that I may fill them on the bank system which will enable us to formally apply for the funds on your favor. (1) your names in full (2) your occupation and your place of work (3) office or residential address (4) your age (5) marital status (6) your contact numbers. I also wish to state on record that you will be entitled to 50% of the total sum transferred to your account, whereas I will equally be entitled to 50%. Most importantly, I will fly down to meet with you in your country once the wire transfer is done to your account so that we may share the funds on the agreed percentage.
Finally, I will need your assistance to invest my 50% share of the funds on real estate over there in your country. We shall discuss aspects of my choice of investment upon meeting with you in order to establish an agreement on how the properties would be purchased and managed after purchase.
I will appreciate your quick response with the above information so that I may proceed to fill them on the bank system, which would allow the bank to start processing the funds in your favor. Feel free to call me on +27 64 105 5031 for more clarification regarding the transaction.
Thanks,
Mr. George.
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