from: JOHN LEHAM <leham.john.b@starmail.co.za> via gmail.com
date: Oct 26, 2020, 5:28 AM
subject: Re: PROJECT PROPOSITION
mailed-by: gmail.com
Mr. John Leham
Johannesburg, South Africa.
Email: leham.john.b@starmail.co.za
I am sincerely seeking for your confidence in this transaction, which I propose as a person of integrity. I am Mr. John Leham, a native of Western Cape in the Republic of South Africa and a deputy director under the department of Minerals and Energy. I got your contact details from the South Africa Exchange Information On-line Service (S.A.E.I.S) in my search for a reputable company or individual to assist me sincerely and confidentially, so I decided to contact you immediately.
1. PURPOSE: to be our silent partner and receive the funds as the sole benefactor to the contract amount which we shall secure all legal documentation to authenticate our claim and put you through as the receiver/beneficiary of the outstanding sum.
2. SOURCE OF FUND: The said money came from an over-invoiced contract for the refurbishment of mines and supplies in Kruger Gold Mine sector in the year 2016. The contract which was valued at Seventy Two Million United States Dollars (US$72M) was over invoiced to amount of One Hundred and Four Million, Six Hundred Thousand United States Dollars (US$124.6M) The said contract was executed in year 2016 and has been fully paid up leaving the over-invoice amount of the sum of Fifty Two Million, Six Hundred Thousand United States Dollars (US$52.6M).
3. DISBURSEMENT: I am willing to offer you 35% of the total proceed for your participation and assistance the balance 65% would be for me which can be invested through you in your country or elsewhere.
4. SECURITY: All modalities for the transfer of this fund have been put in place and I am using this opportunity to assure you that the transfer process is entirely risk free and I am trusting that you partner with me without any bias of mind and with full trust.
I am anticipating a favorable reply from you soon as a future partner. Please contact me.
Yours faithfully,
Mr. John Leham
(DME, RSA)
Email: leham.john.b@starmail.co.za
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