from: Mr. Scott Barton. <scottbartonxxx@gmail.com>
reply-to: scottbartonxx2@gmail.com
date: Jan 23, 2020, 10:36 AM
subject: PERSONAL TO YOU
mailed-by: gmail.com
Deutsche Bank AG
1 Great Winchester Street
EC2N 2DB LONDON
GREAT BRITAIN
Dear,
(Please Accept My Partnership With You)
My names is Mr. Scott Barton. Chief Financial Officer in Deutsche Bank
AG. I am sending this private email based on the confidentiality of
the transaction. Please, I will like to advise if after going through
my proposal and you do not accept it; kindly keep it to yourself. As
of this moment, I am still in service with the Deutsche bank. And I
will not by any means like to lose my job, if you are not interested.
I have put in over 20 years in the banking sector but I do not have
really anything to show for it.
Let me tell you what the business is all about; we have a dormant
account owned by unknown person. I have made several investigations
concerning this fund but to no avail and I know what will be the end
result of the money, based on the banking policy any dormant account
that stays period of years will be claimed by the bank. So at this
point, I will like us to work in partnership to make sure that this
money is claimed by us. The amount involved is Twenty Two million,
five hundred thousand United States dollars (US$22.5 million)only. As
the Chief Financial Officer I have full right to close the account
with evidence showing that the money has been claimed by the owner.
This is my opportunity to make sure that I give my children a
guaranteed future and also leave comfortably. Infact I am sick and
tired of the Banking business and I need to get out as soon as this
deal is accomplished. Please be equally informed that without my
authorization/endorsement as the Chief Financial Officer, the money
will not be claimed.
To sum it up, may I assure you that with my position here as the Chief
Financial Officer, with your cooperation, I will accomplish the fund
release within five working days But we have to reach an agreement in
this deal. First of all, I will like to know, do you have interest in
the deal? If yes we discuss on the percentage ratio.
Please contact me at (scottbartonxx2@gmail.com)
Regards,
Mr. Scott Barton.
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