from: Evelyn Edosan <evelyn.edosan.2020@gmail.com>
date: Dec 30, 2020, 8:51 PM
subject: I TRULY NEED YOUR ASSISTANT , AS MY CONSIGNMENT BOX IS SET FOR YOU TO RECEIVE ...
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Dear Mr.
Out of utmost urgency i am sending you this message , after my ordeal made me weep profusely seeking for help from a Ghanaian Immigration Officer who mlater gave me your contact from the Ghanaian International Foreign Beneficiary Directory and asked me to try my luck by contacting if you will indeed be in the position to help .
I have a consignment box containing the sum of $ 18,600 ,000.00 ( Eighteen Million Six Hundred Thousand ) US Dollars which is presently in the custody of DeLa Rue Subsidiary Office in Accra-Ghana .
DeLa Rue is a Government approved currency production , minting and printing company worldwide . This consignment box which was cleared by my late beneficiary from the Ghana Presidential Task Force Ware-House where it was initially deposited , was conferred with Beneficiary Certificate of Legality as my chosen beneficiary from the High Court of Justice Accra-Ghana .
DeLa Rue entered to an agreement with my beneficiary to take out 4% of the total $ 18, 600 ,000.00 ( Eighteen Million Six Hundred Thousand ) US Dollars after production .
Note , no payment will be made to DeLa Rue for the currency production , as they will do that on the agreement of collecting their 4% from the total sum after production .
My beneficiary died November 29th 2020 in His native Country in the new wave of the Covid 19 , for which the world is expecting the second lock down from the pandemic .
The reason why i am contacting you now is that DeLaRue is under contractual agreement to deal only with a chosen beneficiary which i will present.
Now that my beneficiary his dead , they have ask me to get another beneficiary immediately for them to re-establish the contract agreement with the new beneficiary i will present and finish up with the production as agreed in line with the terms of the previous agreement before the company goes on a mandatory holiday on the 28th January 2020 .
Please if you are willing to be my beneficiary , contact me at once so that we can get this issue resolved without further delay .
I am willing to part with 30% of the total sum as your compensation at the conclusion of this transaction.
I will be looking forward to hear from you with your phone number so that we can communicate on phone in this respect .
Regards,
Miss Evelyn
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