from: Miss. Anashe Mbali <anashembali21@gmail.com>
date: Feb 23, 2020, 4:50 PM
subject: Hello Dear, ,,,
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello Dear,
Compliment of the day. My name is Miss. Anashe Mbali. I am a single girl of 21years old and an Orphan. I am from Zimbabwe but presently residing in South Africa. I got your contact email on Internet while searching for a trusted personality I can confide on. I am writing to seek your kind assistance to stand as my foreign trustee and retrieve $10,200,000.00 USD ( Ten Million Two Hundred Thousand United States Dollars ) which I inherited from my late parents.
My Father before his death deposited the $10,200,000.00 USD with BIDVEST BANK LIMITED in South Africa with my name as the Next of Kin, but under an agreement with the Bank that the $10,200,000.00 should not be release to me direct, unless I present a foreign trustee who will lead me with the investment of the funds .
I am therefore soliciting for your kind and matured assistance to stand as my foreign trustee and receive from BIDVEST BANK LIMITED the transfer of the $10,200,000.00 USD into your account for our joint investment in your Country under a written agreement between us, you will also help me to secure the necessary documents that will permit me to fly over to your Country .
I want you to reply to this email only if you are really willing to assist me with all your heart, so that I can give you more details.
Sincerely,
Miss. Anashe Mbali .
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