from: FY ARGO <fyargo2019@gmail.com>
date: Mar 6, 2020, 9:34 PM
subject: Re: reminder
mailed-by: gmail.com
First of ll, thank you again for your reply.
Honestly, I was getting worried when you were not contacting me for some time.
Notwithstanding your silence, I went ahead to contact a financial expert in Dubai who has been helping me to put together all the documents required to pull the money from the bank.
Since my father died and left the money with the Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, it hs been difficult to take the money from the bank because the bank asked me for some documents which I do not have.
But the financial expert is working hard to put all the documents together.
At this stage, we have 2 of the documents and remaining 2 documents.
I am therefore seeking your financial assistance to get the rest of the documents so that the money will be transferred to your account early next week.
The amount involved is very small and I want you to contribute part of it on Monday.
Secondly, you should resend your bank details urgently to me so that it will be submitted to the bank first thing tomorrow,- remember that Saturday is a working day in Dubai.
Kindly reply me so that I will know what next to do.
Bye
Foday Adu
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