from: alex charles <2020alexcharles3@gmail.com>
date: Sep 20, 2021, 4:46 AM
subject: Re: : Please my Project
mailed-by: gmail.com
Foreign Remittance Operation
City State Bank (CSB)
701 W Round-bunch Rd Bridge City, Texas 77611
United States of America.
I got your contact through the country's exchange Online, I am Bryan from the United states,
I decided to write to you based on your integrity and your abilities . I’m interested in investing in any good profit yielding business and I would appreciate any viable ideas
you could come up with. I am just soliciting your assistance in the Handling of US$ 4.5M USD.{ Four million five hundred thousand United States Dollars} .
This fund belongs to our Late Costumer Mr. Zhang Zhaoyun from
China who died without a Will after being infected on the Diamond
Princess Cruise Ship with his wife and daughter with {Covid-19 }
Coronavirus 8 months ago, although every effort to reach his family proved abortive.
before his death, he operated in real estate, construction, and leasing of warehouses.
The instruments/documents of his Estate are in my Bank's custody including
the amount of US$ 4.5M USD.{ Four million five hundred
thousand United States dollars}. I cannot make use of this funds here in United States of
America due to reasons that I will explain to you when we speak.
I intend to part 40% of this fund to you while 60% shall be for me.
I do need to stress that there are no-risk involved in this.
It's going to be a Direct transaction.
All I need from you is to stand as the original beneficiary of this fund.
If you accept this offer, I will appreciate your timely response ,
with Regards,
Bryan Anderson.
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