from: MR Ronald Williams <mrronaldwilliams86@gmail.com>
date: Nov 2, 2021, 1:13 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention:
Dear Sir
REF: ANDERSON 25 MILLION US DOLLARS FUND
Dear Sir
This is Ronald Williams, the auditor who told you about the money traced to Mr Anderson. I am very happy to get your reply and would like to give you all details regarding this fund. Unfortunately we are in an era where all legitimate business transactions have been labelled scam and as a result, so many good businesses have died. Much as I know that deep down in your heart, you may be thinking this is part of the scam but I plead with you to give me the benefit of the doubt,listen to me and then make up your mind. I am not going to ask you for any upfront payment because the fund shall be brought to your country by cash and on arrival you will see the money face to face and agree that I am not lying to you because seeing is as good as believing.
Some time in March 2020, my auditing firm was contracted to audit the downstream sector of the Anglo Dutch Oil giant, Shell. In the course of our work, we discovered that one Mr. Anderson who did an Engineering contract for them was unable to get his money paid because the money was found to be still in the account of the company long after he had finished his job. We got interested and found out that he contracted covid but unfortunately he died.
Further enquiries confirmed he did not leave any next of kin, wife or children in his contract application form and there was no WILL. I and two other senior executives of Shell agreed to work together to have this money released. But the problem was that we needed someone who has the same last name as the late Mr Anderson. We searched with his last name to see if we could get any of his relatives but all we got was you. Shell insists that if we must go ahead we should look for his family, next of kin but that person must have the same last name as his. At this point, we were already short of time and all we could do was to make a speedy arrangement to have the fund out of the bank and put in a security firm here in London pending when we can get someone with the same last name with his.We shall perfect all paper works to make you the next of kin to have this money because you have the same last name with him.
This is strictly business. You will get 40% while I and my colleagues will get 60%. The money will be brought to your country or the nearest place where the diplomatic shipping agency has a liason office, so you have no reason to worry about anything. I will give you more details if you give your consent to this business.
NOTE. Neither Shell nor my firm is aware of this business. Everything is strictly under utmost confidentiality. Once they get to know, this business is gone. Please keep it to yourself.
I wait to hear from you.
Ronald William
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