from: Donard Simon <smdon3355@gmail.com>
reply-to: donardsimon90@gmail.com
date: Jan 22, 2026, 10:28 AM
subject: I await your quick response
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Friend,
I am Mr. Donard Simon from Togo, I am sending this brief letter to solicit your support. I had a client whose name is Mr. William Georges he ran and operated Sumoto company Sarl (Sumoto Societe Sarl),Lome-Togo,He died Four years ago in a car accident along with his next of kin.
He deposited the sum of $7.250 Million USD in one of the legendary banks here in Togo. I have tried all I could to get in touch with any of his friends or family members but, no way because he had no child. And the recent death of Covid 19 killed his only brothers in America.
So I want you to apply to the bank as his Business partner so that the bank can release Mr. William Georges funds into your bank account i will provide you the guidelines on how to contact the bank and we have to do this with trust, because I don't want the bank to transfer the fund into Government treasury account as an unclaimed funds then we will share the funds 50%_50% i need your kind response.
Regards,
I await your quick response
Mr. Donard Simon.
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