from: Qian <qian54778@gmail.com>
date: May 7, 2026, 1:57 AM
subject: hello...........
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Hello
My name is Ms. Qian Aizhen, a banker working with Barclays Bank in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. I'm from China, but I live and work in Dubai. I am writing to contact you regarding a very important business transaction that will be of great interest and benefit to both families. Hear.
In 2007, Mr. Husson Perello from your country, who has the same last name as you, made a 36-month fixed deposit in my bank for the amount of US$26,700,000.00. I was his account manager before I was promoted to CEO. The expiration date of the deposit agreement is September 27, 2010. Unfortunately, Mr. Husson Perello went on a business trip to Indonesia when he was one of the victims of the September 2009 earthquake in Indonesia that killed more than 1,200 people.
From the last quarter of 2010 until now, our bank management has been trying to find a way to contact him to determine whether he will transfer the deposit to you or withdraw the amount from the contract. When I found out this would happen, I tried to come up with a process to retain the funds and use the profits for business purposes.
Some of my bank managers here have been trying to find out from me about the account and the owner, but I have been closing it because I know that if they find out Mr. Husson.....is late, they will hold the funds. Therefore, I request his cooperation to present him as beneficiary after his death because he has the same name as him so that the funds can be paid to him from my bank's head office. I have done quite a bit of work on banking deals, you just need to enter his details into the bank's information computer network and reflect that he is his next of kin.
I intend for you to keep 50% of the funds and 50% for me. Do you understand?
If you are interested in sending me the transaction request and other transaction details, I will wait for your response.
Ms. Qian Aizhen
Managing Director
Dubai Barclays Bank UAE
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