from: Dr. Elijah Mazibuko <elijahmaz@executivemail.co.za> via gmail.com
date: Nov 30, 2020, 3:03 AM
subject: Business Collaboration Request (INITIAL PROPOSAL)
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear
Please, check the attached folder and find the proposal. Kindly read the content and respond to me urgently if you are willing to partner with me. I also need your most confidential Mobile Number where to reach you.
Sincerely,
Mr. Elijah Mazibuko.
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Kingsmead Blvd,
Stamford Hill,
Durban, 4025
Tel/Fax: +27(086) 750 3877
Dear Sir,
Confidential Please
I got your address through a local directory. I must apologize for taking some of your valuable time to explain a proposal
that I imagine will be of utmost benefit.
My name is Mr. Elijah Mazibuko, a Custom Officer attached to the Port of Durban Sea Port, Durban, Kwazulu Natal,
South Africa. My aim of writing this letter is that I am presently in a dilemma about what to do regarding large
consignment boxes we intercepted at the harbor about 6-Months ago. If I were told, I would never have believed, even
considering the wide spread of thefts and frauds rocking South Africa and other African countries alike. After inspection
of the seizure, we discovered the boxes contained a large amount of money believed to have been diverted from
International Committee of the Red Cross coffers by some of their officials. These boxes are (6) boxes in numbers totaling
$60,000,000 (Sixty Million United States Dollars) and were on its way to Overseas for their cronies. The beneficiary was a
Brazilian businessman whom the Red Cross officials contacted to help them secure their diverted funds.
These consignment boxes unbelievably were declared by these faceless people as artifacts. The owners of the loots who
are Red Cross Officials have since disappeared, knowing the implications; and we are yet to make our findings open to
the public. Infact, we have decided to take over the seized consignment boxes, as we feel there will not be any reward
for us from South African Authority if we hand the boxes over to the Authority and will only end up in the pockets of
some unscrupulous government officials, as these have always been the case in this country.
What I want from you is a safe offshore account where we can effectively transfer this money to and conveniently
reclaim it afterwards. We shall make provisions for any inconveniences we may cause you. In fact, we have already
decided to compensate you with the 30% of the total funds at the end of a successful transaction. Currently, I and my 2
other colleagues have removed the boxes from our custody to a safe and secure security firm in Johannesburg where
they were safely deposited as Artifacts designated for overseas shipment.
I cannot say much for now until I receive your response. Please, provide me with your most confidential mobile numbers
to reach you on phone. Please feel free to partner with me in this profitable venture. I assure you of a risk-free
involvement in this transaction as I advise you keep this transaction confidential for the safety of our jobs.
Thanks and sincerely,
_________________________________
Mr. Elijah Mazibuko
Important: The attached VIDEO was found inside one of the boxes. Please, Download and watch the VIDEO but keep the content confidential.
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