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From: =?iso-8859-1?q?Westpac=20Banking=20Corporation=20London?= <westpacbanking2005@yahoo.co.in>
Reply-To: westpacbanking@walla.com
Date: Tue, 2 May 2006 03:18:17 +0530 (IST)
Subject: VERY URGENT
I have a new email address!You can now email me at: westpacbanking2005@yahoo.co.in
I am Mr.Andy Bushman,Branch Manager, Westpac Banking
Corporation London.
On January 6th 1999, one Mr. Mohamed Kamal Yasser ,an
Egyptian National,a consultant/contractor with
Gardiner & Theobald,a leading firm of project and cost
management consultants, made a numbered time (Fixed)
Deposit,valued at £19,500,000.00(Nineteen Million,Five
Hundred ThousandPounds)for twelve calender months in
my Bank Branch.
Upon Maturity, we sent a routine notification to
hisforwarding address but got no reply. After a
month,we senta reminder and finally we discovered from
his contract employers (Gardiner & Theobald) that Mr.
MohamedKamal Yasser died from air disaster in October
31st, 1999.Onfurther investigation, it was discovered
that he died without making a WILL (En-state) and all
attempts to trace his next of kin was fruitless.
Please go through this website to confirm this story
about the plane crash.
http://www.greatdreams.com/PassEAir990.htm
On further investigations, it was discovered that Late
Mr Mohamed Kamal Yasser did not declare any next of
kin or relations in all his official documents,
including his Bank Deposit paper work here at the
Bank.The total sum,£19,500,000.00 is still
in my bank and the interest is being rolledover with
the principal sum at the end of each year. No one will
ever come forward to claim it.
In accordance with the Banking Federal Laws and
constitution,at the expiration of 7 (seven) years,the
money will revert to the ownership of the Government
if nobody applies as the next of Kin to claim the
funds.
Consequently, I shall present you as a foreign partner
to stand in as the next of kin to late Mr. Mohamed
Kamal Yasser so that you and I can benefitfrom the
fruits of this old man's labour to enhance
humanitarian Organisation Worldwide.
Upon acceptance of this proposal, I shall send to you
either by fax or email a scanned copy of the Westpac
Banking Corporation "Next of Kin Payment Application
Form"as well as detailed information on how this deal
would be transacted.
We shall employ the services of a solicitor for the
drafting of the LAST WILL & TESTAMENT of Late
Mr.Mohamed Kamal Yasser and to obtain all other
relevant papers in your name for the necessary
documentation for payment approval in my
bankheadquarters in your favour.
The money will be shared in the ratio:Sixty percent
for me, thirty five percentfor you and five percent
for any arising contigencies during the course of this
transaction.I guarantee that this will be executed
under legitimate arrangement
that will protectyou from any breach of the law as I
will use my position as the Bank's Branch Managerto
secure approvals and guarantee the successful
execution of this
transaction.It will take only 7-10 working days to
conclude this transaction.
Please be informed that your utmost confidentiality is
required. If this interests you, please reply me
immediately via the private email address below and
please include your private phone number for voice
contact and fax number so that I can provide you with
more details and relevant documents that will help you
understand the transaction better.
Awaiting your urgent reply.
Thanks.
Best regards,
Andy Bushman
(westpacbanking@walla.com)
- Westpac Banking Corporation London
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