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From: "Anan Martins" <anan_martins3@msn.com>
Reply-To: ananmartins@sify.com
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2006 09:04:18 +0100
Subject: URGENT ATTENTION!!
Dear friend,
I am Anan Martins,age 28 and a graduate of Estate Management from the
University of Nigeria Nsukka .
It's my humble intention to confide in you that my father Engr.Patrick
Martins died in 2003 as a result of his diagnosed cancer and he had a fixed
deposit sum of $9.5(Nine Million,Five Hundred Thousand Usd) in London.And
since then,my mother as a good housewife she is, has been taking care of us
within her meagre living.So considering the fact that i have now graduated
and my profession of study has to do with real estate investment and
considering the family present situation,i have discussed with my mother on
the need to contact you on how best we can go into real estate partnership
investment which will lead to the transfer of the money,the relocating of
the family and my taking up of a postgraduate(Masters) degree in a
University there in your country.
Regards,
Anan Martins.
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