From Mr Usman Useni
Dear, Suddenly you got this mail and
may be doubting and wondering how I got your mail contact. Well, I got your
contact from an operator of an internet services in the Chambers of
Commerce and Industry here in Abidjan, Cote d' Ivoire, hence I decided to
write you, though I did not mention the transaction to
him. I Mr Usman
Useni ,an accountant with one of the local bank here in Abidjan, the Republic of Cote d'Ivoire
I am contacting you on this business
of transferring the sum of (US$8 million) into a safe foreign account and
it must be very confidential. I solicit your urgent assistance for the
transfer of these funds into your Bank
account. I wish to inform you that we
discovered the said amount of money during our last audit work in the month
of April 2009. Myself and two others of my colleagues discovered this
money belongs to one MR Kazu Bakayoko, a very rich farmer who died some
three years ago the Kenya airlines plane crash here in Abidjan. Mr.
Bakayoko was on board with his entire family including his next of kin
to his account since then nobody has come for claim these
funds. We therefore solicit your assistance to come out as the
next of kin to Mr. Bakayoko. As soon as you agree to do so, we will arrange
all formalities to transfer the money to your bank account . Note that all
the modalities of this transfer are RISK FREE.
We want to make the following points clear for
you so that you can have a better understanding of why we are contacting
you. 1-As civil servants, we are not permitted to operate or
own a foreign account while in office due to CIVIL SERVICE CODE OF
CONDUCT. 2-Our present financial resources will not be
sufficient to process and procure all documents and formalities from
varoius Ministries here, hence the need for a reliable foreign partner
abroad is required for financial assistance as the case may
be. 3-You will be forwarded as the next of kin of the fund.
Your assisting percentage will be as agreed when you finally get back
to us.
Best regards. Mr.Usman
Useni. |