Attn: Managing Director
I am an external auditor with a London based bank, during the course of my forensic auditing in the bank, I came across a docile bank account with the sum of ₤3,8Million British Pounds, and on further investigation, I discovered, that this bank account and funds belongs to a late foreign client of the bank, who died in a natural catastrophe, without indicating the next of kin, in this eventuality.
It is at this point that I propose to you as a foreigner, to assist in the claiming of these funds as the next of kin to the deceased, I have made the decision to execute the claimant of the funds, putting into consideration, the banking regulation law and guideline, which states, that in a case of the lack of operations of an account, after six years, due to the client been deceased and in the absence of the nomination of an heir by the deceased, then the funds will go to the state, by been transferred to the bank treasury as an unclaimed funds.
Please do note that adequate safety measures has been put in place to ensure a very smooth claim, and subsequent transfer of the funds to a foreign bank account, that we will nominate as the beneficiary, by the additional support that I do have as an insider at the bank.
If you are willing to assist me in this regards then you will be rewarded with 30% of the funds.
On the receipt of your response, I will inform you of the procedure that we will have to follow to execute a very hitch free transaction.
Yours faithfully,
Alan Daniels