From: Brian Smith <ktsang30@yahoo.com>
Reply-To: brian_smith1125@yahoo.com
Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2011 16:41:30 +0800 (SGT)
Subject: Hello, how are you doing?


Hello, how are you doing?





Am sending you this email in regard of a deal I want you to help me get
done which you will benefit from after we share the money. I am aware
that this is an unconventional way of relaying an important deal such as
this. I did try without success to locate both your contact address or
phone/fax number and as such, I resorted in contacting you via email.





I want to place your name as the beneficiary to Thomas Stone's account
who die without any recorded beneficiary in his bank deposit and the
family is know where to be found, that's why I contacted you so that
once you have the money as the beneficiary, I will come over to meet you
for us to share. Sometimes a person will open a bank account, deposit
money, and then disappear into the tin air. Banks are not always able to
find out what has become of these silent customers, or to know whether
they should follow up on requests from people who claim to be heirs to
the accounts.





The main problem is that the customer resides abroad and, due to bank
secrecy, the bank cannot publish notices in the international press to
locate the depositories or Beneficiaries. All I need is to place your
name and address in the system data base as the beneficiary since I have
the system password and I will direct you how we can do this legally
without any problem. If you have any question ask me.


 Brian Smith