From: David Blair <bl@dblairs.onmicrosoft.com>
Reply-To: <dblair060@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 2015 10:14:53 +0100
Subject: Dear Partner,


Dear Partner, I believe that my letter will meet you today in perfect healt=
h; I am David Blair, NatWest Bank Senior Private Banking Manager in United =
Kingdom. I have decided to seek your confidential co-operation in the execu=
tion of this transaction for both of us mutual benefit. During the auditing=
of private accounts in Natwest Bank, I noticed a bank account that holds G=
BP =A326.400.000 (Twenty Six Million Four Hundred Thousand British Pounds S=
terling) which has not been operated for more than 10 years now. After my v=
erification, I understood that the account belongs to our deceased customer=
Charles Falkenberg who was a victim of an air crash in 2001. He left no sp=
ecific heir to these funds, so I took the courage to seek your consent to p=
resent you as the next of kin so that the value of this account will be rel=
eased to you as the beneficiary. All I request of you, is your utmost since=
re co-operation and maximum confidentiality to conclude this transaction su=
ccessfully. I have carefully outlined the modalities for execution of this =
transaction in a lawful manner to protect us from any breach of the law bot=
h in your country and here in England during and after the fund transfer to=
your bank account. Upon your consideration and acceptance of this offer, p=
lease forward to me immediately; Your Full Name, Contact Address and Teleph=
one numbers to enable me enter your information into Natwest bank database =
as the named next of kin/ heir beneficiary of these funds and I will guide =
you until the funds is disbursed to you, which will be shared between me an=
d you in the percentage ratio of 60:40 respectively. Thanks in anticipation=
of your urgent response. Regards, David Blair, Senior Private Banking Mana=
ger NatWest Bank Plc.