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by Arnold Mon May 09, 2011 5:08 am
from Yvonne Uwase lshinwe [email protected]
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date Sun, May 8, 2011 at 11:48 AM
subject Greetings From Rwanda !!


My name is Uwase, a female nursing student from Rwanda based in Senegal at the United Nation's charity home ( Refugee camp ) after the brutal war and Genocide that took place during the political crisis in my country.

Because of this war, my late Father sold his shipping company and brought me here to Dakar,Senegal where he deposited US$8,100,000.00 Million (Eight Million, one Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) in a finance firm.

I am seeking for your assistance to stand as my trustee in helping me transfer this Money with your position for a good investment Project in your country.

I have prayed before contacting you and after reading about your country as a fast growing economy.l see the need to relocate to your country for further studies and buy a good home with your sincere assistance.

I am willing to offer you 20% of the total sum for your assistance.
Please for your good information this transaction is 100% risk free and is no way connected with any illegal transaction. Please Help me to get out of this terrible situation and as soon as you receive this mail, please kindly reply me via email for more details .

The Finance Firm is ready to transfer my inheritance to your location or any location of your choice as my chosen Trustee.

If you are interested, kindly forward the following details to me so l can make an application for release with the finance firm.

1) Full names:
2) Scan copy of your personal identification:
3) Mobile phone number:
4) Contact address:
5) Occupation:
6) Age:

Best Regards,

Ms Uwase.'' ''

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