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by Troy Platt Wed May 11, 2022 8:28 am
Reply-To: [email protected]
From: "Barr. Williams Aliwo (Esq" <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 10 May 2022 15:42:10 -0700
Subject: Dear Friend,


Barrister Williams Aliwo
(Williams Aliwo Chambers)
53, Abbas street, Apapa-Lagos
Nigeria

Dear Friend,

I humbly crave your indulgence in sending you this mail, and if the
content does not meet with your personal and business ethics, I wish
to apologize in advance. My name is Barrister Williams Aliwo Esq. I am
the personal attorney to a late national of your country who was an
oil merchant here in Nigeria (whom I don't want to release the full
names of in this first email for obvious reasons). On the 27th of
April 2010, my client was involved in a car accident here in Lagos,
Nigeria and unfortunately lost his life in the event of the crash.
Since then I have made several inquiries to locate any of his direct
relatives but all was to no avail.

Prior to the accident that claimed his life, my client was operating a
bank account here with a cash balance of US$7.5Million (Seven Million
Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) and which has remained
unclaimed till date. Basically, the reason I have contacted you is
because the bank where the deceased had the account has now issued me
a notice to provide his next of kin within the next 21 working days or
they will have no option than to declare the account unserviceable and
confiscate the funds. Therefore, since I have not been successful with
locating or rather tracing any of his direct relative till date, I
wish to seek your consent to present your name as the next of kin of
the deceased since you answer same surname and from the same country
with him, so that the funds will be transferred to you as the
beneficiary and then you and I will share the funds than allowing the
bank to confiscate the huge amount. Fortunately, whether you are a
direct relative of him or not is never a barrier to the success of the
claim procedure.

Upon your acceptance and return mail, the process of claim is very
simple and not complicated nor risky to your involvement. We shall
acquire legal documents that will be used to back up this fund's claim
in your name as the next of kin/beneficiary of the funds. Hence, it
will be necessary that you give me your honest co-operation and
assistance to enable us to see this transaction through. I guarantee
you that this transaction will be executed under a legitimate
arrangement in accordance with the inheritance claim act here, but
more importantly, be rest assured that you are not breaking any law or
under any risk whatsoever. Therefore, kindly get back to me and
provide me with your: FULL NAMES, DETAILED ADDRESS AND PERSONAL PHONE
NUMBER and should you need any further question, please feel free to
ask me. NOTE: After a successful claim and transfer of the funds to
the bank account which you will provide, you and I will share the
funds at the rate of 50% for me and 50% for you as settlement for your
assistance and cooperation.

I Awaiting your urgent response. Through this my private email.
[email protected]

Regards,
Barr. Williams Aliwo (Esq
Get back to me Only on this my
Private Email: [email protected]

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