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Subject: Estate of Chris
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Martin Billings & Associates,
Solicitors & Advocates,
26-08-2012
Reply to : <[email protected]>

Dear Sir/Madam ,

I make this obligatory contact with you, with the belief that you will
give this proposition the consideration it deserves. I am Barrister
Martin Billings in charge of Natwest Bank legal services. Some few
years back and precisely in 2004, we received with shock the untimely
death of one of our esteemed customer along with his wife and only
child at the Tsunami disaster while on vacation in
Thailand.

The client in question had a fixed deposit account with our bank
valued $5,000,000.00 (Five Million United States Dollars)and in
accordance with section 23 (S.4) of the British banking and Allied Act
of 1996, it was clearly stated that if an account holder dies with
members of his biological family who statutorily should have inherited
the fund, any of the surviving member of the deceased extended family
reserves the right to inherit the fund, so long as the deceased did
not leave a WILL behind which would have enabled the bank to dispense
of the fund, and to further compound the problem all efforts to locate
any of the deceased surviving extended relative proved abortive.

However, in my desperate effort to trace any of the deceased extended
relative using the internet, I came across your name and observe that
you share the same last name with the deceased, which though maybe
coincidental, but could be very useful under the present circumstance,
as I need somebody that I could front to retrieve the fund from the
bank, so that we can share the proceeds, since all efforts to locate
the deceased relative so far, had resulted in exercise in futility. I
therefore seek your consent to present you as the Next of Kin to the
deceased if you don't mind. I have the necessary legal documents
needed to back you up. All I require is your honest and sincere
cooperation knowing the sensitive nature of this transaction. I
guarantee that this will be executed under legitimate arrangement
without any breach of law.

I wait to hear from you soonest. Please reply through my alternative
email address. [email protected]

Regards,

Mr. Billings.