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From Mr. Peter Mageza Wed Apr 14 08:01:24 2010
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Dear Sir,
My name is Mr. Peter Mageza and it's great to communicating with you. I am writing to proposition and to enlighten you further on a unique business deal/proposal. For purpose of clarity, we are a three-man members working with the Department of Minerals and Energy (www.dme.gov.za) here in South Africa vested with the authority to appraise and approve contracts according to the priority of the Government of South Africa. By virtue of our position in the Department, over time, we have been able to, through hindsight of mining contracts and careful manipulation of contract award documents secured for ourselves a contract sum of Fourteen Million, Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars (US$14, 500, 000. 00) only, which we need your assistance to transfer into a safe account overseas to be held in your name.
We need your assistance as the funds are secured in an escrow account of the Government specifically set aside for the settlement of outstanding payments to foreign contractors. We are handicap as the civil service code of conduct does not allow us to operate offshore account hence your importance in this transaction. What we are proposing is, for you assisting us; we are going to give you 40% of the entire funds after deduction of expenses.
Consequently, we want to front you//your company as the new beneficiary of the sum of $14.5M to legalizing this transaction, we will procure the appropriate documents by incorporating any name you will provide to us which will be used to apply for the release of the funds to you. With the machineries in place, the ownership of the contract will be transferred to you after the validation and authentication of the documents at the Department of Justice here in Pretoria. We will meet with you with the relevant original documents as soon as you receive notification of funds from the Reserve Bank of South Africa before final transfer into your nominated bank account by Telegraphic Transfer.
Remember that this transaction is 100% risk free as long as you treat it with utmost confidentiality.
My colleagues and I require your personal guarantee concerning the safety/availability of our share on demand when the funds is credited to your nominated bank account and advise us on any good investment in your country. If you follow my instructions carefully, we will conclude this transaction within Fourteen (14) working days.
Please endeavor to observe the required level of confidentiality as we are still in active Public Service. I expect you to expedite action on this email as time is of essence.
Regards and Have a great Year!
Peter