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by David Jansen Sun Feb 23, 2014 6:06 am
From: Mr. James Lee <[email protected]>
Date: 2014/1/10
Subject: GOOD DAY
To:





Dear Friend,

Good day to you. Before I introduce myself, I wish to inform you that this
letter is not a hoax mail and I urge you treat it serious. I am Mr. James
Lee, a citizen of Malaysia.

I write to seek your assistance. Some years back i made some investment in
Canada and America through an investment agent, which business has been
badly affected for the past years due to the economic situation. I have
asked that the investment be liquidated and the money transferred to me so
i could inject the funds into business here in Malaysia, but i was told by
the contact, that for one reason and the other that they have a new policy
not to transfer funds out for now.

Meanwhile, I wanted to travel to get the funds myself, but my doctor
advice against it, that my present health condition will not allow such
long distance trip. So i was told to provide an account in America or
Canada or Someone to receive the funds on my behalf. Please let me know if
you can receive the funds on my behalf and forward it to me, as this does
not require any form of expertise or expenses from your end. Just your
honesty and sincerity is all i need.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE THAT YOU ARE NOT SPENDING ANY MONEY ON THIS AND I WILL
OFFER YOU 10% OF THE MONEY YOU RECEIVE.

Let me know if you can handle this, once i receive your response i will
forward you the information of the contact and make arrangement on how to
receive the funds. Here is my private email ID for easy communication


[email protected]


I will be waiting to read from you to enable me
gives you more details.

Yours Truly,
Mr. James Lee

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