Has someone offered you a huge sum of money or a valuable consignment? It's a 419 or advance fee fraud - find out how they work, and what to do to be safe.
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From: "barrster Mark Odens [email protected]

Hello Dear

I am Mark Odens, a Lawyer in Cotonou Republic of Benin , i had a Foreign client who is a
Gold Merchant from your country. Deposited a large sum of money with local bank here
Eventually, died as a result of lung cancer without a WILL,Now i want to introduce you to
the bank as the next of kin so that the money left behind by My client can be transfer to
your account through my help.

The money value US $10.5M was lodged in a local bank here by my client before his death on
23rd November 2009, I need your information so That I can present you to the bank as the
next of kin for further proceeding: Please provide Your full Name and Address, Your Age,
Occupation and Position,your email address and Mobile number for Communication Purpose,
Please reply via my personal email:[email protected], so that I will send more
details of Mr. Joerg to you.

+2296-875-0428
Thanks,
Odens

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[email protected]

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