> From: uyeuiioe@yahoo.com.hk
> Subject: Confidential.
> Date: Thu, 20 May 2010 10:06:06 -0400
> To:
>
> Hello Dear,
>
> I am Mr Raymond george, a staff of bills and exchange at the foreign
> remittance Department of a commercial BANK in London. In
> my department, we discovered an abandoned sum of (US$2.5M) Two Million,
> Five hundred, thousand United States Dollars only, in an account that
> belongs to Mr Donald who died along with his entire family in
> 26th December 2003 in a plane crash during their christmas holiday.
> Click bellow to view the plane crash chaotic scene
>
> http://english.pravda.ru/accidents/21/97/384/11653_Aircrash.html
>
> Since we got information about his death,the bank has been expecting
> his next of kin to come over for the claims because we cannot release
> it unless somebody applies as a next of kin or relation to the deceased
> as indicated in our banking guidelines.
>
> Unfortunately we learnt that he did not mention any beneficiary to his
> account before his sudden death. It is therefore upon this discovery
> that I and a colleague of mine in the office now decided to contact
> you,having the same last name with him and also with our suport as
> insiders in the bank, it makes it easier for the money to be released
> to you as the next of kin or relation to the deceased since nobody is
> fronting for the money and we do not want this funds to go into disbursement
> account as unclaimed bills.
>
> The banking law and guidelines here stipulates that if such money
> remained unclaimed after four(7) years the money will be transferred
> into the government account as unclaimed fund.
>
> We shall negotiate on the percentage split of the funds as we proceed.
> Therefore to enable immediate release of the inheritance to you as
> arranged, you should contact me immediately via email for further
> directives on how to go about actualizing the claim
> in your name.Email the below information.
>
> Your full name:
> Tel/mobile number:
> Occupation:
> Age:
>
> I look forward to your immediate response.
> Best regards
> Mr Raymond George.