> Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2014 12:05:43 -0700
> From: paulashley@uk-hsbc.org
> Subject: Can You Be Trusted. .
> To:
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> Dear Sir,
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> I'm aware that's startling when an unexpected letter comes from a stranger, please accept my sincere apologies if my letter does not meet your business or personal ethics.
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> My name is Steve Bangura, a member of Contract Review and Payment Committee with Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation. I am in charge of vetting and payment of executed contracts.
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> Most of these contracts awarded were deliberately over inflated to accommodate our personal interest; the original contractors have been paid leaving us with about $15M USD which is now held in a special bank account in one of our foreign reserve accounts for the payment of completed contracts executed by foreign firms.
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> Since the original contractors have been paid long ago, I am looking for a trustworthy overseas partner to stand in as the sub-contractor to the executed project and make claim to this over-inflated amount ($15M USD).
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> Please be very well aware that I alone cannot personally claim this funds by myself because I require an outsider like you. I will only be able to play my role as an insider, because without me, you cannot also be able to claim the money all by yourself. Therefore, we need to collaborate as partners. Upon a successful claim process, we shall share the money equally between the two of us at a ratio of 50-50
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> If you are interested in this proposal I am making to you kindly confirm by replying to my email or contact me through my telephone number provided in this letter for more details.
> I make this goodwill offer to you in good faith, and therefore expect you to treat it as such please. If you agree to accept the offer and work with me then we are surely going to reap the benefit of a good partnership, however, if you are not interested, then please simply discard this message and do not disclose it to any other third party.
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> Sincere regards,
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> Frank Abulam
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