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On Tuesday, June 17, 2014 12:22 PM, info gorden < infogorden@gmail.com > wrote:
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On Wednesday, June 25, 2014 4:50 AM, gor lee < gor13a@hotmail.com > wrote:
Greetings friend,
I am Mr. Gordon Chen of the Bank of East Asia (Industrial and Commercial Bank of China) NA, san Gabriel branch, California (usa), i write to seek your consent to carry out a transaction that will be highly beneficial to you and me.
Mr. David Angell was an account holder with my bank. I have been his account officer for 11 years before his death. He died during the world trade centre bombing in September 11 2001. Since his death, the management of my bank has made series of efforts to locate his family but all efforts were proved abortive. No one was able to claim the fund he deposited in my bank legally because there was no will to it. He had a secret dollar account with my bank worth the sum of $58,200,000.00 (fifty eight million, two hundred thousand United States dollars) with an interest agreement of 6.7%.
My purpose of contacting you now is this, I want you to come in as the next of kin/beneficiary to this account. I have all the titled documents to back your claim and as the vice president and manager of this branch, it is in my power to carry out any form of verification on the beneficiary of the said fund and process the fund wire without any problem. I want you to know that this is legal and 100% risk free as all the titled documents would be changed to your name and the fund wired to any bank account you wish to have it wired to.
Please note that i am willing to offer you 40% of the total sum while I will take 60%. As soon as the fund finally gets into your nominated bank account.
Kindly get back to me immediately via (infogorden@gmail.com ) (+1 (724) 648-3813),so that i advice you on how this would be carried out.
Sincerely,
Gorden Chen
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