Hello,
I believe that my letter will meet you today in good health; I am David Blair, NatWest Bank Senior Private
Banking Manager in United Kingdom. I have decided to seek your confidential co-operation in the execution of
this transaction for both of us mutual benefit. During the auditing of private accounts in Natwest Bank, I
noticed a bank account that holds GBP 26,400,000 (Twenty Six Million Four Hundred Thousand British Pounds
Sterling) which has not been operated for more than 10 years now. After my verification, I understood that
the account belongs to our deceased customer Charles Falkenberg who was a victim of an air crash in 2001. He
left no specific heir to these funds, so I took the courage to seek your consent to present you as the next
of kin so that the value of this account will be released to you as the beneficiary.
All I request of you, is your utmost sincere co-operation and maximum confidentiality to conclude this
transaction successfully. I have carefully outlined the modalities for execution of this transaction in a
lawful manner to protect us from any breach of the law both in your country and here in England during and
after the fund transfer to your bank account.
Upon consideration and acceptance of this offer, please kindly send to me the below information,
Your Full Name:
Office/Home Address:
Direct Mobile/telephone Number:
This information will enable me to upload your data into our bank database to reflect in the bank network system
that you are the named next of kin/will beneficiary of this fund, then I will guide you on communication with the
bank for onward transfer of the fund to you, please note that we have few days to carry out this deal.
Note: The proceeds of the funds will be shared between me and you in the percentage ratio of 50:50 respectively.
Thanks in anticipation of your urgent response.
Regards,
David Blair,
Senior Private Banking Manager
NatWest Bank Plc.