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> Subject: Please read...
> From: ajbaloyi@webmail.co.za
> Date: Mon, 2 Mar 2009 06:39:05 -0500
>
> Our ref:
>
> From :The Desk Of
> The Operations Manager
> Coin Security Group
> South Africa.
>
> Hello!
>
> I am the sectional Operations Manager with above the Security Company here in South Africa. I decided to make this contact due to your current location which might benefit both of us in this business deal. My company provides total security solutions within and beyond Africa, working in affiliation with other reputable firms in the same line of business.
>
> A consignment was deposited with us in 2006, by one of our United States client; Mr. Bert Harold. Three (3) weeks ago the client who resides in Mortar Valley (according to the given address) laid a claim to it. In accordance of our service agreement, the consignment was posted though a diplomatic Courier service for utmost safety. The diplomat has been trying to make contact with Mr. Harold till date to no avail.
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> The deal is this. The consignment contains a total to (US $12.2m) and the Diplomat is not aware of the content because it was tagged as family valuables. I can re-authorize the consignment to be delivered to you as the new beneficiary without any hindrances and no risk will be involved. The Diplomat is still in the United States with all legal documents awaiting further instruction / advice from my office.
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> Note; whatever information that I will pass to the diplomatic office here is what they will act upon. On this note I would like you not to take this opportunity as a joke because the diplomat is already in the U.S as I am writing this letter, and time is not on my side, also if the consignment should be returned back to South Africa without trace of Mr. BERT HAROLDS, the funds will be liquidated by top directors or made available for national treasury (as required under the law).
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> Please, acknowledge receipt of this email using my alternative email which I have provided below so that we can furnish you with the details of the modalities, discuss the next step and sharing ratio of the fund.
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>
> Regards.
>
> J. B. Austin (Mr.)
> spitz@bgsonline.net (private)
> Tel: +27 (0) 71 500 9121
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