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URGENT BUSINESS PROPOSAL.

Tel: +27-78-4619-968.
Email: helenjack@webmail.co.za

Dear Sir/Madam,
URGENT BUSINESS PROPOSAL.

After my official enquiry from the foreign trade office of the chambers of commerce
& industry here in Johannesburg South Africa, I decided to contact you but I did not
disclose the intention to anyone else because of the delicate nature of the
project.I found your profile very interesting and decided to reach you directly to
solicit for your assistance and guidelines in making a business investment and
transfer of US$45,000,000.00(Forty-five million) to your country within the next few
days.

Please I must plead for your confidence in this transaction. I am a high placed
official working with Department of (Finance & Economic Affairs) in Johannesburg. I
am currently in need of a silent foreign partner whose identity we can use to
transfer this sum of money. But at this moment, I am constrained to issue more
details about this profitable business investment until I get your response by
email, please if you can take out a moment of your very busy schedule today to
respond back to my private email below for more details and include your private
telephone number in your response which I will highly appreciate. This fund accrued
legitimately to us as commission from foreign contracts, through our private
connections.

The fund is presently waiting to be remitted from the bank here in South Africa to
any overseas beneficiary confirmed by us as associate/receiver. By virtue of my
position as a civil servant in my country, I cannot acquire this money in my name.
Because as a high placed civil servant, I am not allowed by the civil service
codewhichof conduct to own or operate bank accounts outside of our shores. On the
other hand,it is not safe for me to keep the money here due to unstable political
environment.I have been mandated to look for an overseas silent partner who could
work with me to facilitate transfer of this fund for our mutual benefit, hence the
reason for this email.

My proposal is that after you receive the funds, it would be shared as follows: (1)
25% to you as commission for your co-operation and assistance in facilitating the
transfer, while the remaining 70% belongs to me and 5% will be set aside to repay
any expenses made in the process of transferring the funds to your country You will
be free to take out your commission immediately after the money hits your account in
your country. Since my objective is to invest the money in a foreign country, it
would be appreciated if you could also help me with advices and direction on
investing into profitable ventures in your country.

However, this is optional, and if it is not convenient for you to further assist me
with investing the money, we can end our cooperation after you make available to me
my part of the money. The transaction, although discreet, is legitimate and the
money will be transferred successfully with all necessary back-up official documents
showing the legitimate source/origin of fund. The transfer will be effected as soon
as we reach an agreement and you furnish me with a suitable response indicating your
interest for processing the transfer.

I plead with you on one issue, whether you are interested or not, kindly do not
expose this information to any one else. I confirm that the transaction is
legitimate and without any risks either to me or yourself.Please, give me your
response immediately by returning this mail through my alternative email address.
helenjack@webmail.co.za

Yours Faithfully,
Miss. Helen Jack.
Finance & Economic Affairs Dept. (South Africa)

EU TE ODEIO O QUE FEZ COMIGO !!!

Sempre desconfiei que voce estava fazendo isso!
pensei que voce levasse a serio nossa relacao
nunca pensei que voce fosse capaz disso, te odeio!


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Greetings PFWSHCIRTN

Hello,

This is Deborah Taylor of the US marine platoon, but redeployed to Iraq,I need your help to evacuate $12.7m
to you,as far as I can be assured that it will be safe in your care or invested on my behalf till my return. Be rest
assured that you will be properly taken care of.

Plese email me back at deborahtaylor7c@yahoo.com

Deborah Taylor.

CORLSWHSYZDXGWFCIGJWJIDJVOHGRJQWPSUINM

My Dearest One.

My Dearest One.   Greetings, I thank you for make out time to reply my mail message and I hope this mail meets you in good time. However strange or surprising this contact might seem to you as we have not meet personally or had any dealings in the past, I humbly ask that you take due consideration of its importance and immense benefit.   I am Ms Angela Isaka the Daughter of late Mr. Robbert Isaka, I wish to request for your assistance in an immediate transaction. My late father was a contractor and a Crude Oil Merchant before his death, on his sick bed, he instructed me and my mother to look for a foreigner who will assist us for an investment overseas.   He discloses to us about sum of Five Million Three hundread thousand Dollars (us$5.3M).which he kept for Investment in one of the prime bank here, i have with me here the bank contact information together with the documents covering the deposit of the fund. After several months of funeral of my late father, My uncles and some members of the family started treating us bad with their human wickedness and diabolic powers; thereby forcing my mother out of her matrimonial home which at the end they eliminated my mother and left me motherless and fatherless.   I humbly seek your assistance to retrieve this fund and transfer it into your bank account for investment in your country. Therefore, I am crying and seeking for your kind assistance in the following ways:   (1) To provide a safe bank account where the money will be transferred for investment, (2) To make arrangement for me to come over to your country to further my education, and to secure a resident permit for me in your country.   Consider this and get back to me so that i can provide you with more information about this business relationship. My computer is unable to respond to attchment files, I will send my picture in my next mail once i hear from you today. Your Sincerely.   Ms Angela Isaka.

RE FROM SISTER MANDALINE

GREETING IN THE NAME OF OUR LORD

 

GLORIFICATION LATTER

 

FROM MANDALINE RANDYBYTE

 

Greeting in the name of our lord Jesus Christ. please, as you read this letter, I don't want you to feel sorry for me because i believe that everyone will die someday. I am Mrs mandaline randybyte . a woman from solomon irland i a m marry to mr John randybyte a citizen of cote d ivoire,who worked with  embassy in Ivory  Coast for nine years before he died in the year October 2003.
 
before his death we are happy husband and wife in Christian family. since his death i decided not to remarry or get a child outside my matrimonial home which the bible is against it. when my husband was alive, we deposited the sum of $12Million (twelve Million U.S. Dollars) with one of the good banks in Abidjan Presently,this money is still with the bank.

recently my doctor told me that i have cardiac problem which affected my heart. and the most is stroke. and it is quite obvious that i won't live more than four months according to my doctors, this is because the cancer stage has gotten a very bad stage. my late husband was very wealthy and after his death, i inherited all his business access.

 

my doctors has advised me that i may not live for more than four months. so, i now took a bold decision to divide the part of this wealth, to contribute to the development of church in Africa, America , asia ,europe.and help of the motherless baby and widows.

now, the lord has called me to rest my life with him in heaven mean while, I am willing to donate this money $12Million (twelve Million U.S. Dollars)to you for the use of god charity work in your church and to help the widows, motherless babies and refugee in your country .

i am asking of your assistance immediately i finished my praying and fasting for the lord Jesus Christ to provide me a honest person who can not betray me and use this fund as i have stated herein

(1)i will like you to promise me that you will use this money for the help of charity work.
(
2)promise me that you will not betray me as soon as you get this money from the bank

 

As soon as I receive your reply I shall give you the contact of the bank here in Abidjan so that you will contact them on my behalf. I will also issue you a letter of authority that will empower you as the new beneficiary of this fund. for the realise of the fund to you as my health condition will not allow me to do anything on my self

Yours sister mandaline randybyte

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