Achtung Scam/Vorschussbetrug!

Betreff:

Hi

Von:

Paul Matondi
legalizacao@depaulacontadores.com.br

From. Paul Matondi

Tel: +27 733238036,

Dear Friend

I hope this message finds you well. We discovered your contact information during our search for a trustworthy foreign partner who can assist us in a critical matter. Please accept our apologies if this email causes any discomfort, as we are reaching out to you without prior acquaintance.

My name is Paul Matondi, and I am reaching out on behalf of my family. Due to the political crisis in Zimbabwe, we are currently refugees in South Africa and urgently need your assistance.

Our father, Sir Clifford Matondi, was a prominent farmer in Zimbabwe who opposed President Robert Mugabe’s land policies. As a result, our farm was destroyed, and our father was severely beaten, leading to his death. Before he passed, he deposited $30 million in a South African financial institution for purchasing farming equipment.

As refugees, we cannot access these funds. We seek your help to transfer the money out of South Africa by standing as our father’s beneficiary, facilitated by his financial attorney.

In appreciation, we offer you 35% of the total funds, with 5% allocated for transfer-related expenses. The remaining 60% will help us start a new business in your country with your support.

Please respond if you are willing to assist, and we will provide further details.

Thank you and God bless,

Paul and Sandile Matondi
(On behalf of the Matondi Family)

Bei Scam/Vorschussbetrug ist der Ablauf immer nahezu identisch. Als erstes wird ein Geldbetrag in Aussicht gestellt. Das geht von Erbschaften über Geschäftsvorschläge, Gewinne bis zu Kreditvergaben, Entschädigungen und Spenden. Allerdings muss man, um in den Genuss des Geldes zu kommen, in finanzielle Vorleistung treten, z.B. Notargebühren, Kontogebühren, Schmiergelder, spezielle Versicherung… usw. Egal wie auch immer, man wird keinen einzigen Cent der versprochenen Summe zu sehen bekommen.

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