Scam / Vorschussbetrug!
Betreff:
To the attention of this email owner.
Von:
Leslie R. Ozsvath
kult_v@srvk.gov.ua
To the attention of this email owner.
My name is Mr. Leslie R. Ozsvath, I work as an accountant in Citibank London Ontario Canada, There is this amount of US$79,752,000.00, Seventy nine million seven hundred and fifty two thousand United State Dollars that was deposited to our bank by a foreigner for years now and the depositor died without next of kin, I was his account manager and i take care of all his transactions, Please I need your assistance as a foreigner for transferring this fund to your bank account as the next of kin for both of us benefit for life time investment, I will like to present you as the next of kin to the late Foreign customer I will personally attach your details to the account as his next of kin if you are interested.
I have every detail of the late client and all necessary documents that will make the bank believe you and release the fund to you within 5-7 bank working days with your full cooperation with me. Note that 50% of the total funds is for you while 50% for me after successful transfer. Contact me if you are interested. Email me directly to the below email for more details, DO NOT REPLY TO THE SENDER EMAIL! Kindly contact me directly through my personal email if you are interested in doing the business with me. I will give you more details of the transaction once you are willing and capable in handling the funds.
Phone: +1-807-788-0702, text me or email,
email: lozsvath21@gmail.com
Mr. Leslie R Ozsvath
Übersetzung:
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