Attention: xxx xxx
This is a legitimate transaction. I choose you to become the beneficiary to
my late client Mr. John F. xxx , because he died without a will
covering the sum mentioned to you and for the best reason known to him, he
did not get married, so I contacted you to help receive his estate by a
legal right given to me. John died three days after an auto crash but
before he passed, he made me promise him that I will not allow the crown
claim his estate, that I must make sure his funds were used to help Charity.
As a Lawyer (Barrister) I will be representing you in the court so you do
not need your personal lawyer in this matter because this can only be done
here in London and the application is before the court and the probate
registry.
As soon as we obtain the court documents and also receive the approval of
the probate registry, the bank will be instructed to release the funds to
you.
Meanwhile, as soon as the funds are released to you, I expect to be
compensated with about 25% of the proceeds and you will have 25% of the
estate and 50% will be used to help charity organizations in your city. I
will also come to your country to visit you, meet you in person and also
collect my share of the proceeds. Please you must be discreet about this
matter until we are done.
I am waiting for your prompt response. Please forward to me your full
names, physical address and direct cell phone number alongside your
response. My profession teaches that this kind transaction is better
handled confidentially. Please call my direct mobile to confirm the receipt
of this email
Thanks,
Sandra Dawson
Mobile: + 44-744 144 0476
Fax Number: + 44-741-8006-001
Email: sandra.dawson@ublightlawchambers.com
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