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From: Paul Williams
Allied Bank of South Africa.
Dear Sir,
I apologize for any inconvenience this letter might cause you, considering
the fact that you do not know me in person. I am Paul Williams, deputy
general manager, (foreign operations) with Allied Bank of South Africa.
A client of ours, (name with held) from your country dead in an Egyptian
airplane crash in 1999, (<http://www.airsafe.com/flt990.htm>) he left some
amount of money in his account in our bank before his death. The bank has
been making frantic efforts to locate any of his relatives to claim the
Money, but this effort has not yielded any success.
Fortunately we found your name and decided to contact you, if you want
further information such as (a). The identity of the late client and (b) how
much money he left, kindly forward to us your phone and fax numbers to
enable us send the full details to you, your reply MUST be through this
email address:***.***
Yours faithfully,
Paul Williams
Technorati Tags: Accident Victim Scam
Today's scam posted by dymaxion at February 9, 2006 03:31 PM
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From: Paul Williams
Allied Bank of South Africa.
Dear Sir,
I apologize for any inconvenience this letter might cause you, considering the fact that you do not know me in person. I am Paul Williams, deputy general manager, (foreign operations) with Allied Bank of South Africa.
A client of ours, (name with held) from your country dead in an Egyptian airplane crash in 1999, (<http://www.airsafe.com/flt990.htm>) he left some amount of money in his account in our bank before his death. The bank has been making frantic efforts to locate any of his relatives to claim the
Money, but this effort has not yielded any success.
Fortunately we found your name and decided to contact you, if you want further information such as (a). The identity of the late client and (b) how much money he left, kindly forward to us your phone and fax numbers to enable us send the full details to you, your reply MUST be through this
email address:***.***
Yours faithfully,
Paul Williams
Allied Bank of South Africa.
Dear Sir,
I apologize for any inconvenience this letter might cause you, considering the fact that you do not know me in person. I am Paul Williams, deputy general manager, (foreign operations) with Allied Bank of South Africa.
A client of ours, (name with held) from your country dead in an Egyptian airplane crash in 1999, (<http://www.airsafe.com/flt990.htm>) he left some amount of money in his account in our bank before his death. The bank has been making frantic efforts to locate any of his relatives to claim the
Money, but this effort has not yielded any success.
Fortunately we found your name and decided to contact you, if you want further information such as (a). The identity of the late client and (b) how much money he left, kindly forward to us your phone and fax numbers to enable us send the full details to you, your reply MUST be through this
email address:***.***
Yours faithfully,
Paul Williams
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