KRnetters,
Can anyone explain how and why these E-mails get on the Net and what,
if any, validity these things have ?
Ray Goree
Arlington, Texas
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tony Utomy" <albertyoun...@sympatico.ca>
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 5:49 PM
Subject: QUEST FOR INVESTMENT
>
> Dear Sir,
> Pardon my intrusion into your privacy like this,but the
> circumstances warrant that I do so.
>
> I am Mr.Albert Young- a lawyer/consultant for some African
> eminent personels who prefer to remain anonymous.
> They have shown proofs to me which I have verified
> professionally that their claims are true,sincere and acurate as I
> wouldn't want my name and career smeared with mud.;that they have a
> certain large sum of money in CASH (USD$25,000,000.00 -
> Twenty five million USA dollars) stashed away in security and finance
> houses in europe.
>
> My clients are politicians,ex-head of states and some of
> them are in assylum Which explains why they prefer to remain
> anonymous.They have requested that I source for a reliable and capable
> foreigner to act as their partner who will help claim these funds from
> the security company after which it shall be used for investment as
> directed by the foreigner(subject to a close study of feasibilty
> expected to be supplied).The funds are duely protected professionally
> to avoid any unauthorized tamperings or theft.
>
> A total of 22.5% of the total sum has been set aside for
> you if you agree to be our partner as well as a 5% which is mapped out
> for all expenses which might be incurred in the process of
> claiming the funds from the security company.
>
> As a lawyer,I am aware of the various similar propositions
> flying about on the internet and I must confess that I was reluctant to
> take up this task,but having carried out my investigations
> and confirm it is true,I can confidently tell you that this is no scam.
>
>
> Kindly revert back to me should you wish to be a partner
> with 100% assurance that you will not regret your decision.
> Awaiting your prompt response.
>
> Sincerely yours,
>
> Mr Albert Young
>
>
