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#395167 by Troy Platt Fri Aug 23, 2019 9:46 am
From: Damitart Paul Lare <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2019 20:51:40 -0700
Subject: Your immediate reply will be highly appreciated
To: [email protected]


Dear Friend,

I am contacting you to help retrieve the deposit sum of
(USD17,000,000.00 )My late client left in his bank,Possible your
relative, to avoid confiscation by the executive officials of the
bank. Let me start by formally introducing myself to you.

I am Barrister Damitart Paul Lare, a Legal Practitioner and Principal
Partner of an accredited Law Firm. I am the Attorney representing your
late relative , who lost his life during the 2004 Tsunami disaster
while on vacation with his family in Thailand at the famous tourist
resort Island of Pucker.

Please I will need you to assistance in transfer an abandoned fund
left in his account, Possible your relative,My late client he took
life Insurance Policy which entitles any Surviving member of his
family to a large sum of USD17,000,000.00 in the event of his death.

I am not pursuing this claim for the monetary gain but a duty I owe to
my late client as I intend to use part of the funds to establish a
Charity Foundation or Children Hospital in his name, notwithstanding
you will be adequately rewarded for your assistance in this endeavor.

Your immediate reply will be highly appreciated on my private E-mail:
[email protected] For more information,

Thanks for your prompt response.

Respectfully Yours,

Barr. Damitart Paul Lare

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