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of scam e-mail variants
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Alex PUJEH
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scam! DON'T
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From: Alex Pujeh <alex_pu_jeh65@yahoo.com>
Reply-to: alexpujeh2009@hotmail.com
Subject: Assistance
Date: Mon, 2 Nov 2009 04:55:21 -0800 (PST) (07:55 EST)
CONFIDENTIAL
From:
Alex Pujeh
Tel:+233261778791
Dear Sir,
After
a discreet inquiries, I am able to discover your astute ability to
handle a business transaction of considerable volume which requires
urgency and secrecy.
My name is Alex PUJEH a Sierra
Leonean and the son of MOMOH PUJEH a former Minister of Transport and
Communication and a renown chief in a Diamond district of Sierra Leone
where he inherited a rich Diamond company. He was accused by Government
of President Tijan Kabah for misappropriation of public fund and was
arrested and jailed.
Before my father died, he instructed
and confined in me as his son about his business and secrecy. As a
matter of fact, my father gave me some documents bearing the name of a
Security Company in Accra capital city of Ghana, which he told me was
the place he deposited huge amount of money, Gold and Diamond when he
was assigned for special duty.
Armed with this documents
that my father gave to me, I flew to Accra , Ghana where I confirmed
the documents. The Security company showed me two sealed trunk boxes
with the inscription "FAMILY ARCHIVE" with my name being used as the
next of kin in the deposit form.
However, my father had
earlier informed me that he cleverly packed the Twenty Million US
Dollars [$20,000,000] in one sealed trunk box the second box contains
Gold and Diamond and told the Company that they contain the works of
art .This he did in order to conceal the money from being detected.
Now
with my father exit, I need a foreign partner with the image of God in
him who will assist me, my mother to receive this proceeds in
abroad , and who will equally not sidetrack me and my family when this
money get into his possession.
On completion of this
transaction, I wish to offer you 25% of total sum for your
assistance,10% for unforeseen or miscellaneous and 65% for I and my
family and my family will also come over to your country for a joint
investment according to your directives.
On your acceptance you can reach me for details talks.
Best Regards.
Alex Pujeh (for the family)
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