Dilo Rami

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From:     WANG <dilo.rami@live.de>
Subject:     REQUEST A SWIFT REPLY PLS...
Date:     Sat, 27 Jun 2009 23:01:07 +0200 (17:01 EDT)

Hello dear,

This message is a very unusual one but bearing in mind my limitations I decided to contact you.

My name is Mr.Dilo Rami, I am terminally ill and bed ridden. Having accepted my condition I decided to entrust some fund I have ( US $ 15.2 Million) deposited in Europe to either a philanthropic organization or devoted individual that will utilize this money for charitable activities.

30% of the money is allocated to you, to ensure that you are prepared for the task, the balance 70% of this money will be used by you in all sincerity to fund philanthropic organization,orphanages.

I am taking this decision because I don't have any child or devoted relations whose behavior has left much to be desired and above all I don't want a situation where this money will be used in an unGodly manner, hence my bold decision to contact you, a total stranger, I got your email address from the Internet.

Since my health is regressing by the minute, you will have to tell me alittle about yourself.

I will make arrangement to prepare the Authorization through an Attorney for you to get Possession of the Deposit. Until I hear from you, I pray that this letter bring you and your family good tidings.

God be with you. Dilo.

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