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Engr. David Dudu
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From: David Dudu <engrdaviddudu100@live.co.za>
Reply-to: <davidengr@yahoo.com>
Subject: Partnership Business
Date: Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:27:17 +0000 (08:27 EDT)
Dear Sir,
Please read the attachment file and get back to me if you are interested
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Mr. Solomon Abbas
Direct Line: +27 83 575 3712.
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Word document attachment (PARTNERSHIP BUSINESS.doc)
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Engr. David Dudu
# 24 Blairgorew Road Ranburg Johannesburg
South Africa
Direct Line: +27 83 575 3712.
Dear Sir,
I am Engr. David Dudu, the first son of late Sir.
Jabu Dudu, who was the Chairman of the farmer’s co-operative Union in
Zimbabwe. I found your contact details while I was conducting a private
research in your country companies’ directory for a reliable and
capable foreign partner who will assist my family and me to transfer
the sum of US$18 Million (Eighteen Million United States Dollars) to
any personal or company account for investment.
My father was
among the farmer’s who were brutally murdered in cold blood by the
President Robert Mugabe Zanu-PF party supporters during the land
dispute that just happened in my country Zimbabwe. This money was
mapped out by my late father for the development of a new farm in
Namibia and also to buy some agricultural machine (Farming tractors)
for a new farming season before his sudden death. As the first son of
the family I am faced with the responsibility to manage my father’s
estates.
After carefully consideration with my mother, we
resolved to contact you for your most needed assistance. We duly
apologize for infringing into your privacy as I make this proposal to
you as a man of integrity and high esteem.
This fund is
deposited in a secret Security vault of a private Equity Trust Company
here in South Africa. I am prepared to split 30% for you provided that
70% will be intact at the end, for my family investment in your
country, as I am planning to relocate with my family to your country at
the end. Note that this business is 100% risk free as my mother has
planned out all the necessary modality for a free and smooth
transaction.
You can read this website for more details on these crises in my country Zimbabwe
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/715001.stm
While, I look forward to hear from you soon. Absolute confidentiality and secrecy remain important in this deal.
May God bless you and your good family?
With my best regards,
Engr. David Dudu
For the Family.
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