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Janet Gabi
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[ BEGIN SCAM E-MAIL ]
From: janet gabi <jgabi056@msn.com>
Reply-to: <janetgabbi@gmail.com>
Subject: Do something for me
Date: Fri, 3 Jul 2009 01:28:40 +0000 (Thu, 21:28 EDT)
Hi,
I
know that it may sound strange to receive an email from someone you do
not know at all, but I am desperate to save my life and future that is
the reason I took this bold step, I have confidence that this is the
right step toward the right direction. My name is Janet Gabi and I am
from Ivory Coast a country in West Africa, My mother died of cancer
just after my birth and I have been with my father who never remarry.
Most unfortunately for me, my father just died in a car accident on his
way to one of his TIMBER exploitation sites. After the accident, he was
recovered dead and the burial ceremony was done properly. My main
problem now is that my father's relatives want me to marry their uncle
in order to secure my family wealth.
They
said that if I marry to an outsider, our family wealth will be taken to
another people and that they will not accept. They said it is their
right to preserve their family wealth and lineage. I refused because it
is ridiculous for them to compel me to marry an old man of 71 years; a
man old enough to be my ground father just to preserve the family
wealth. although I am a young girl of only 19 years old, I believe I
have the right to choose my own husband for myself. My refusal to their
plan was seen as insult so they threatened to deal with me without
pity. They said it is better that I do not live than to have the family
wealth given to an outsider. Last month, they sent some hired assassins
to kill me in our family house but as God will have it, I manage to
escape that death and I ran away from our family house to a place that
I am hiding presently to secure my life. I will not return back to that
house again else I would be dead.
This issue is serious.
Fortunately for me, my father made a deposit of USD$ 6 400 000.00 Six
million four hundred thousand united States dollars with my name in a
bank here that their family members are not aware of. During the
deposit, my father had agreement with the bank that the money will not
be given directly to me until I'm 26 years of age. Or if I
wish to receive the money before my 26 years old, then, I must appoint
a foreign guardian overseas who shall stand in my stead and receive the
money in his/her bank account. Considering that fact that I am only 19
now and the present situation with my relatives, I humbly request that
you stand as my foreign guardian so that the bank will release and
transfer the money to you. I will relocate to meet with you
once the money is transferred to you so I can start a new life there.
Please come to my rescue immediately and God will reward you. I am
ready to compensate you with 20% of the total amount and if you like,
we can also go intoac partnership with my money.
I thank you for your time to read this mail and I wait to hear from you and until then.
God richly bless you. Please reply to Email: janetgabbi@gmail.com
Janet Gabi.
[ END SCAM E-MAIL ]
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