jeffy Ofori Scam E-mail

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From:     jeffy Ofori <jeffy.ofori@yahoo.com>
Reply-To:     jeffy.ofori@yahoo.com
Subject:     very important
Date:     Mon, 30 Jun 2008 23:41:21 -0700 (PDT) (Tue, 02:41 EDT)

Hello,

     I live in Ghana, I am 24 years old and I am a national of Sierra Leone.    With due respect, I am inquiring for your support to enable me withdraw an amount of U.S. $14m (Fourteen million United State Dollars) from a savings company in Ghana.

My father deposited the money in the company but the money was given to him by his foreign business associates to be buying gold for him bit by bit in Ghana.

My father deposited the money with a condition in the company, on the behalf of his foreign associates.

The condition is that in case of eventuality his business associates have the full legal right to withdraw the money from the company.

So, please, I want you to stand as my father foreign associates to enable me withdraw the money from the company.

You will write to the company and instruct the manager to release the money for me. You will have a ratio share of the money after everything.

   My father suffered from stroke attack for 3 years, all assets were sold to treat him but he did not survive it.     So, please, kindly help me.

I had been to the company to withdraw the money but the manager refuse. He is insisting that without my father foreign associates he will not release the money.

I am waiting to hear from you soon.    I will send you the document when I receive your reply.

Yours faithfully,

Jeffy

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