Mr Berthern Bogodougou

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From:     berthern bogodougou <bberthern03@gazeta.pl>
Reply-To:     bberthern@yahoo.com
Subject:     From: Mr Berthern Bogodougou (BOA).
Date:     Tue, 1 Jul 2008 21:43:48 +0100 (16:43 EDT)

From: Mr Berthern Bogodougou (BOA).
Bills & Exchange Manager
BANK OF AFRICA (BOA)
BURKINA-FASO WEST AFRICA.

ATTN,                                                  (TOP SECRET PLEASE)

MyGood Friend, How are you doing together with your family? I guessed all is well. My massage should not be a surprise proposal Sorry to distract your attention,

I am Mr Berthern Bogodougou the bill and exchange manager in the bank of Africa Ouagadougou Burkina Faso.In my department,I found the deposited fund amounted $30M (Thirty Million United States Dollars) owned by a disease customer who died in the air crash with his entire family.

Bear in mind that i contacted you because the deceased customer was a foreigner and only another foreigner like you can successfully claim out this money, it is in this regard that i decided to contact you with the confidence and hope that i must be safe and protected in your hands since what is involved is such a hugh amount of money in million dollars.

You can confirm for more prove that the customer is confirmed dead. this web site
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/859479.stm

However, I shall detail you with the full information as soon as I hear from you. Can you be able and capable to assist me by providing me with your receiving bank account where this fund will lodge in your favour? I shall give you 30% of the total sum as soon as this fund hits your account and I shall visit you in your country for the shearing.



i want you to tell me more about your self.
i have some question for you.
1.are you married and of what age are you?
2.what do you wish we can invest on when i will come to your country.
3.are you ready to assist me with honestly in this transaction?
4.are there things you want to asked me?
5.i need you to tell me whelther you are capable of receving this amount or not when transsferred.

Please this is very confidential.

please forward me the bellow information's;

Your name: ............................
Your country: .........................
Your phone Number: ......................
Your Tel/fax: ...........................
Your age: ...............................
Your occupation: .......................
A copy of your photo.................

Thank for your anticipated co-operation.

CONTACT ME WITH THIS EMAIL ADDRESS: (berthern_bogodougou@myway.com)

i am looking forward for your prompt response.

Yours Faithfully.
Mr Berthern Bogodougou.

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