James Ibori Junior - M.D. Ibori Global Ventures intl.

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From:     James Ibori Junior <jjamesibori@gmail.com>
Reply-To:     jjamesibori11@gmail.com
Subject:     CONFIDENTIAL FUND TRANSFER CAN YOU BE TRUSTED?
Date:     Sun, 3 Aug 2008 02:21:03 +0100 (Sat, 21:21 EDT)

James Ibori Junior

M.D. Ibori Global Ventures intl.

Attn: Sir,

RE:TRANSFER OF USD16,859,000.00 MILLION TO YOUR ACCOUNT.

I feel quite safe dealing with you in this important

business.Though, this medium (Internet) has been greatly

abused, I choose to reach you through it because it still

remains the fastest medium of communication. However, this

correspondence is private, and it should be treated in strict confidence.

At first I will like to assure you that this transaction is

100% risk and trouble free to both parties.

In order to transfer out USD16,859,000.00 {SIXTEEN MILLION,EIGHT

HUNDRED AND FIFTYNINE THOUSAND U.S. DOLLARS } from an apex bank here
in Nigeria. The fund for

transfer is of clean origin. The owner of the fund is is my father
whom have acquired the wealth as an ex governor of a

state here in Nigeria believed to acquire the fund through his secret
Crude Oil deal in the oily rich Niger delta area

of the nation with the Former IRAQI government.i am looking for an
international help to transfer the said fund before

it becomes too late and our government rip this fund off my family.
the amount involved is USD16,859,000.00

I want to transfer this money into your account as the foreign
beneficiary of the fund. I know that this letter

will come to you as a surprise as we don't know ourselves before, BUT
BE SURE THAT IT IS REAL AND A GENUINE BUSINESS.

I CONTACTED YOU BELIEVING THAT YOU WILL NOT LET ME DOWN ONCE THE FUND
GOES INTO YOUR ACCOUNT.

After conclusion of the business without any disappointment from your
side, I will give your 45% of the total sum 55%

will be for me and my partner while 5% will be set aside for any
expenses both parties may incurs. the following

information will be required to expedite the fund transfer in the
shortest possible time

REQUIREMENTS

1. Your Full Name:

2. Contact Address:

3. Nationality:

4. Sex:

5. Age:

6. Marital Status:

7. Occupation:

8. Your Private Phone/Mobile:

9. Fax Number:

10. Your Identification

Expecting your quick and urgent reply

Regards,

Mr.James Ibori Junior

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