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Hello.
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Minto Mansoor Ahmad)
Wed Aug 8 06:58:37 2007
Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 12:50:03 +0200
From: Minto Mansoor Ahmad <mansoor.ahmad0123@yahoo.co.uk>
Reply-to: mansoor099@web2mail.com
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Dear Friend,
I am Minto Mansoor Ahmad a Pakistan but a UK citizen by birth. I am
presently
receiving treatment for cancer in the UK and I only have some few
months to live by the doctors.
I am contacting you because there is no one I can reach now; I have no
friends or relatives left alive due to the various bombing in Iraq. Due
to
crude oil business transaction my family moved from Pakistan to Iraq
and I have
lost everything we worked for, my wife and three kids were killed and
several
others. I have lost a lot of friends and relatives and if there are
some left
alive I cannot tell because I am cut away from everything. The only
assistance I am having is from a relative from my late wife=E2??s family
who I
have
given so much money to help me disburse to charity homes and war
victims instead
he has kept all for his private use.
I need help from you but I do not know you and cannot trust you but it
is better I contact you than allow my consignment get confisticated
into
the account of the holding firm since I do not have a next of kin to
claim
the consignment neither do I want to allow my distance relative to add
this
consignment money to that he has already taken.
What I need from you is to act as the next of kin for my consignment
and I will give you all relevant documents including making a change of
ownership
of the consignment to your favour so you can have it easily. The amount
in the
consignment is $105 (One hundred and five million us dollars) and I
want you to
have 30% of it and use 70% of the funds to help charity homes and war
victims.
If you decide to assist me by claiming this consignment, please reachme
with
this email:mansoor099@web2mail.com and once I get your reply then we
will move further.
Have a blessed day.
Mansoor Ahmad.
