NatWest Bank - Unclaimed Money

[NatWest Bank]

Good day.

The NatWest bank  holds millions of pounds in unclaimed property and
missing money. Last year alone, we collected £44.8 million, of which less
than £1 million was refunded.

NatWest Bank unclaimed property statutes consider assets abandoned when
contact with owners is lost - typically due to an unreported address
change or the expiration of a postal forwarding order, name change after
marriage or divorce, and incomplete or illegible records.

When owners or heirs fail to claim the money over a specified number of
years known as the dormancy period, holders - including banks, brokers,
employers and life insurance companies - transfer the funds to a
government trust account in a legal process known as escheat.

Here this money awaits your claim, along with millions of unclaimed pounds
held by NatWest Bank - including £13 million in unredeemed savings bonds,
and hundreds of billions of pounds in unclaimed benefit checks and
unclaimed entitlements.

Note in addition to those that have neglected to claim assets to which
they are directly entitled, millions of family members are unaware they’re
entitled to collect unclaimed money owed deceased relatives who passed on
without leaving an updated will.

It is important that you make a proactive effort to claim this money, as
most holders of unclaimed funds make virtually no effort to locate lost
owners and heirs. Claims are generally honored in perpetuity, but there
are time limits on some types of assets, so prompt action is advised.

PLEASE INDICATE YOUR INTEREST BY RESPONDING TO MY EMAIL ADDRESS WITH THE
FOLLOWING INFO.
Your full name and address and your telephone/fax numbers.

I will use my positions to get all internal documentations to back up the
claims. Do not be bothered that you are not related in any way to the
unclaimed funds as I am in position to fix your name as the next of kin.
Hopefully the whole Procedures will last only 7 working days to place you
as the next of kin. Your remuneration as the anticipated next of kin and
investment manager to the funds shall include an investment sharing ratio
of 80/20. Twenty percent of gains shall be retained by you while the
balance 80% shall be for my colleague and me.
I also guarantee you that this transaction is hitch free from all what you
may think of.

I look forward to your response.

Sincerely,
Smith Leslie