From Grace Smith

[Grace Smith]

Good Day Sir,

I am very sorry to bored you with my E-mail.But I want you to understand
that I truly need your assistance to this great offer I?m offering you
from the source of my mind.Before anything I want to use this opportunity
to introduce myself. My name is Grace Clark, I am 25 years old from London
England, where I school and work as a tailor. I am the only daughter of my
parents. My father died on a fatal motor accident on the 6th March 2001,on
his way to see my sick mother at hospital where she was admitted for
Cancer treatments, she also gave up when she heard about the news of the
death of my father in same day and hospital where she was (Kings Hospital
here in the United Kingdom), may their gentel soul rest in perfect peace.

Before the death of my father, he had willed part of his Real Estate and
the total amounts of £5,000,000.00 (Five Million Pounds Sterling) to me.Now
at his death, and because things have become very hard for me paying my
school fees and taking care of my other needs which the tailoring job I do
as a part time after my school couldn't help, so, I went to our Bank where
this money was deposited.

I was shocked when the Manager of the Bank explained to me that I will not
be able to draw from the money, because my father had put a clause on the
will, saying that before I will be given access to the money, I will either
have to be 30 years old or above, or I will be given access to the money,
if I get married before the age of 30 years, in which case, my husband will
be legible to collect the money on my behalf.

But today I am only 25 years. And I have no access to the money till I'm
25years which is the more reason why I am contacting you to stand as my
husband to claim this money on my behalf as a next of kin to my late
father with the Bank, If I can trust you, I will need your assistance in
this regard please. I will want you to stand in as my own husband even if
you are married already you can still claim this money on my behalf
because I will provide all necessary documentation of my late father and a
marriage certificate between you and I to show the Bank that we're legally
married before the British High Court here in United Kingdom.

As soon as I hear from you I will send you the Bank Managers contact
information,so you can contact him and demand the payment of your wife's
money to you. I will follow it up from here, providing him with the
necessary marriage certificate and other documents, to authenticate our
union.Should you be interested in helping me, please write back to me.

I hope that we shall discuss how you want remunerated when you get back to
me. For my part, I shall be more than willing to part with 35% of the total
sum to you while 10% will be mapped out for any expenses to receive the
money from the Bank where this was deposited that is to let you know that
you will help me both financially and with your honest mind to enable me
get the necessary documents that would back p this deal. Please remember
that I am writing you this email purely on the ground of trust. While this
transaction last, we must be able to put emotions aside and face it,
perhaps after everything, we might find a need for that if you are still
single. Waiting to hear from you soon.

Yours Truly,

Grace Smith
NB.
You can also reach me on this email address: smith.grace44 at yahoo.co.uk