From: Al_Hassan Dasuki

hassan dasuki hassan.dasuki901 at msn.com
Tue Apr 7 10:24:23 UTC 2009



From: Al_Hassan Dasuki 
Chief Auditor General(BOA)Headquater
Groupe Bank of Africa Plc. 
Burkina Faso.


My Dear Friend, 


I am the Chief auditor in this bank. In the foreign accounts department of our bank there is an abandoned sum of US$10.5 million dollars; discovered in an account that belonged to one of our foreign customer who sadly died with his family in a plane crash. In the original file he did not put any particular person but noted “TO BE ADVISED”. 


It is therefore upon this discovery that I  now decided to make this business proposal to you so that we can claim this money. I don't want this money to go into 
the bank or government treasury as unclaimed bill. Since the bank law and guideline here stipulates that if such money remained unclaimed after Six years the money will be transferred into the bank treasury as 
unclaimed fund. 


My request for foreigner as next of kin in this business is occasioned by the 
fact that the customer was a foreigner and an indigene here cannot stand as next 
of kin. Based on you role I propose that 40% of this money will be for you as a 
foreign partner in the business and in respect to the provision of a foreign 
account. 10% will be set aside to refund all expenses as maybe incurred in the 
process of the transaction while 50% will be for me. 


1. Your Full Names and Address. 
2. Your account details where the fund shall be remitted to. 
3. Telephone and Fax No 


Please note that this transaction is strictly between you and I and Upon receipt 
of your reply, I will give you the application which you will fill and send to the 
bank for the claim process. 

I am giving you a full assurance of success hence I am your insider partner. You 
should contact me immediately as soon as you read this message for more details 
and commencement of the claim. Trusting to hear from you immediately, 
Yours faithfully. 


Al_Hassan Dasuki 
 
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