Pamela Young

 

Fraud.

One out of five!

- Good day,I know that this email will come to you as a surprise because you don,t know me and i don,t know you too.My name is Miss Pamela Young,i am 20 years old and an ophan.My late father died in auto crash in Decembar 2005.My late father was kill in a suspected road accident but the police reported that my late father was drunk and full of alcohol before his death.For further information on the death of my father,you can visit this website: http://www.mosnews.com/news/2005/12/22/drunklatvian.shtmlHowever,my late father was a successful business man who lived in Hongkong before coming back to my country, Latvia.Before the death of my father,he told me that he deposited the sum of US$15,500,000:00{fifteen Million,five hundred thousand US Dollars only} with the CHINA CITIC BANK in the year 1999.I have contacted the CHINA CITIC BANK(DR.FRANK LEE) He is the fund Manager of the bank and they told me that i am free to come and claim the money as the only daugther of my late father.Now,i am presently living with my unlce who is taking care of my school and my uncle is very wicked to me.He has seized all my late father,s properties and sold them away without showing any concern to me.Now,i don,t want him to know about the US$15,500,000:00 with the CHINA CITIC BANK that is why i am contacting you to give me and urgently assist so that i can instruct the CHINA CITIC BANK to transfer the money to your account to enable me come to meet you in your country.My main reason of contacting you is because i don,t want my uncle to know about the money because he may claim it and seize the money and i will not get anything.I am assuring you that this money belongs to my late father and it is safe,risk free and legal.Let me know if your ready to help me on this so that i can give you the detail information of the bank{CHINA CITIC BANK},and we reach and agreement on what will be your share.I am waiting for your reply.Best regards.

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