NIGERIAN SCAM LETTER FROM

BARRISTER KELVIN PEPPLE

From: "Kelvin Pepple" <kelvinpepple@mail.com>
To: kelvinpepple@mail.com
Date: Wed, 05 Jun 2002 08:50:22 -0500

Subject: Request for a business transaction

Dear           ,

I am Barrister Kelvin Pepple a solicitor at law and personal/family attorney to the late Mr _____________ , a national of your country, who used to be a financial controller with Shell Oil development company in Nigeria herein  shall be referred to as "my client''.On the 21th of April 2001, my client'' his wife and their three children were involved in a car accident along Sagbama express
road Port Harcourt Rivers State Nigeria. All occupants of the vehicle burnt to ashes.Ever since then, I have made several enquries to your embassy to locate any of "my client''extended relatives but this has also proved  unsucessful. After these several unsuccessful attemps,I decided to track his last name over the internet to locate any member of his family hence I contacted you.

"My client''left lots of money in banks here. I have contacted you or any person you know that bears this surname to reparate his money before they get
confiscated since there is a government gazette mandating/authorizing banks to place on hold or freeze any account containing huge sums of money that has been unservisable for a reasonable period of time.This is geared towards forestalling capital flight from the economy.Prior to the execution of this directive, I have moved the funds through a diplomatic means using my clients name with the help of the accounts officer and deposited same with a security company in Europe.

I am now soliciting for your assistance/co-operation in going to Europe to signoff and claim this fund from the security company since your surname is the same as my clients surname.Upon your readiness to travel to Europe to signoff and claim the fund from the security company,I will forward to you the necessary documents to enable you make adequate claim over the funds and have access to it.I will also forward to you the contact details of the security company and the officer to contact so as to avoid the accumulation of much demurrage on the deposited consignment from the security company. 

Your soonest response is anticipated.

God bless you and Best Regards.

Barrister Kelvin Pepple.

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