I know my message will come to you as a surprise. I wish to write you this letter of assistance believing that you will not betray the trust I'm to impose on you.
By brief introduction, I am Sandra Mani the wife of Hanis Mani Mani former chief of defense-staff of (Republic of Guinea Bissau).
I got your contact from a business magnet who told me to fill free to do any business with you that you are truthful and trustworthy and also your capability of handling this business. He made me to surmise totally that you must be such an erudite businessman full of ingenuity and human resources management.
My late husband was killed just last year December following his role as a rebel leader against the past government of guinea Bissau.
Following this political crisis, I was forced to live our country to Abidjan the capital city of Cote d'Ivoire for my dear life.
It is here in Abidjan he deposited ONE METALLIC TRUNK BOX in a Security Company. He registered it as an African Artworks as belonging to his foreign business partner who will come with the keys for the claim of the consignment. He did not disclose to the Security Company the real content of the box.
The box contain US$ 18,000.000.00 (Eighteen Million United States Dollars). To be honest with you, this is the only legacy left for me by my husband which Iam with the certificate of deposit and other necessary documents regarding this deposit.
I want to front you as the bonafide beneficiary of the consignment and claim the consignment for onward transfer of the Fund to your Bank Account abroad for onward investment in your Country. I have decided to offer you 5% of the total sum and 2% for other mecellaneous expenses you may incur on the cause of this transaction. On the notice of your willingness to assist me, I will tell you the modalities we shall follow to ensure a smooth hitch-free transaction.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Photo: Courtesy of Laron Fomby
