Dear Sir,
This message might be a surprise to you but it is about a genuine deal
which I intend to execute with you.. I am Mr. George William Jnr., a
Finance Staff of Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) and the deal I am
introducing to you herein is that we have an over-invoiced fund currently
unclaimed which has matured and status for claim is ripe and if you being
good friend can volunteer your name to be used to file for the release of
the fund as a bonafide and genuine beneficiary then we have a deal right
here. All processes to be used are vitally legal because we should obtain
required backup documents as proof of ownership of funds and such
documents, when obtained, will ensure smooth remittance of the total money
to your account and without risk of any kind.
The total amount is $150M and we will share the total money 60/40.
Therefore, kindly, assure me in your response of your anticipated
cooperation and security of my share when completed. Please respond to me
with your current address and your phone and probably ID for the smooth
process.
Thanks for your anticipated response.
Mr. George William Jnr.
Hi George,
Thanks for reaching out — I really appreciate you taking the time to share this with me. I’ve read through your message carefully, and I must say, it’s quite a bold and interesting proposition. Honestly, I’ve never come across anything quite like this in my work, especially in the oil and gas space where I’ve spent the last 20 years handling legal matters involving international contracts and fund transfers.
I’ve been living alone in Houston lately — just moved into a smaller apartment after the house on the corner got sold. It’s been a quiet transition, and I’ve been trying to stay active with my legal work, even though I’m not in practice right now. Still, I’m always open to new opportunities, especially ones that involve transparency and legal backing.
To move forward, I’d like to understand a few things:
1. What kind of legal documentation would be required to prove ownership of this fund?
2. Could you clarify how the 60/40 split would work — is it based on the initial investment or just a distribution of the total amount?
3. Do you have any references or official records from NLNG that could back this claim?
I’m genuinely interested and would want to ensure everything is legitimate before moving forward. I’ll be happy to provide any necessary personal details if needed.
Looking forward to hearing back.
Best regards,
Danny Smith
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Best regards,
Danny Smith
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