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Fun With Scammers
Date: Nov 2, 2008 07:38:54 -0800
From: Sgt. Andrew Smith
Subject: good news!
To: wilmafingerdo97
Good day to you
My name is Sgt. Andrew Smith I am an
American soldier, I am serving in the military of the 1st
Armored Division in Iraq. I am now
in Kuwait in the mean time, I and my partner moved funds belonging
to Saddam Hussein, the total is $25,000,000.00 (Twenty Five
million US dollars) this money is being kept safe in a security
company. Click on this link to read about event that took
place here
http://
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/2988455.stm
Basically since we are working for
the American government we cannot keep these funds, but we
want to transfer and move the funds
to you, so that you can keep it for us in your safe account
or an offshore account. We will divide the total funds in
three ways, since we are 3 that
is involved. This means that you will take 30percent, I will
take 30percent, and my partner will
take 30percent, 10percent will be kept aside for expenses.
This business is confidential, and
it should not be discussed with anyone. There is no risk involved
whatsoever. If you are interested
I will send you the full details, my job is to find a good
partner that we can trust and that will assist us. Can i
trust you? When you receive this letter,kindly send me an
e-mail signifying your interest including your most confidential
telephone/fax numbers for quick
communication also your contact details. This business is
risk free. Please reply me via this email:
xxxxxxxxxxx @ hotmail.com
Regards
Sgt. Andrew Smith
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Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2008 08:13:07
-0800
From: wilmafingerdo97
Subject: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Dear Sgt. Smith-
I just got your email and I'd love to help out! Are we going
to get into trouble for accepting this money?
Let me know what I have to do..
Sincerely,
Wilma Fingerdo |
From: smith andrew
To: wilmafingerdo97
Sent: Monday, November 3, 2008 10:38:32 AM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
Dear Wilma Fingerdo,
Thanks for accepting my proposal. I discussed with my partner
today and we are willing to finish this with you.... Our motive
for contacting you is that when the funds are transferred,
we are looking at placing them into an investment which will
be later revealed to you so that while we are away, you can
also be managing it for us.. As regards your son, I want to
say here that your mind should be at rest!! We all passed
through the stage at a time only for you and others. You are
also blessed to have raised another hero with a lion heart
to fight and protect the interest of our great country. Its
a noble thing to do and I assure you that when he comes, we
shall make sure he is not hurt just as we have protected others
to the best of our abilities..
Also as regards your email, I got it from a small directory
in my quest for a reliable person. I only sent this to four
people and and they have all responded and some with greeds
of higher percentage. I sensed the sincerity in you and coupled
with the fact that your son will soon here, I decided to choose
you.
In concluding this business deals, we would like to seek some
info from you. This will be used to file in application for
the release of the funds to you from where the are lodged.
These info include the following:
Your full name:
Address:
Country:
Telephone:
Cell:
Fax:
After receiving these info, I will let you know the next step.
I also implore that you allow steadfastness, confidentiality
and utmost dedication to be your watch ward during and after
this transaction.
Waiting for your response soon.
Regards
Andrew Smith. |
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008
03:08:31 -0800
From: wilmafingerdo97
Subject: Re: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Hi Andrew--
Sorry I haven't been in touch...I was called out of town on
business.
Did you see that Bears game on Sunday? Damn, they stunk it
up big time!
Here's the info:
Wilma Fingerdo
1229 Brady St.
Davenport IA 52806
USA
So what's the deal? When do you send me the money? |
From: smith andrew
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: wilmafingerdo97
Date: Thursday, November 20, 2008, 7:24 PM
Dear Wilma Fingerdo,
Thanks for your response and for trusting
me in providing your info. Welcome back from your trip and
I hope you had a nice time. Furthermore, as you know, the
funds were found in Sadam's county years ago. We had to wait
for the dust to calm down before make any attempt to take
this funds out of here. Since we are involved as American
soldiers, your interest and security is guaranteed well protected
so you do not need to entertain any fears for now as all modalities
has been preplanned for a smooth and healthy transaction because
if anything goes wrong then we are in for it. This is why
we spent this long time to perfect the whole process.
After due deliberation within ourselves,
we have decided to trust you on this. The funds right now
are somewhere very safe. The process is simple, we have gotten
contacts in Italy where the funds can be moved to with the
boxes in which they were found and on getting there, the funds
can be transferred from there directly to the US. There is
also a special bank contact that will accept the funds and
place them into the banking system before transfer, can be
done to the US. The bank will also provide legal document
to meet the requirement of any authority that may want to
question the source of the funds. Hence you are only going
there as a representative and beneficiary of the funds. Hence
you must let us know when you can be there so we can send
the funds out by diplomatic means to be delivered to Italy.
Please be sure that this is all legal and you do not need
to entertain any fear. We are solidly behind you and this
email can be kept for reference purpose as we are all involved.
Immediately I hear from you, I will
proceed to do what is necessary to keep the ball rolling.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards
Sgt. Andrew Smith.
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Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2008
12:45:56 -0800
From: wilmafingerdo97
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
I'm ready to do this!
What's next? |
From: smith andrew
To: wilmafingerdo97
Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 3:52:23 PM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
Dear Wilma Fingerdo,
Thanks for your email. The next step
if for you to tell me when you can be in Italy so we can send
the consignment from here to arrive a day before your arrival.
Please choose a date so we can send the Diplomat to deliver
the consignment to you in Italy where you can make direct
transfers to the US.
Your next mail will determine the speed
of the process..
Thanks
Andrew Smith. |
Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008
06:32:25 -0800
From: wilmafingerdo97
Subject: Re: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
What's up Andrew?
I can be there Friday!! I can book flight into Milan.
How will I know who you are? You should probably send me a
picture of yourself so I can recognize you.
On another note...the Bears kicked all kinds of ass on the
Rams yesterday!!! Did you see the game?
Wilma
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| From: smith andrew
To: wilmafingerdo97
Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 8:54 AM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
Dear Wilma,
Thanks for your email. All arrangements
has been concluded and the Diplomat has taken off today with
the consignment to wait for you in Italy. Immediately he arrives,
he will get a phone number where you can always get in touch
with him.
Please confirm your ticket for friday
and let let me know. I do not have a picture of myself here
now but you can have an idea of what I look like from my attached
passport.
Thanks and waiting for your response.
Regards
Andrew Smith.

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From: smith andrew
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: wilmafingerdo97
Date: Friday, November 28, 2008, 3:50 AM
Dear Wilma Fingerdo.
Please let me know if you have booked your flight to Italy.
This is very important please.
Regards
Andrew Smith |
Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2008 07:24:51
-0800
From: wilmafingerdo97
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Dear Andrew-
I have some very bad news. My husband found your passport
photo and my plane ticket to Italy. He thinks that you and
I are lovers and that I am going to Italy for sex with you.
He tore up my plane ticket and is threatening to divorce me!!
Please help me! I want to help with Saddam's money, but I
don't want my marriage to end. What should I do? |
From: smith andrew
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: wilmafingerdo97
Date: Wednesday, December 3, 2008, 10:56 PM
Dear Wilma Fingerdo,
Thanks for your email. I am sorry for
the inconvenience I caused you. Well you should have told
him about the transaction. Whatever happens, he is your husband
and such should not be hidden from him. If I were in his position,
believe me I will think the same way and even worse if possible.
Well as much as I would love to complete this with you, I
equally do not want to break your marriage.
There is another alternative that does
not require you to travel Italy. You will only open an account
with bank in UK. The box will be sent to the bank and the
bank will credit the funds into your account. You can also
make straight transfer in bits into your account in the US
until the entire funds are transferred.
If this is ok by you, then please let
me know so I can give you details on how to contact the bank.
Regards
Andrew Smith. |
Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2008 06:47:27
-0800
From: wilmafingerdo97
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Oh Andrew! You are so kind and understanding.
This is wonderful news!! Yes yes yes! Let's try your new idea
with the bank in the UK.
The reason I did not tell my husband is because I didn't want
to betray your trust. You asked for confidentiality and I
wanted to honor your request. Also, I wanted to surprise him
when the money showed up. I have tried to explain this to
him, but he is still very angry.
It would help so much if my husband heard from you that there
is nothing going on between you and me. Would you be willing
to write to him? His name is Hugh Jorgan and he is a wonderful
man. His email is hugh.jorgan97
I know if he hears from you, he will see that I was trying
to help him..... Is this okay with you?
You are wonderful!!!!
Love, Wilma |
From: smith andrew
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: wilmafingerdo97
Date: Friday, December 5, 2008, 10:21 AM
Dear Wilma,
Thanks for your email and thanks for
accepting the new idea. Attached is the form we collected
from the bank. You can fill it and send it by fax to them
and ask them for an online investment account. They will be
in touch with you and also let you know when the account is
activated and then you can let me know so we can move the
consignment to the bank.
Also as regards your husband, is he
aware of the transaction now? And what was his opinion? Is
he expecting to read from me? Let me know all these so I can
know what to tell him.
Regards
Andrew Smith. |
Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2008 07:56:41
-0800
From: wilmafingerdo97
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Dearest Andrew-
You are such a good person for doing this!!
Please email my husband so he can be sure that you and I are
not having sex. I did not give him the details of the transaction
yet. My husband Hugh will trust you more if the information
comes from you. His email is hugh.jorgan97
He isn't mad anymore...he just wants to be sure I'm telling
the truth. If you tell him, he'll believe you and we can get
the ball rolling!
Thanks Andrew!
Wilma |
From: smith andrew
To: wilmafingerdo97
Cc: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 11:05:48 AM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
Dear Hugh,
I am Sgt Andrew Williams. I have been
communicating with your wife for sometime now on an opportunity
I have and would love if we could execute it together. It
got to a point where she told me that you found out about
our correspondence and accused her for infidelity. Well Sir,
you can go through all the emails we have exchanged below
with dates. I have no emotional intentions towards your wife
and at a point when she told me you have found out, I told
her the blank truth that she should have told you.
Please below is our correspondence
again and we thought we should let you know before continuing
and if you are not in approval of it, we can discontinue.
Please Sir, be kind to let me know
what you think.
Regards
Andrew Smith |
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2008
14:55:38 -0800
From: hugh.jorgan97
Subject: Re: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Dear Andrew-
First, let me thank you for writing to me with the truth.
I was very angry when I discovered Wilma's plane ticket to
Italy. I went totally ape sh*t! I think you can understand
how it would feel if you had discovered the same thing. I
have read over the emails and can see that you an honest man.
She has never lied to me and now I know that both of you were
telling me the truth. This is a huge relief for me!
Wilma also told me that you are serving
with unit OU812! That is the same unit that our son is stationed
with!! I know there are many people serving in unit OU812,
but do you know our son? His name is Pvt. John Winger. I'm
enclosing a picture.. His hair is much shorter now, but as
you can see, he is VERY handsome and strong. Do you recognize
him?
Thank you again for being honest with me.
Sincerely,
Hugh Jorgan

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From: smith andrew
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: "Hugh Jorgan"
Date: Thursday, December 11, 2008, 4:49 PM
Dear Hugh Jorgan,
Thanks for your email. I am also relief too knowing that you
have realised the truth.As regards your son, I do not think
I have met him one on one before but from now on, I will try
to take note of him and if I happen to see him, I will tell
him I know his family and we could become friends.
Now that you know the truth about the whole thing, would it
be in your support for us to continue with the transaction?
Please let me know.
Regards
Andrew Smith.
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Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2008
12:59:44 -0800
From: hugh.jorgan97
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Hello my new friend Andrew--
It would be great if you watch for
our son. He is very homesick and could use a new friend. Thank
you for looking for him.
Yes, I am interested in the transaction
and I've been convinced by Wilma that we should take you up
on your offer.
However, before we proceed, there are 2 things I need from
you.
First, we must be EXTREMELY cautious when we discuss our plan.
As you know, there are many greedy people back here in the
U.S. and also there within your unit, OU812. Emails can be
read by unauthorized people and computers can be hacked. I
am proposing that we speak in code when we discuss our plan.
From this point on, I think our opperation needs a code name..
Let's call it the "International Monetary Advancement
Tool". Better yet, how about just opperation "I.M.A.
Tool". The word "tool" is actually "loot"
spelled backwards and as you know; loot means MONEY! Now the
code name will be known ONLY to us. Do you agree to code name
"I.M.A. Tool"?
Second, for our own security, I think
we should exchange pictures. I know you sent Wilma a copy
of your passport. All the information is accurate, however,
your picture did not transmit and was VERY dark. As soon as
Wilma gets home, I'll have her take a picture of me. I will
make a small sign with our code name "I.M.A. Tool"
and I'll be holding that sign in the picture. That way, you'll
know it came from me and everything will be official. Are
you agreeable to this?
I'm just being careful. Wilma told me it is not necessary,
but you know how dumb she is! We all need to be able to trust
each other. Okay?
Also, I have a very important piece
of information that will be helpful in our transaction. The
next email you get from me must be viewed by YOU alone, okay?
Thanks,
Hugh |
From: smith andrew
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2008 4:01:34 PM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
Dear Hugh Jorgan,
Thanks for your email. As regards the change in name of the
transaction due to security, it might not be necessary if
you ask me because my computer is very safe and accessible
by ONLY ME. Its a palmtop so there is no way any other person
can be privy to the info inside the computer but if you think
it is necessary, well thats the way it should go.
I will really appreciate your pictures if you can send them
with the sign. I might not be able to send mine now because
there is no cam with me here and even if I am able to snap
it, getting it into this small computer will be a problem.
Thats my only problem. But the Passport should do for now
and we can continue.
Please these are my responses.
Do let me know what you think.
Regards
Andrew Smith |
Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2008
14:43:13 -0800
From: hugh.jorgan97
Subject: Re: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Dear Andrew--
I think it best we use a code word and call the plan "I.M.A.
Tool". Even though you are the only one using your computer,
I can't always be sure who is using mine. If you get a message
from someone claiming to be me and they can't give you our
code word, you'll know that person isn't really me! This is
for your protection as well as mine. Is this okay?
I will send the picture as soon as Wilma gets home. But, as
I mentioned, your picture did not come through...it's very
dark. Let me know as soon as you can get a camera and the
sign for your picture so we can move forward. There may be
some other people the within Unit OU812 with a camera or computer
knowledge who can help you. If you find my son, John Winger,
he's a computer expert!!
I know it sounds like I'm being overly cautious, but it's
best if we get this taken care of now. Our plan involves a
lot of money and we need security for our own protection.
Trust me, I know about these things.
Thanks,
Hugh |
From: smith andrew
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: "Hugh Jorgan"
Date: Friday, December 12, 2008, 7:57 AM
Dear Hugh.
Thanks for your email. So do you mean we should hold on until
I get a camera? is it? and what is the info you promised giving
to me? Please let me know.
Regards
Andrew Smith. |
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008
13:46:08 -0800
From: hugh.jorgan97
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Dear Andrew-
I don't know if you heard about the ice storm that hit most
of the country, but we've been without power since Friday!
Wilma was able to take the picture with me holding the sign
and our code word, but it was very dark since we had no electric.
I hope you are able to see it. I apologize for taking so long,
but with no electric, there wasn't much I could do.
Send me your picture when you get
a chance. That's all I can say right now...I'm using my computer
at work and can't trust the security around here!
Thanks,
Hugh Jorgan

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From: smith andrew
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2008 10:36:55 AM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
I was born during the day but definitely
not yesterday!! U can be a fool if you want |
Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2009
07:41:17 -0800
From: hugh.jorgan97
Subject: Re: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Andrew-
I've been on vacation for a few weeks and just returned. What
are you talking about??? Why are you calling me a fool?
Please explain? |
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From: smith andrew
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Friday, January 9, 2009 11:25 AM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
Jorgan,
Check the photo u sent. How come your hands can show and the
rest of your body cannot show??? I m a Tool. Cross the T in
tool and tell me what you are!!!!!!!!!! |
Date: Monday, January
12, 2009 4:01 PM
From: hugh.jorgan97
Subject: Re: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Andrew-
As I explained, the picture was taken
during the ice storm. It was dark and I was wearing a black
shirt and we had no electric or lights. My friend Doug Henning
is a wonderful photographer, but I had Wilma take the picture
since I didn't want to explain to Doug what the picture is
for. I can assure you I have arms that are attached to me.
I am sending a different picture of me and Wilma so you can
see us better. Please, I wish you would enjoy it.
I did not look at our code name closely
enough and certainly was not trying to insult you. I apologize.
Please suggest a different code name that you feel would be
better and we'll use that.
Also, Wilma tells me she lost the
bank information you sent. Can you send it to me and I'll
will be responsible for it.
I hate it when we argue like this,
Andrew. Let's move forward so we can all get our money!
Thank you,
Hugh Jorgan

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| From: smith andrew
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 6:01 PM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
Dear Hugh Jorgan,
Thanks for your email. I saw your pictures but you were not
holding the sign as promised. Well I think it is not necessary
since I have your full picture now.
I will get my crew so we can all enter a single picture and
send to you. It may not have any written text on it but we
may just hold anything as a sign. If this is acepted , please
let me know so we can move forward.
Regards
Andrew Smith |
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009
13:23:10 -0800
From: hugh.jorgan97
Subject: Re: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Yes...this is acceptable. Have you come up with a different
code word? I feel our security is important. Perhaps on the
sign you could simply write my name. Okay?
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| From: smith andrew
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 7:06 PM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
Dear Hugh,
Sorry for the delay. I could not write your name on the paper
as that will look suspicious. But please see attached the
picture. I am the one arrowed.
Please respond.
Regards
Andrew Smith.

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Date: Wednesday, January
14, 2009 10:10 PM
From: hugh.jorgan97
Subject: Re: Saddam's money
To: amdrew_sm20
Very good! Is the paper you are holding
a map to the location of the money?? Please guard it carefully!
Also, I have information about one
of the men in this photo. The man directly to your left (the
one pointing) appears to be the same guy who went through
boot camp with our son, John Winger. I'd recognize him anywhere.
His name is Francis Sawyer, but everybody calls him "Psycho."
He threatened our son and some other soldiers saying, "Anybody
calls me Francis...and I'll kill you!" He doesn't like
people touching him or his stuff. That guy is TROUBLE, Andrew.
For your own safety, please stay away from Francis Sawyer
and warn the other 2 men in the photo. He may have given you
an even different name. In any case, that guy can NOT be trusted!
Please be careful!
If you see our son, he can give you more information on this
snake!! |
| From: smith andrew
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2009 2:41:50 AM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
Dear Hugh,
You are probably mistaking. You do not know who you are talking
about. This is a totally different person. I have known this
man in the corps for over 8 years now and there are no such
records about him. I also tried to verify who your son is
but I cant trace him. Are you sure he is serving here?
Now that you have the photos. what next? Please let me know.
Regards
Andrew Smith. |
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2009
08:37:23 -0800
From: hugh.jorgan97@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: Saddam's money
To: smith andrew
Dear Andrew,
My son is serving with your unit (OU812), but he is out on
patrol often (he does Special Operations) and is back at base
camp only once or twice per month. The last time I talked
to him he said he'd keep his eyes open for you, but added
that there are many people he is serving with. The man to
your left certainly looks like Sawyer, but if you are 100%
sure that he's okay I guess we can proceed. I just wanted
to share the info I had with you. As you probably know, there
are a lot of people who can't be trusted--especially with
the kind of information we have. Again, please be careful.
I think everything is in order. Let's continue with the transaction.
Have you decided on a code word for us to use in conjunction
with the transaction?
By the way, the Steelers and the Cardinals are going to the
Superbowl!! Wilma mentioned you were a football fan so I don't
know if you got news of this weekend's games. Can you believe
Kurt Warner will be playing in ANOTHER Superbowl?? It's amazing!
Thanks,
Hugh |
| From: smith andrew
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 12:38 PM
Subject: RE: Saddam's money
Dear Hugh Jorgan,
Thanks for the mail. I can assure you that this person here
is totally a different person. Sorry for not getting back
to you. Please note that the funds have been delivered to
a bank in London. It is the North West Bank of UK. The key
person to contact there is: Dan Polzin. Send him a mail and
let him know you are the beneficiary of US$25 Million his
custody from the Middle east.
The contact details are :
NORTH WEST BANK UK
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Mr. DAN POLZIN
Please email him and ask him to give
you details on the funds could be securely transfered to you.
Please get back to me as soon as you have done this.
Regards
Andrew Smith |
New updates for March 2009 below!
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From: hugh.jorgan97
To: Dan Polzin
Date: Tuesday, January 27, 2009 8:50:36 AM
Subject: $25 million dollars
Hello Dan Polzin
My name is Hugh Jorgan and I have been
instructed by my friend, Andrew Smith, to contact you concering
$25 million dollars that I am sharing with Andrew.
I am following these instructions
from him:
Please note that the funds have
been delivered to a bank in London. It is the North West Bank
of UK. The key person to contact there is: Dan Polzin.
Send him a mail and let him know
you are the beneficiary of US$25 Million his custody from
the Middle east. The contact details are:
NORTH WEST BANK UK
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Mr. DAN POLZIN
Please email him and ask him to
give you details on the funds could be securely transfered
to you. Please get back to me as soon as you have done this.
Regards,
Andrew Smith
Mr. Polzin...what do we need to do
next?
Sincerely,
Hugh Jorgan
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| From: NORTH WEST BANK
OF ENGLAND
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 8:42:42 AM
Subject: Re: Enquiry
CLAIM
AND ACCT FORM.pdf (175KB)
Dear Hugh Jorgan,
This is to acknowledge receipt of your
email dated 27 January 2009.
I can confirm that this office has
been mandated to facilitate and process for imminent release
some funds in your name and these funds are currently domiciled
in a bond form.
We are exploring the possibility of
opening an Internet banking account in your name, where we
can deposit the payment instrument for clearance and easy
access for you to wire these funds to other bank accounts
of your choice anywhere in the world.
As part of the customer disclosure
requirements for all banks operating from the United Kingdom,
I have attached a copy of our beneficiary claim form for you
to fill out and return to us, through email or fax, with a
copy of your photographic ID (Driver's License, International
Passport etc).
Do feel free to make available to us
any other supporting document you feel would quicken the process
of establishing you as the rightful beneficiary of these funds.
Yours truly,
Dan Polzin.
NB: You might need to download a free
copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader on http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/
to view this form. |
From: hugh.jorgan97
To: NORTH WEST BANK OF ENGLAND
Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 10:28:47 AM
Subject: Re: Enquiry
Dear Dan-
Currently, my driver's license is
in police custody because of a traffic ticket. Can I submit
my social security number or credit card number for supporting
documents?
Please let me know.
Thanks,
Hugh
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| From: NORTH WEST BANK
OF ENGLAND
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009, 8:53 PM
Subject: Enhanced Claim Form
CLAIM
AND ACCT FORM.pdf (175KB)
Dear Huge Jorgan,
I do understand your position, in the
meantime, I would advise you discard of the old Claim Form.
I have attached our enhanced claim form for you to fill out
and return for processing while we wait for your photographic
Id.
Yours truly,
Dan Polzin.
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From: hugh.jorgan97
To: NORTH WEST BANK OF ENGLAND
Date: Wednesday, February 4, 2009 7:31:13 PM
Subject: Re: Enhanced Claim Form
Dear Dan--
Good news! I have my ID back and have
completed all the forms to open the account. I have attached
all the documents.
Thank you,
Hugh Jorgan
Application.pdf
(24KB)
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| From: NORTH WEST BANK
OF ENGLAND
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Friday, February 6, 2009 11:53:38 AM
Subject: Claim Form
Dear Hugh Jorgan,
Thanks for the prompt return of the
form and your ID. These documents have been passed to our
Account Department for further scrutiny and approval. We back
to you within the next 5 working days. Please do contact us
should you not hear from us after 5 working days.
Yours truly,
Dan Polzin
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From: hugh.jorgan97
To: NORTH WEST BANK OF ENGLAND
Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 10:23:04 AM
Subject: Re: Claim Form
Dan-
I'm not sure what's going on. I tried
to email you a while back, but your email address was "invalid".
It's now been 5 days and I still haven't heard anything. My
friend and I are in the process of a large transaction, but
I'm a little concerned with your bank.
Please write back.
Sincerely,
Hugh Jorgan
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| From: NORTH WEST BANK
OF ENGLAND
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2009 8:51:47 AM
Subject: Invitation
Dear Mr. Hugh Jorgan,
We are happy to inform you that your
payment application has been approved. We shall not proceed
to make arrangement for the transfer to you, of all monies
and valuables in his name.
We shall open an account in your name
where we will transfer the funds and access made available
to you for further transfer to other bank accounts of your
choice, however, you or your attorneys are to attend a beneficiary
authentication and verification meeting in our office on or
before the 20 February 2009. This meeting will enable you
endorse some of the legal papers for the final transfer of
the funds to you as the beneficiary. It will afford us the
opportunity of meeting with you and confirm without doubt
that you are the person whom you claimed you are.
The law allows you to be represented
by an attorney if you will not be able to attend this meeting
in person. However such an attorney must be accredited by
the Law society of England and Wales. Do let us know if you
do not have an attorney that is so accredited so that we can
apply to the Law Society of England and Wales, on your behalf,
for the service of one of their accredited attorneys.
Yours truly,
DAN POLZIN
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From: hugh.jorgan97
To: NORTH WEST BANK OF ENGLAND
Date: Monday, February 16, 2009 8:31:22 AM
Subject: Re: Invitation
Dan-
You gotta be joking! I can't make
it to England by Friday! I've never heard of such a thing
where a person is required to appear in person to open an
account. You already have all of my information: completed
application, driver's license and all the other documentaion.
I have been waiting for nearly a month to get this account
open, and now you give me 5 days to get to England?? I find
that very unfair. If there is any other forms that need to
be signed, please email them to me and I will sign and return.
I want to remind you, my friend and I are about to transfer
$25,000,000 into your bank. There are probably many banks
that would love to have our business.
Please respond.
Hugh Jorgan
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| From: NORTH WEST BANK
OF ENGLAND
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009, 2:06 PM
Subject: ACCOUNT NOW ACTIVE
Dear Mr. Hugh Jorgan,
ACCOUNT NOW ACTIVE
Thank you for your online application
to open a North West Bank Domiciliary Account. Your domiciliary
account is provisionally opened.
Your login security details are as
follows:
ACCOUNT NAME: HUGH JORGAN.
USER ID: [removed]
PASSWORD: [removed]
Under no circumstance should you disclose
your confidential account information to a third party. Please
keep it very confidential.
You will have access to your bank account
24 hours of the day through our account web page: [removed]
when adequately funded, you will be able to transfer money
to other bank accounts of your choice anywhere in the world.
The nominal sum of $1.00 has been credited
to your bank account. As you are aware the sum of $25 Million
received in your name was in the form of fixed tenor bonds.
These bonds are to be sold by an accredited bond broker for
us to credit your bank account with the proceeds.
However, before we can credit your
account you are to fill out the attached Authority to Sell
form and send this form to the accredited brokers below. This
will give them the authority to urgently sell the bonds so
that you can get your money.
KINGS & ASSOCIATES.
EMAIL: [removed]
TEL/FAX: [removed]
Mr. Solomon Kings.
As stated above, it is urgent you fill
out the Authority to Sell form and send to the above law firm.
The earlier you do this the quicker we will complete this
payment process.
Feel free to email my office should
you have any question or clarification you want us to make.
Yours truly,
DAN POLZIN
NB: This directive means that your
presence in our office is no longer required. |
From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 12:20:50 PM
Subject: sale of bonds
Mr. Solomon Kings,
I have been directed by Dan Polzin
at North West Bank UK to contact you in order to authorize
the sale of some bonds. Please see the completed "authority
to sell" form that is attached to this email.
Please process as soon as possible.
Thank you,
Hugh Jorgan
AUTH
TO SELL BONDS1.pdf (24KB) (attachment does not
open!)
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009, 11:59 AM
Subject: Re: sale of bonds
Attention: Mr. Hugh Jorgan.
Thanks for contacting Kings and Associates.
We understand you are trying to reach
us with an authority to sell bonds form. Be informed that
we could not open the form, it appears corrupt. Please reattach
and return to us as soon as possible.
Yours sincerely,
Jimmy Edward, Esq.
Barrister at Law
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From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2009 1:41:18 PM
Subject: Re: sale of bonds
Dear Jimmy-
I think there was something wrong
with my computer. However, my computer friend Bill Gaits came
over and says he got it fixed. Is your computer running on
Windows XP or Windows Vista? Take a look at the attached "authority
to sell" document and let me know if you can read it.
You might have to upgrade to Vista if it didn't come through
this time.
Please respond,
Hugh
application.doc (29KB)
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Thursday, March 5, 2009 1:50:03 PM
Subject: Re: sale of bonds
Sir,
We need a definitive answer from you in respect of the below
message sent to you.
---------------------------------------------
Attn: Hugh Jorgan,
Thank you for contacting Kings and
Associates. We can now confirm receipt of your Authority to
Sell Form and we have taken it to the local magistrate court
for endorsement, however before the court can endorse the
form you will have to make available the specified $700 stamp
duty fee.
We cannot sell the bonds unless the
court endorses the authority to sell form and the court will
not endorse it unless it receives the $700 which represents
the stamp duty fee from you.
It is important you as swiftly as possible.
Sincerely,
Jimmy Edward.
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From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 9:35:26 AM
Subject: Re: sale of bonds
Jimmy-
How do we move forward with the sale?
How do I pay the stamp duty fee?
Hugh
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 12:01:01 PM
Subject: Re: sale of bonds
Attn: Mr. Hugh Jorgan.
Sir,
You can send the money either through
instant money transfer or through bank wire transfer.
It takes about seven (7) days for money
sent through bank wire transfer, from other countries, to
become available here in the United Kingdom . This is against
15 minutes which is the time is will take if sent through
instant money transfer like Western Union Money Transfer.
If through Western Union , use the
information below. It is in the name of our account officer:
First Name: JOAN.
Last Name: THAMES .
Location: LONDON .
Do remember to send us the transfer
information as soon as you are able to send it.
Sincerely yours,
Jimmy Edward, Esq.
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From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Thursday, March 12, 2009 7:32:27 AM
Subject: Re: sale of bonds
Jimmy-
I've never sent money with Western
Union so I don't really know what I'm doing. I went to the
Western Union office to send the money but I don't have enough
information to make the transfer. The guy behind the counter
asked if I knew who I was sending the money to. I told him
who you guys were and he said that I should transfer the money
to your business account. Would that work?
They said I could send the money to Joan Thames, but I would
need her address, phone number, a picture ID and a city code.
How should I do this? Also, it costs $16.99 to send money
to London.
The branch manager is Luke Atmadik and I could get his number
if you want to talk to him.
Let me know,
Hugh
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Thursday, March 12, 2009 9:57:28 AM
Subject: Re: sale of bonds
Attn: Hugh Jorgan.
As indicated to you in our earlier
email message. It will cost you time and more money is you
insist on a regular wire transfer through the bank.
I will suggest that you go to another
western Union agent and tell them that you are sending money
to cousin in London.
Then give them these information:
Sex: Female.
First Name: JOAN.
Last Name: THAMES .
Address: [removed]
Tel/Fax : [removed]
Sincerely yours,
Jimmy Edward, Esq.
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From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Thursday, March 12, 2009 2:02:05 PM
Subject: Re: sale of bonds
Hi Jimmy-
I went to the main Western Union branch
in town. Since I do not have a Western Union account or a
Western Union Gold Card, I was told that I had to fill out
the "Security Validation Forms." Also, I was told
that the person I am sending money to needs to fill out the
receiver's forms. I had most of the information, but some
of the questions on the forms I couldn't answer. I have attached
both pages. Joan needs to fill out both forms and sign at
the bottom of the first one.
I have to submit both sets of completed forms. Then I can
transfer the money.
The only other option they gave me was to do a direct transfer
into your account. But like you said, that costs more and
takes a lot longer. They wanted to charge me an extra $25
for this! Screw that! I'm not a millionaire...YET!
Please send both pages back to me as soon as possible. I'll
take them to the WU office and transfer the money.
Thanks,
Hugh
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 4:03:30 AM
Subject: Re: sale of bonds
Sir,
Is there anything in your conduct that
made the Western Union agents to think you are capable of
sponsoring terrorist activities abroad? We have so many clients
in the United States and most of them use either Western Union
or Money Gram to make quick remittance of money. Just yesterday,
we received some money from a client in California and this
money was sent through Western Union and this client does
not have a western Union account or Gold Card.
I would have personally filled out
the form and return it to you with the required documents;
however, it is only the account department that deal with
funded. I have spoken with JOAN THAMES; she recently sent
her passport for renewal.
I would advise you try another Western
Union agency or use MONEY GRAM International Money Transfer.
They are as quick as Western Union and their fees are far
cheaper than Western Union .
As explained yesterday, all you need
to tell the Western Union or Money Gram agent is that you
want to send quick money to your cousin who got stranded in
London . This will make them cut out all those unnecessary
questions and suspicion and you will be shocked that none
would suspect you of sponsoring terrorism.
The information remains the same.
Sex: Female.
First Name: JOAN.
Last Name: THAMES .
Address: [removed]
Tel/Fax: [removed]
Sincerely yours,
Jimmy Edward
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From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Friday, March 13, 2009 6:06:01 AM
Subject: Re: sale of bonds
Jimmy-
Actually, several years ago a had
a run in with the law. Even though my record is clear, I get
this kind of nonsense all the time.
Like I said, I have never used Western Union before and I
was just doing what they asked me to do. I didn't question
it--just like when I had to fill out the "Authority to
Sell" documents for your office.
You indicated that you would be willing
to get the forms filled out. Please help me by having Joan
complete and sign the forms. I have already been to two different
Western Union offices and got the same response. If you want,
you can talk to the branch manager. Jeff Spicoli [removed].
The Western Union office is open until 5 p.m. and I can probably
go back there today to send the money.
Sorry for all the hassle,
Hugh Jorgan
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 7:46:05 AM
Subject: Money Gram
Sir,
I have spoken to Joan and she says
her passport has gone for renewal therefore cannot help you.
She has advised that you use MONEY
GRAM which is cheaper and more efficient that Western Union.
Money gram is all over and can be found in most post office
outlets.
Follow this link. You can use it to
get a Money Gram agent around your locality. http://www.moneygram.com/eFindUs/findUs.do?countryCode=US&languageCode=en
The information remains the same. Tell
whoever the agent is that you want to send money to your cousin
in England and request for a form. Use the information below
to fill out the form. Make sure you go with a valid ID.
Sex: Female.
First Name: JOAN.
Last Name: THAMES .
Address: [removed]
Tel/Fax: [removed]
Sincerely yours,
It is important we get these funds
so that we can complete this transaction by Saturday 14 March
2009.
Sincerely yours,
Jimmy Edward.
|
From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Friday, March 13, 2009 8:39:38 AM
Subject: Re: Money Gram
Jimmy-
Well...I just called that Money Gram
store and I'm going to have the same prolem. Because of my
past legal problems, I'll have to fill out their security
forms as will the receiver. Plus, they want to charge me a
$10 security fee!! I can go get the forms later today.
When I filled out the Western Union forms, I didn't have to
provide a passport. Joan can use any ID--It just has to be
the form of ID that she's going to present when she goes to
pick up the money. Or, how about YOU fill out the form and
pick up the money for Joan. Then, just deposit it into the
account.
Hugh Jorgan
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 10:03:17 AM
Subject: Re: Money Gram
Sir,
Our Head of Account department, Mr.
Frederich Thomas, has stepped in. He has agreed to act as
the receiver. His name details are as follows:
First Name: FREDERICH.
Last Name: THOMAS
Address: [removed]
Tel/Fax: [removed]
I have attached a copy of his passport
to make it easier to get the required information and if possible,
print it out and send to the money transfer outlet as receiver's
ID.
Send me details of the money transfer
as soon as it is done in Mr. Thomas's name.
Sincerely yours,
Jimmy Edward.
|
From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Friday, March 13, 2009 11:15:40 AM
Subject: Re: Money Gram
Jimmy-
Okay...I don't think I need to present
them with a copy of his ID, but they want the completed forms
with the receiver's signature. Just print out the forms and
at least have him sign and place his footprints and fingerprints
on the other form. I can fill out the rest for him. Then,
we'll be all set. I can go to Western Union after my lunch
break today.
Hugh Jorgan
|
| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 12:21:57 PM
Subject: Re: Money Gram
Sir,
I have spoken with the Monet Gram shop
nearest to you and they say you can come in and send the money
and that all they need is receiver information and your ID.
I gave them your name and address including
phone number. They agent is expecting you.
Jimmy Edward. |
From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Friday, March 13, 2009 2:15:54 PM
Subject: Re: Money Gram
Jimmy-
I don't know who you spoke to because
there is no Money Gram shop at 225 Rockingham Road. I drove
down there. There isn't any kind of store there. Did they
move to a new location??? What was the name of the agent and
where was he speaking to you from?
Hugh Jorgan
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Saturday, March 14, 2009 4:45:06 AM
Subject: Re: Money Gram
I called the telephone number on the
money gram website and the operator was able to confirm that
all you need to send money is the receiver's details and your
ID.
Please follow this Money gram link
http://www.moneygram.com/eFindUs/findUs.do?countryCode=US&languageCode=en
You should be able to find an agent
around your area.
This is the only way out, because the
alternative is that you will have to send the required $750
and a surcharge of about $250 to handle local taxes if the
money goes through bank wire transfer. Using Money Gram would
save you about $240.
sincerely yours,
Jimmy Edward
|
From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Monday, March 16, 2009, 11:56 AM
Subject: Re: Money Gram
Jimmy-
I found a different loaction, but
it was about 20 miles away. The people at the store had no
idea who you were or who I was. And I tell you what; Money
Gram seems to have more security concerns than Western Union.
Sheesh! But since you pointed out that Money Gram is "the
only way out", I guess we have to play by their rules.
The good news is that I passed the security screening test
and I'm approved to send you guys $700!! All they need is
for the receiver (Thomas Frederich) to fill out all 5 of the
attached security forms. Please make sure to indicate that
you know me and that I am NOT and never have been a supporter
of terrorism.
I plan on heading back to the shop tomorrow to wire the money.
Please make sure the form gets signed and sent back to me.
How long until the $25,000,000 gets
deposited to my account?
We're almost there, Jim-bo!!
Hugh
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 12:12:12 PM
Subject: Money Gram completed documents
Find attached are the filled out money
gram documents. There were completed as required with foot
print, finger print and all other data required by Money gram.
Please get back to me as soon as possible.
Jimmy Edward
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 4:18:58 PM
Subject: bank account
Sir,
I was about to leave the office when
your email arrived.
It appears a direct wire transfer is
the only possible way out. Endeavour to transfer the $700
and a surcharge of $250 making the total $950 (Nine Hundred
and Fifty United States Dollars only). Below is our agency
account:
BANK NAME: HSBC BANK.
ACCOUNT NAME: Kings and Associates.
ACCOUNT NUMBER: [removed]
SORT CODE: [removed]
BIC NUMBER: [removed]
IBAN NUMBER: [removed]
Sincerely yours,
Jimmy Edward
|
From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Monday, March 16, 2009, 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: bank account
Jimmy-
I don't understand. You just sent
an email saying the form for Money Gram were filled out, however
they were not attached correctly. Why don't you just fill
out the forms and send them back to me? Why do you want to
charge me more money?
Hugh
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 4:18:58 PM
Subject: Re: bank account
I am not charging you more. It appears
you prefer wire transfer. We sent you name for western union
and you came up with some demand from western union which
are unheld off. we refered you to Moneygram, you reproduced
the same document as if western union and moneygram in your
area are of the same office for them to have the same document.
Three clients sent us money from the
United States through Money gram and western union these past
one week and none have Western union gold card or account
and yet they were able to send it. Now we have attached the
required document and you are complaining that it did not
appear. It appears the only way out are these:
1. personally fill out the documents using the receiver information
i sent to you. You can even have a friend fill it out and
submit to Western Union or money gram, after these organization
cannot verify Uk information.
2. Wire the funds into the bank account.
Sincerely yours,
Jimmy Edward
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From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Monday, March 16, 2009 4:42:13 PM
Subject: Re: bank account
Jimmy-
The demands (security forms) by Western
Union and Money Gram are not mine. As I mentioned in an earlier
email, because of past legal trouble, I am considered a security
threat. That is what I was told at both Western Union and
Money Gram. It is true, most people do not have to fill these
out. Unfortunately, I am not one of the lucky ones. I drove
all over the place to find the store and now you don't want
to fill out the forms (even though you told me you did, but
sent 5 copies of the same document).
The Western Union documents and the Money Gram documents are
totally different. Go back and look at my past emails.
This all seems very strange to me. I've never sent money this
way and I've never heard of a legitimate agency encouraging
someone to "have a friend fill out the forms". Why
would you tell me this rather than having the receiver fill
them out? Isn't that illegal? I can not sign someone else's
name to those documents (that's fraud).
It seems to me that YOU prefer the wire transfer so that you
can charge me an extra $250.
This is wasting time and delaying the sale of the bonds. Please
go back and look the Western Union forms (2 pages) or the
Money Gram forms (5 pages). I have filled out the same forms
and have been approved to wire the money at both agencies.
Have the person who is going to receive the money (Joan or
Fredrich) fill out and sign the forms with whatever company
you wish to use. After I receive the completed forms, I will
wire $700 to your office.
Hugh
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| From: infosolomonkings
To: hugh.jorgan97
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 4:21:21 AM
Subject: Re: bank account
Sir,
It appears the problem is with your
past. I will advise you get someone to help you send the money
in their own name using the information below. I assume you
have Mr. Thomas's ID in case it is required.
First Name: FREDERICH.
Last Name: THOMAS
Address: [removed]
Tel/Fax: [removed]
Yours sincerely,
Jimmy Edward
|
From: hugh.jorgan97
To: infosolomonkings
Date: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 5:28:50 AM
Subject: Re: bank account
Jimmy-
I was given strict instructions not
to tell anyone about this transaction. Now it's ok to involve
another person?
Can I have my wife make the transaction?
Hugh
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