|  The email sender says that he is seeking for my consent to present as the deceased relative/next of kin and subsequently the beneficiary of the fund so that the proceed of this account valued at $8,750,000.00 Million can be paid to me for subsequent disbursement between the two of us. How true is this kind of email??? or how fraud??? for it goes like this....
Barrister Kelvin John
Chambers & Advocates
Address: 60 Bays water Road
London W2 3PS , United Kingdom
Good day.
I am sorry for contacting you through this medium without a previous notice, I had to use email because it is an official and more confidential way of making contact with people around the world. My name is Barrister Kelvin John Fifty two (52) years old Attorney in practice here in London . I had a client by name Mr. Charles Dare who is a British Citizen and contractor based here in London now deceased. On the 2nd of August 2003, my client, his wife and their only child were involved in a car accident on their way to Manchester along M25 Adytum Road.
Prior to the Death of my Late Client, He secured a contract of $12,500,000.00 million from the British Airways, following which he received a 30% mobilization fee of US$3,750,000.00 Million and successfully executed the contract, but the balance of US$8,750,000.00 Million contract payment was in the Process of being transferred into My Late Client's Account with BARCLAY`S BANK London which he submitted to the British Airways before he lost his life in the incidence.
Two weeks after his sudden Death, The British Airways effected the transfer of the balance of his Contract Funds into the Account that My Late Client has on his file with them. As his personal attorney after his death I have been officially notified and instructed by the BARCLAY`S BANK London where the money is currently deposited that I should provide
and forward the particulars of Mr. Dare next of kin so that the Funds in his Account can be remitted into his Next of Kin's Account in accordance with British Laws. However, as the personal attorney and close confidant of late Mr. Dare, I want you to know that my late Client died interstate, He died without leaving a Will. Hence all my efforts to locate any of his relative whom I can present to the Bank as his next of kin have proved abortive.
Therefore I am seeking for your consent to present you as the deceased relative/next of kin and subsequently the beneficiary of the fund so that the proceed of this account valued at $8,750,000.00 Million can be paid to you for subsequent disbursement between you and I. If you can cooperate with me and receive these funds as next of kin to late Mr. Charles Dare, Confirm your interest by contacting me through my confidential email above. I can assure you that the deal is 100% risk free because I am in possession of the deceased personal file which contains all information which I shall use to prove your relationship with the deceased therefore the money will be paid into the account of whomever I present as LATE Mr. Dare Next of kin with proofs that I will present to the bank when needed.
When I receive a positive response and after proper discussion with you, I will furnish you all relevant information that will facilitate the release of the Funds to you. An Application will have to be filed to the Bank for processing of the release of the Funds into your nominated Bank account anywhere in the world. Send to me your private phone and fax numbers for easy communication. Your Prompt response is highly imperative.
Take further notice that you are to keep this transaction confidential until the money is deposited into your Bank Account for security reasons and to avoid all our efforts to transfer this money into your Bank Account not to be a wasted one.
Urgently provide to me these details:
Full Name
Full Address
Telephone Number
Fax Number
Mobile Number
Private Email
Age
Occupation
Country of Origin
Sex
Marital Status
As soon as you reply this email with the required details, I will send you a sample of an Application Letter which you will send to the Bank in regards to the claim.
Best regards,
Kelvin John
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