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(Info) Dated August 13, 2010
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Mark Lamohr)
Fri Aug 13 06:50:04 2010
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From: "Mark Lamohr"<marklamohr60@aim.com>
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2010 12:48:16 +0200
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Good day,
My name is Mark Lamohr I work at Metropolitan Asset Managers as an Investment Portfolio Manager. I have contacted you regarding the account of my deceased client. I am contacting you independently.
In 2006, my late client whom you both share similar last name came to our Investment bank to engage in business discussions with our Metropolitan Short-Term Interest Rate Department. He wished to make a capital investment for 2 financial periods. His investment was placed under my portfolio for supervision and management. The capital fund was spun around various investment opportunities and made attractive margins and profits over the period of 24 months.
In June 2008, my client instructed that the principal sum + accrued interest be liquidated because he needed to make an urgent investment in Hong Kong. A specialist bank called Shanghai Pudong Development Bank (SPDB) was to liquidate the investment and make this capital funds available. SPDB sent our bank a notice last year stating the capital amount is yet to be claimed. From enquiry, I discovered that my client died intestate which means he has no successor/beneficiary to this investment. This is the reason I have contacted you because you both have the same last name.
What I propose is that since I have exclusive access to his investment files and with all the information available to me, you will be made successor/beneficiary of this investment. To this effect, an official letter is put forward via an executor to the bank (SPDB) on your behalf for liquidation and remittance accordingly. Upon verification, which will be my client investment document I make available, SPDB is obligated to make the necessary remittance in your favor. This is standard procedure for foreign investment liquidation fulfilling all legitimacy without contradicting any of the International Monetary Laws.
Through the course of my career in banking and finance, I can categorically say to you that it would be successful since the banking circle frequently sees funds being re-assigned daily. I am offering my long years of experience since I am familiar with banking and finance. Very few with business inclination know these secrets and you are truly privileged to be getting your hands on them. Not only is this approach satisfying with someone of my personality, I believe it is also ultimately profitable and I want to work with you.
I propose we split this investment capital in equal halves. I hold the key to this investment knowing within me that nothing ventured is nothing gained. This is the one truth I have learned and experienced from my years in banking. I urge you to be highly motivated by what we stand to benefit thereby making use of the knowledge and power at your disposal in accomplishing it, I look forward to a successful working relationship with you.
With kind regards,
Mark Lamohr
Investment Portfolio Manager
Metropolitan Asset Managers
http://www.metam.co.za
