Subject: Urgent Mutual Proposal

From: "PETER NBULU" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2003 15:45:06 -0400

Dear Sir

I will like to begin by way of introduction. My name is Peter Nbulu, From Liberia and also an Accountant with the Department of Foreign Debts Management currently here in  Ontario, Canada .With the Present disepensation in Liberia the incumbent President Charles Taylor has directed that Foreign debt management department should make payment to all the Foreign contactors before the end of the financial year.

I am writing this letter to solicit your co-operation in order to redeem an amount currently held under trust with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of Liberia as result of over payment by the Ministry. The said Amount at USD$21.5m (Twenty-one million, five hundred thousand United States Dollars), was originally debt that owned to contractor which was as result of over payment so this Money is now in Floted Accou!
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Ministry , we are looking for Realiable partner who will can transfer this funds into Account as one of our contactor who the funds will pay to because as civil Servant , we cannot laid claim to this money on our own

My partner who is the Account's Director in the same Ministry, and two other colleagues, have initiated the process of filing a claim for this money, with the hope of having funds transferred Overseas. Since Funds is surppose to a debt own to contractor, my partners will file a claim for this money from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, indicating that you were one of our contractor and beneficiary of this fund. When the claim is approved, you as the beneficiary will be paid the sum of $21.5mUSD(twenty one million, five hundred thousand united states dollars)

The money will be paid directly to your nominated accaunt, you have the responsibility to ensure that my partners and I receive 70% of the!
money
while you keep the remaining 25% for your assistance, the remaining 5% will be for any incidental expenses.

I want to assure you that my partners are in a position to make the payment of this claim possible, provided you can give us very strong guarantee that our share will be well secured, and that you will not take advantage of our position.

Be assured that there is absolutely nothing to worry about in view of this claim. It is perfectly safe with no risk involved, and it is not subject to any inquiry, since my partners will be handling the claim directly in Liberia on your behalf.

I do hope my proposal is acceptable to you. Please acknowledge the receipt of this letter, so that I can provide you with more clarification about the claim and how we intend to make this deal beneficial to everyone involved. Please reach me at this
confidential fax number(+1-416 262 1700) and E-mail address and also include your telephone and fax number so !
that I
can reach you, as soon as possible.

Sincerely yours,

Mr.  Nbulu