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Sunday, June 17, 2007

FROM ALFRED FIFAJI

From: ALFRED FIFAJI - fredfif@yahoo.fr

FROM ALFRED FIFAJI
THE HEAD OF FILE DEPARTMENT, AFRICAN
DEVELOPMENT BANK (ADB)
COTONOU, BENIN REPUBLIC, WEST AFRICA
TELEPHONE: 00229 97068111

STRICTLY PERSONAL

I am Alfred Fifaji, Head of Files/Records Department and Debt Recovering
Unit in the African Development Bank, Cotonou, Benin Republic in West
Africa.
Firstly, I must solicit your explicit confidence in this transaction.This
is by virtue of its nature as being utterly confidential and top secret.
However, after series of petitions have been received by this regime from
Foreign Contractors regarding the inability of the African Development
Bank to settle all outstanding debts owed to Foreign Contractors, a
committee (which I was the head)was set up to carefully review all overdue
debts owed to foreign contractors and recommend for immediate release of
such funds with immediate effect.
During the investigation period, we discovered an abandoned sum of 35
Million (Thirty five million United States Dollars) belonging to a German
business magnate and property consultant, Late Andreas Schranner. The late
Mr Schranner died in a plane crash on Monday, 31st July, 2000 alongside
his family members. The BBC website
refers:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/859479.stm
Since we got information over his sudden death the bank has made frantic
efforts to locate his reltions, but all attempts failed. The bank cannot
release this funds to anyone except it receives an application from
anybody who would stand as the next of kin or business partner to the late
customer.
It was based on this discovery that my collegues and I conceived the idea
of contacting you, based on the good recommendation given to me by a
friend who works with the chamber of commerce and industries here. We do
not want the funds to be shared by the board of directors of the bank who
may wake up one day to declare it "unclaimed funds". We need your
unflinching support and cooperation to have the funds transferred to your
nominated bank account. Please, note that upon the successful transfer of
the funds to your bank account, you shall be entitled to 25% of the total
funds as your share. I shall at a subsequent date come to your country to
open an account where I will deposit our 75% of the funds.
Having done a thorough feasibility study on how to perfect the transfer of
the funds to your bank account, your role shall be to send an application
for claim of the funds to the bank as a next of kin or business partner to
the late Andreas Schranner. I also would require your contact address,
telephone and fax numbers for easy communication. Please, rest assured
that the business is 100% risk free.
Upon receiving your response to this proposal, I would be most obliged to
send to you a text of application for claim of the funds which you will
send to the bank. Please, bear in mind that with your strong obedience to
my guidance in this transaction, the funds would be transferred to your
account within 14 working days.
I look forward to receiving your urgent response.
Best wishes,
Alfred Fifaji