Kindly reply me on my alternative email address (bentanko02atgmail.com)

Allegedly from: Mr. Ben Tanko. Your new friend!!!!

Dear Friend,

I am Mr. Ben Tanko, the accountant personal confident to Dr.
Ravindra F. Shah who died together with his wife Dr. Mrs. Manjula Parikh-Shah in a plane crash on the 1st Oct. 2003 on their way to attend wedding in Boston. Dr. Ravindra F. Shah, is an American, a physician and industrialist, he died without having any beneficiary to his assets including his account here in Burkina Faso <-- Where is that? Sounds fake!! HAHA. which he opened in one of the Bank in the year 2000 as his personal savings for the purpose of expansion and development of his company before his untimely death in 2003. The amount involved is (USD 10,500,000.00) <-- Count me in!! Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand USD, no other person knows about this account, I am contacting you for us to transfer this funds to your account as the beneficiary,) but I don't know any foreigner, I am only contacting you as a foreigner because this money can not be approved to a local person here. <-- Call your mom!! Reply urgently so that I will inform you the next step to take urgently.

Kindly reply me on my alternative email address (bentanko02atgmail.com)

Sincerely,

Ben Tanko.

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