Saturday 19 June 2010

Important Message from Charles Martinson

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From: Charles Martinson
Date: 2010/6/19
Subject: Important Message from Charles Martinson
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From Mr Charles A Martinson,
Cumbria United Kingdom.


Dear Sir/Madam,
I am Mr. Charles A Martinson, Senior Manager, Private banking department of one of the major banks here in the United Kingdom. I was the personal account manager to Late Mr. Michael Yanovskiy, a Russian businessman.

Sometime in 2001, Late Mr. Michael Yanovskiy made a timed deposit in our bank. Upon maturity, a routine letter was sent to his provided address but we received no reply. Several other efforts made to contact him were fruitless. Then after investigation, I discovered that he was among the victims of the Flash Airlines Crash of 3 Jan 2004 http://www.b737.org.uk/flashair.htm, together with his wife and two sons as they were returning to Paris from holiday.

Since then we have written several letters for any possible relative or next-of-kin to come forward for the claim but unfortunately, till this moment no one has come as his relation for his deposit with us. Since it is over five years, the money will be handed over to the government if no body comes to lay claim of the money as the beneficiary/next of kin to the account owner as an unclaimed deposit according to U.K Financial Services Authority (FSA) rule.

The fund is currently in a suspense account waiting for claim. I humbly request your attention/assistance in transferring this fund to you. We can present and give you all the necessary guideline to stand as his next-of-kin and from inside we will facilitate the remittance to you. We will give you more details about the transaction when we receive your affirmative response. Looking forward to hearing from you. Note do use my alternative email address: charlesamart777@hotmail.co.uk for all correspondence and without this alternative email your response will not be considered relevant.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Yours Faithfully,

Mr. Charles A Martinson

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