text: "Please note the sender's email address has not been verified.This article from Rediff.com has been sent to you by mr.glas@yahoo.co.ukKindest Attention I am MR.Glas philip director of operations with favovr Bank in London my late customer an expatriate was killed in an unknown circumstances and before his death he had some unclaimed treasury bills (Bonds) with volks Bank in London. I decided to search for any of my late customer's relative which have been very difficult for me before those treasury bills(Bonds) get confisticated or declared unserviceable by the bank. In 2002 he invested in treasury bill bonds here in London in my bank totalling 15.3 million pound sterlings which was due to be collected in 2005 with acrued dividends.On my yearly appraisal of my customer at the turn of every year I discovered that his investment is overdue for retrieval.I put up series of mail to Mr George Reid which were sent back uncollected.I later discovered that He passed on in february 2004.I tried to contact any of his relatives but to no avail hence I decided to contact you to come in as his next of kin. I will prepare every operation that will assist your claim The treasury bills(Bonds) will be released to you within 10 working days after you have filed in for claims.For your assistance you shall have 30% of the entire sum.This transaction is 100% risk free and any risks will be on me as the director of operations so be rest assured. I would want you to send me your full names your phone number and your mailing address to enable me talk to you before I send you the certificate of deposit.As soon as I hear from you I will send you the documents and other relevant information relating to this transaction.I believe in confidentiality and openess with regard to this transaction. I will like you to acknowledge the receipt of this e-mail as soon as possible  and treat with absolute confidentiality and sincerity.I look forward to your quick reply. Sincerely MR.Glas Philip"