Air France

Air France is referenced in emails such as the one below that appear to be fraudulent or bogus.   If you get a similar e-mail, you should ignore it.  Do not contact anyone listed on the email or give out any personal information.  Never pay any fees of any kind.  Do not cash any of their checks as they may be forged or stolen.   Even though a check may initially clear your account, it may bounce several weeks later and you can be held responsible and even face criminal charges.  You may want to visit other pages or sites to learn more.

HI Wednesday, March 25, 2009 3:40 AM 

From: "Mr Frank Anderson" <frankanderson@mail.frankanderson.eu> 

-- -- Dear Friend,

I apologize for sending you this mail that might come to you as surprise. I would like to start by introducing myself: My name is Mr.Frank B.Anderson , Personal financial consultant to late Mr.Richard A.Eich, a building contractor who lived and worked here in the United Kingdom.

Please, read very carefully, on the 25th of July 2000, my client, his wife and their only daughter were involved in the Air France concord 990 plane that crashed on the Hotelissimo. For more information about this particular crash, visit http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/859479.stm My client was a successful and an accomplished business man, who made enough fortune before his untimely death.

He left behind a large deposit involving USD12,000,000.00 (Twelve Million U.S Dollars) in one of the local finance firms here in London. I was recently contacted to provide them with a relative who would claim the money on the deceased behalf since his entire family perished with him in the crash leaving no one behind estate. Though I was Mr. Richard's business consultant and have good idea about the said deposit, I have no legal right to claim it.

I have made several inquiries on my own to locate his next of kin but all has proved abortive. I even contacted the U.S Embassy but to no success. I am now saddled with the responsibility of looking for a foreign business partner whom I would confidently present as the next of kin of the deceased in order to claim the estate. If unclaimed, we might stand the risk of forfeiting the consignment to the British government as abandoned funds. By virtue of my closeness to the deceased and his family, I have decided to contact you with the offer to join me in claiming the money.

I therefore as a matter of urgency seek your consent to present you as the Next of Kin to late Mr. Richard A Eich. I have all the required information and shall assemble all the necessary Legal documents that will be used to facilitate the claim. I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law. Trust me, as the personal aid and confidant of late Richard A Eich; I am assuring that this will be a risk-free business transaction that you will not regret.

For confidential reasons, Please feel free to contact me on the following E-mail address and telephone number: webstard@googlemail.com, Tel: 0044 733 591777 I will be glad to answer your questions.

My kind regards, Mr.Frank B.Anderson Please call me:+44 753 359 1777

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