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REQUEST TO BE OUR GUARDIAN AND THEN HELP US TO COME OVERYOUR COUNTRY: Good day and how are you today? I hope fine? After going through your profile,permit us to inform you of our desire of asking you to be aguardian orfoster parent to us and then help us out inwhat we are about to tell you. I'm Aicha Malik (16) and have an Eldersister Virginie(18) We are the children of Late Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Malik.Our father was a very wealthy cocoa merchant here in Abidjan, the economic capital of Cote D'Ivoire. He was poisoned to death by hisbusiness associates onone of their outings on a business trip.

Our mother died when we where babies.Before the death of our father on Sept. 2004 in aprivate hospital here in Abidjan, he secretly called us by his bed side and told us that he has the sum of Eight million twohundred and thousand United State Dollars USD ($8.200,000) deposited ina suspense account in one ofthe big banks here in Abidjan. He told usthat he used my sister'sname (Virginie) as the next of Kin indepositing the money. He then strongly advised us not to seek forassistance in the investment of them one from his lawyer nor any of hisfriend here but to seek for aforeign partner from a country of ourchoice (outside our country, CoteD'Ivoire)that willl assist us in thewise investment of the money.We have since left the money in the bankwith the view of our making use of it for investment purposes after oureducation carrier here. But as you may be already aware by now, ourcountry (Cote D'Ivoire) is presently at political crises. Rebels have already taken over the whole Northern part of the country and makingefforts towards the capture of the commercial center of the country,Abidjan, where we are now. For this urgly development in this country,we have now decided to take quick actions and have this moneytransferred out of this country before it is too late to do that.

We nowwant to transfer it out and use it for investment purpose like realestate management or hotel management. Because of this we are honorablyseeking your assistance in the following ways: (1) To serve as aguardian to us and then assistustransfer the money into your bankaccount. (2) To make arrangement for us to come over to your countryto further our education and then settle there parmanently. If youaccept to stand as our guardian orfoster parent to us, we need notdiscuss on any percentage with you as you have to see the whole money asyours and then assist us invest it.But if you still want a percentage,we are willing to offer you, 20 % ofthe total money as compensation foryour assistance.

Please tell us if you feel the percentage we offered isnot ok by you. As soon as wereceive your concrete assurance to assistus with our proposal and also your full contact address/phone number, we will then give the bank your contact information and then tell them to transfer the money into your account as we want to come over to staywith you parmanently. The bank will then contact you and communicatewith you on the transfer. You shall then be giving us information onwhen the transfer will be over. We shall also send our pictures to youand shall also need yours too. No matter what your decision may turnout to be, please we beg you to keep this highly secret for our safety,as we believe that those that killed our Daddy are still after us.Please reply to us urgently.

Thanks and God bless
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