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From: Frank Collins & Co, Esq
From: Frank Collins & Co, Esq
(Legal practitioners, Will, Finance & Probate Solicitor)
269 North Marietta Parkway, Atlanta Georgia, USA
I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out regarding a potential inheritance claim that may involve a late relative of yours. My name is Frank Collins, a legal practitioner, Will, Finance & Probate Solicitor. You may be surprised to receive this letter from me, as we have not had any prior correspondence. However, there is an unclaimed “permanent life insurance policy” associated with our deceased client that requires your attention. This matter involves an unclaimed “Payable-on-Death” (“POD”)savings deposit of Five Million Five Hundred and Twenty five Thousand United States Dollar ($5,525,000.00) only held at a reputable bank in the United States of America. The deceased, who was one of our clients and worked with an energy company in France, unfortunately, passed away in a chemical blast in France two years ago, and since then, no one has come forward to claim the funds; all efforts to locate his relatives have been unsuccessful, hence I am contacting you.
According to the state law regarding insurance policies, any "insured permanent policies" that go unclaimed must be turned over to the abandoned property division after 48 months. I am reaching out to seek your consent to partner with me in claiming these benefits due to the fact that you share the same last name and nationality as the deceased. If you agree to allow me to add your name to the policy, all proceeds will be processed on your behalf. I would like to emphasize that I propose allocating 10% of this amount for charitable organizations of your preferred choice, 10% for any expenses incurred while we would split the remaining 80% in a sharing 50/50 ratio.
This opportunity is entirely risk-free; I possess all necessary documents to facilitate the process efficiently and confidentially. I will provide all relevant documents needed to establish your claim as the beneficiary. Please note that this claim requires a high level of confidentiality and may take up to ten (14) business days following receipt of your consent. Kindly provide the below information
a) Full name,
b) Contact address,
c) Occupation,
d) Your telephone number for quicker communication and,
e) A valid copy of your identification.
Note, the above information required will enable me to file an application letter of claim to the bank establishing claim on your name as the beneficiary to the deceased account deposit. Your prompt response to this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response. My email address: frankcollins3482@gmail.com
Yours Sincerely,
Barr. Frank Collins Esq,
Frank Collins & Co.
(Legal practitioners, Will, Finance & Probate Solicitor)
269 North Marietta Parkway, Atlanta Georgia, USA
I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out regarding a potential inheritance claim that may involve a late relative of yours. My name is Frank Collins, a legal practitioner, Will, Finance & Probate Solicitor. You may be surprised to receive this letter from me, as we have not had any prior correspondence. However, there is an unclaimed “permanent life insurance policy” associated with our deceased client that requires your attention. This matter involves an unclaimed “Payable-on-Death” (“POD”)savings deposit of Five Million Five Hundred and Twenty five Thousand United States Dollar ($5,525,000.00) only held at a reputable bank in the United States of America. The deceased, who was one of our clients and worked with an energy company in France, unfortunately, passed away in a chemical blast in France two years ago, and since then, no one has come forward to claim the funds; all efforts to locate his relatives have been unsuccessful, hence I am contacting you.
According to the state law regarding insurance policies, any "insured permanent policies" that go unclaimed must be turned over to the abandoned property division after 48 months. I am reaching out to seek your consent to partner with me in claiming these benefits due to the fact that you share the same last name and nationality as the deceased. If you agree to allow me to add your name to the policy, all proceeds will be processed on your behalf. I would like to emphasize that I propose allocating 10% of this amount for charitable organizations of your preferred choice, 10% for any expenses incurred while we would split the remaining 80% in a sharing 50/50 ratio.
This opportunity is entirely risk-free; I possess all necessary documents to facilitate the process efficiently and confidentially. I will provide all relevant documents needed to establish your claim as the beneficiary. Please note that this claim requires a high level of confidentiality and may take up to ten (14) business days following receipt of your consent. Kindly provide the below information
a) Full name,
b) Contact address,
c) Occupation,
d) Your telephone number for quicker communication and,
e) A valid copy of your identification.
Note, the above information required will enable me to file an application letter of claim to the bank establishing claim on your name as the beneficiary to the deceased account deposit. Your prompt response to this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response. My email address: frankcollins3482@gmail.com
Yours Sincerely,
Barr. Frank Collins Esq,
Frank Collins & Co.
by "Frank Collins" <transfer.nationwide@gmail.com> - 05:34 - 3 Apr 2025