To: K,
3636 N 52Nd St
Lincoln
Dear K, I had sent an eairlier mail to you on this matter without a reply, Please is this K with the contact address 3636 N 52Nd St Lincoln.
My name is Mark Adams, I work in the accounts department at B F C Bank Cayman Island ® .
I will like to discuss about a deceased family member’s Fixed Deposit Account at B F C Bank Cayman Island ®.
I am currently on a 6 months banking course in the United Kingdom so you can call me on
0044 115 823 108 or 01144 115 823 108 or by email or fax.
Regards,
Mr. Mark Adams
TEL:0044 115 823 108 or
01144 115 823 108
FAX:+44 709 286 4823
B F C Bank Cayman Island ®
As a person who enjoys employment in a bank myself, I sympathize with your quest to contact the loved ones of the deceased. It must be a heart-wrenching, pain-staking role you must play, especially when the death is news to the recipient. OH DEAR DEPARTED family member! The Pain! The Agony! The missed opportunities to visit in what I assume is the Cayman Islands! Yes, I would like to have a discussion about such an account, but I am currently on a 6 month disappearing course in Bermuda and cannot reply, no phone, no fax, no email.
This is funny i got the same email! word for word only it was my info…. could the be a scam?
Dearest M, it is not in my nature to attempt to adjust the memories of one as opposed to the memories of another, but clearly in my reality, this was a highly personalized letter addressed to myself. In fact, if I read this correctly, it is even the second notification, a hint of desperation of one attempting to reconsile one’s life as another one ended. But certainly there is merit, and possily an explanation, in the fact that you feel you received the exact same letter. Certainly, we live in parallell universes that cross on this beast the Internet.
wonderful i received the exact mail myself only that it had a different number and name of contact, could it be the same person with different names.
Regards,
Mr. Mathew Washington
TEL:0044 151 203 8033 or
01144 151 203 8033
FAX:+44 709 286 4823
B F C Bank Cayman Island ®
Certainly a bank this big must have several important employees, with important titles, sending out important letters about important matters of death. I am sorry about your loss.
wow what a life, this person must have so much time on thier hands to come up with all this BULL*%#@!!!
Indeed. It is a pity that one is trapped by the social graces of correspondence, of maintaining proper communication with those who are friends and pen pals. Myself, my work at the bank keeps me quite busy, but this other side of me, in this dimension that began all these correspondences, he must have had nothing but time to make such good friends as those in the Cayman Islands. What a life it must have been: Sand, sun, cocktails, conversations. And here I am in a florescently lit room, struggling to keep up appearances with these friends made in another life.
I JUST RECEIVED A LETTER ABOUT AN ACCOUNT IN THE CAYMEN ISLANDS. i JUST LOST SOME LOVED ONES TRAGICLLY. Is there a site to report abuse?
2nd Notification !! Wow, it’s really strange how we all have family member’s with Fixed Deposit Accounts at B F C Bank Cayman Island. Small world! These people need to get a life…
Its funny that I never get a “first notification”. If I actually received all the money I had allegedly won and inherited over the past several years, I would be able to totally rebuild Hati all by myself and not even miss the money spent to do it.
dude seriously this is retarded…people need to stop scamming people like this…it is retarded
Well add another dearly departed loved one to the list… I wonder who it was that died and had all that money and never told a soul! Surely, surely, my great great granny would have left it all to me… I was her favorite you know.
I wish the one(s)that is sending this would get a half a brain and know that most people are not that stupid!
Well you all add me to the list. I always knew I have a LOT of family from the US to England. Too bad I did not know earlier on that all these loved ones had ALL that money. Oh well easy come, easy go. Maybe if all of us pooled all this money we could buy an Island, set up our own Country. Any taken?