Next of Kin

[<genecole04@netscape.net> Gene Cole]

Hi,

I need your advise and help with something very
important.

My mother was half south-African and worked with the
an NGO and moved around a lot during her last few
years before she died last year in a car accident. A
few months later, I received a letter in my motherÂ’s
mailbox from a bank stating that my mother had some
deposit with them in form of treasury bills which had
matured and she was expected to retrieve.

IÂ’m South African by birth though my father is from
the Netherlands (as far as I know), but have been living in the
Netherlands for most of my life. I know very little about
financial matters and have been trying to retrieve the
money, which amounts to about USD11,500,000.00 up till
now. But it seems, the bankÂ’s procedures and protocol
get more complex with each step, initially, I had to
prove that my mother was deceased, which I did with
presentation of her certificate of death and liaising
with the red cross society who picked her remains up
at the site of the accident, next, I had to prove
lineage, then my age, now I have been required to
provide a recipient account information and when I
indicated I do not have one, I was told to provide a
next of kin to receive on my behalf.

Now, I am confused and nearly tired, the only person
whom I spoke with about this matter, whom I felt I
could trust, demanded to receive 50% of the money. I
feel that is greedy on his part, though I could have
parted with it, but his countenance scared me.

I have a promise from one of the bankÂ’s accountants,
that if I provide a next of kin to receive for me, he
can subsequently ensure that I donÂ’t get any more
delays and he can then help me secure a fixed deposit
for the money, until I am in a better position to
manage and use it wisely.

I am asking for your advise and help to retrieve this
sum, if you can help for a reasonable percentage,
please reply and I will give you more details and the
bank's contact information so as to retrieve this
money. I am ready and willing to part with an agreed
percentage of this amount for your compensation.

If you can help, please respond to my home email
address: genecole@yahoo.com  or call me
+ 31-623-304-792

Thank you.

Gene Cole