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gpaulson@crypto--zoom.com
Gordon
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Greetings, I worked for a crypto investment company, and before leaving that establishment, I knew of a client who held some huge cryptocurrency assets with. It was confirmed that he passed away from cancer over a year ago. I knew a lot about him because I was his advisor in his first year of working with us,He was young, unmarried, and had no legal heir registered for his assets. The way our system works, we don’t require a next of kin or legal heir on file. When a client dies intestate, the assets are moved to the company’s escrow for 18 months within which a heir is expected to come forward for the claims. After that, the company takes a percentage of it and the rest goes to the State (escheat). Since I worked there for a while, I know all the details about the assets and the right steps to take to liquidate the funds without issues. All I need is for you to present yourself as the “intestate successor†of the deceased. You don’t need to worry about all the legalities. I will walk you through all that, and I’ll take care of everything on the backend to make sure the documents get approved by the right department. We will discuss more about how to split the funds when retrieved, but first, if this interests you, email me back. If not, feel free to ignore this message. Regards, Mr Gordon xxxson |
Dear xxx xxx,I received a vague email from you and I’m not quite sure what to make of it.If you received my earlier message and would like to express your interest, I kindly ask that you send me a clear and direct response so I can better understand your position.I look forward to hearing from you.Best regards,Gordon On Jun 11 2025, at 2:12 pm, xxx xxx wrote: Is there anything known about xxx? That is the issue. I think you will have to confirm it! Am Donnerstag, dem 12.06.2025 um 01:30 +0800 schrieb Mr Gordon xxxson: > Greetings, > > > I worked for a crypto investment company, and before leaving that > establishment, I knew of a client who held some huge cryptocurrency assets > with. It was confirmed that he passed away from cancer over a year ago. I knew > a lot about him because I was his advisor in his first year of working with > us,He was young, unmarried, and had no legal heir registered for his assets. > > > The way our system works, we don’t require a next of kin or legal heir on > file. When a client dies intestate, the assets are moved to the company’s > escrow for 18 months within which a heir is expected to come forward for the > claims. After that, the company takes a percentage of it and the rest goes to > the State (escheat). > > > Since I worked there for a while, I know all the details about the assets and > the right steps to take to liquidate the funds without issues. All I need is > for you to present yourself as the “intestate successor†of the deceased. You > don’t need to worry about all the legalities. I will walk you through all > that, and I’ll take care of everything on the backend to make sure the > documents get approved by the right department. > > > We will discuss more about how to split the funds when retrieved, but first, > if this interests you, email me back. If not, feel free to ignore this > message. > > Regards, > > Mr Gordon xxxson |
Once, when common sense and basic intelligence were being handed out to all humanity, it seems you were elsewhere. Now, the rest of the world got their share but somehow, you missed out entirely. It must be difficult living like that.oh sorry On Jun 13 2025, at 2:57 am, xxx xxx wrote: Good morning Mr. xxxson! You don't understand my question? The topic of xxx is vital to our business. If even that's causing you problems understanding it, then I don't want to have to find out what happens when the next level of Poloch needs to be addressed. Are you even qualified for this type of business? Am Donnerstag, dem 12.06.2025 um 15:05 +0000 schrieb Gordon xxxson: > Dear xxx xxx, > > I received a vague email from you and I’m not quite sure what to make of it. > > If you received my earlier message and would like to express your interest, I > kindly ask that you send me a clear and direct response so I can better > understand your position. > > I look forward to hearing from you. > > Best regards, > Gordon > > > > On Jun 11 2025, at 2:12 pm, xxx xxx < > xxx> wrote: > > Is there anything known about xxx? That is the issue. I think you will > > have to confirm it! > > > > Am Donnerstag, dem 12.06.2025 um 01:30 +0800 schrieb Mr Gordon xxxson: > > > Greetings, > > > > > > > > > I worked for a crypto investment company, and before leaving that > > > establishment, I knew of a client who held some huge cryptocurrency assets > > > with. It was confirmed that he passed away from cancer over a year ago. I > > knew > > > a lot about him because I was his advisor in his first year of working > > with > > > us,He was young, unmarried, and had no legal heir registered for his > > assets. > > > > > > > > > The way our system works, we don’t require a next of kin or legal heir on > > > file. When a client dies intestate, the assets are moved to the company’s > > > escrow for 18 months within which a heir is expected to come forward for > > the > > > claims. After that, the company takes a percentage of it and the rest > > goes to > > > the State (escheat). > > > > > > > > > Since I worked there for a while, I know all the details about the assets > > and > > > the right steps to take to liquidate the funds without issues. All I need > > is > > > for you to present yourself as the “intestate successor†of the deceased. > > You > > > don’t need to worry about all the legalities. I will walk you through all > > > that, and I’ll take care of everything on the backend to make sure the > > > documents get approved by the right department. > > > > > > > > > We will discuss more about how to split the funds when retrieved, but > > first, > > > if this interests you, email me back. If not, feel free to ignore this > > > message. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > Mr Gordon xxxson > > > > |