Harri Kietta. Moving large sums of money through your bank

'Hello my dear' is a bit of a give away as is the terrible grammar and spelling. And then he/she mentions the Ivory Coast. Steer clear. This is a version of the scam known as the 'Nigeria 419' scam.

Harri Kietta.
Cote D'Ivoire
+22508983453

Hello my dear,

Compliment of the day, I'm Mr.Harri Kietta from sierra-Leone. I picked interest on
you after glancing through your short profile, I deemed it necessary to disclose
this important issue. I lost my father during the rebel attacked.

Before his death, he had an account with a bank here in Cote D'Ivoire, where he made a deposit of US$10.5 Millions Dollars. This money was for the purchase of cocoa procession machines and development of another factory, unfortunately he did not meet his target before his untimely death.

Why I contacted you, due to the agreement he had with the bank during deposit, I?ve
been denied total access to the money, the bank Manager told me precisely that the
money was deposited in a suspense fixed account with a clause attached to it for
onward transfer into a foreign account. That the bank will follow the agreement
written and signed by both (the bank and my husband). I was advised to look for a
foreign account where the money can be transferred before I can have access to it.

Since security here cannot be guaranteed besides,I?ve lost my father,I hereby ask
you to do me a favour by standing as my late father?s foreign business partner and
the beneficiary of the money to enable the bank effect the transfer into your
account.

I have plans to invest this money in continuation with the investment vision of my
late father, but not in this place again rather in your country. I have the vision
of going into real estate and industrial production, please if you are willing to
assist me and my only sister Linda, indicate your interest in replying soonest.

Thanks for your anticipated co-oporation,

Yours,
Harri Kietta.