Dear Mr. Gates:
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Date: Wed, 25 April 2007 11:00 WesternIndonesiaTime Subject: Inspiring Barclays Bid on ABN Amro
Previously I only went on bicycle to the Internet shop, approximately 3 miles away from the house where I live. Or a little further away to a new branch of BCA bank, around 3 and a half miles away. On Saturday 17 March 2007, for the first time I rode the bicycle to Cinere Mall, approximately 6 miles away. In front of the Mall, there are some two or three stories shop houses consisting of restaurants, laundries, bakeries, small stationery shop, and some banks. The banks are Bank Lippo, Bank Mega, Bank Danamon, Bank BCA, Bank Mandiri, Bank BNI. In the evening when I was at home again, there was the news ticker about Barclays bank interested in the bid on ABN Amro bank. A few weeks later the merger took place, and it was then I knew that ABN-AMRO's Chairman of the Managing Board name is Rijkman Groenink. His first name Rijkman is like the combinaton of Paris Hilton's father Ricky Hilton, and my name Firman. As if the merger of Barclays Bank and ABN Amro Bank was inspired by my first time riding bicycle far away to the Mall, across the street of some banks, and the combination of my name and Paris father's name. And it was the world's biggest ever bank takeover. Hmmmm,........... I thank God for obtaining this rare experience in my life.
Date: Wed, 25 April 2007 11:22 WesternIndonesiaTime Subject: E-mails of Lottery Prize from UK Lottery and Barclays Bank
The interesting thing was that around the days of Barclays interest in the bid on ABN Amro bank, I received an e-mail from Dr. Richard Allen Matlock, UK NATIONAL LOTTERY ONLINE SWEEPSTAKES, 12 Bridge Street, Staines Middlesex TW18 4TP, United Kingdom, informing me that I won the lottery prize of 250,000 pound sterling. He said my e-mail was randomly selected with other e-mails to participate in the lottery, and I won. Of course I could not immediately believe in such e-mail. Yet I would like to know what he would do further, so I kept replying the e-mails. He then told me that the check of my winning prize has been deposited at Barclays Bank with Mrs. Kathy Tom, in Regent Street branch. The following correspondences with Mrs. Kathy Tom also became interesting because I was still uncertain about whether she is really from Barclays Bank, yet some of her e-mails like related with the news at CNN news ticker. For example, when there was the news of Barclays Bank waiting for approval to continue the bid of ABN Amro bank, the e-mail of Mrs. Kathy Tom also has the subject with the word 'approval': "APPROVAL OF BANK TRANSFER DETAIL/PAYMENT OF COT CHARGES". And when my reply asking her to use the bank's money for the charge of transfer that later on "......I would pay it back as soon as I get the prize, even with daily interest rate is allright for me......", it was then followed by a news ticker at CNN about Bank of England interest rate and Indonesian Central Bank interest rate. It made my trust on the originality of the prize going fluctuatively, sometimes higher sometime so low. Yet when later on they kept asking me to pay the charge of transfer, I have no choice than to write to London police, asking for the originality for the lottery certificates. Also, since Dr. Richard Allen Matlock later on sent me a document from British Court asking me to sign and sent it back to him, I wrote to the Judiciary of England and Wales. The reply was that the originality of document sent by Dr. Richard Allen Matlock could not be confirmed, especially since the logo of British Crown Court looks unfamiliar.
Date: Wed, 25 April 2007 11:38 WesternIndonesiaTime Subject: Pound Sterling Reach Highest Value on US Dollar
Another interesting thing was that during my correspondences with so called Mrs. Kathy Tom from Barclays Bank, for the first time in 14 years the British pound sterling reaches highest value on US Dollar, one GBP equal to 2 US Dollar. But of course it means nothing to me unless I really received the so called lottery prize deposited at Barclays bank.
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Thank's, A.M. Firmansyah Tel. +62812 183 1538
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