From: florena pavel < florenapavel@gmail.com > Subject: Re: Reply to your ad: What a lovely apartment for rent in Brighton

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

From: florena pavel < florenapavel@gmail.com >
Subject: Re: Reply to your ad: What a lovely apartment for rent in Brighton
To: David
Date: Saturday, 10 July, 2010, 11:34

Hello David,

Thanks for your reply, I wouldn't want you to get me wrong as i didn't ask you to send the deposit to me directly, the idea of making a confirmation of your financial ability is not only my idea, my lawyer and i decided to use that process and i can't violate the procedure.

However, i didn't want to collect any money from you as long as you have not sign a contract neither have i taken you round my flat. All i request of you is to transfer the deposit to your friend or relative within the UK through western union , once you've done that, you get back to me with a scan copy of the transfer receipt so that i can forward it to my lawyer to confirm if the transfer is valid and is ready for pick up. After the confirmation might have been made by my lawyer, i will then ask you to tell your friend to pick up the money
for you, and schedule a convenient day and time for the viewing. I promise to return the cost of the transfer without any deduction.

Kindly let me know your opinion as soon as possible and if you are not comfortable with my lawyer procedure, i suggest that you look for another flat in other to avoid time wasting.

Kind regards

Mrs Pavel

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: I have received your contract and the refund policy agreement from my lawyer today and i have attached it to this email, print it out, sign and forward a copy back to my email box, you can as-well come with a copy at your arrival date to my flat.

Also you will need to proceed with the transfer as soon as possible for my lawyer to perfect the reservation for you. It is required of you to make the reservation deposits of (1) One week rent at 80GBP plus the security deposit of 400GBP the total money you are to transfer to fully confirm the reservation for you before your arrival is (480GBP) Note: the security deposit is returnable in cash at the end of One week (1) stay in my flat.It is required of you to make the transfer through any Western Union money transfer post office, since your arrival date is near which requires urgent attention, so that we can perfect the reservation for you even before your arrival date to my flat. Bellow are the details for the transfer:

Name: Mrs Queen Pavel
Address:58 new dover rd Canterbury, kent CT1 3DT,UK.
Bellow might be helpful in perfecting the transfer without much stress:

1.Locate the nearest western union post office shop around you.
2.Pick up the form of transfer and fill in the details which needs to be filled and return back to the post master.Details needed on the form are {sender name;your name and address.}{receiver name and address, i.e my deatils}
3. Return back to the post master with the cash you are transferring to your partner or friend and wait for the receipt to be returned back to you.

Kindly proceed with the transfer as soon as possible and get back to me with the scan copy of the transfer receipt as i will forward it to my lawyer to attach it with other utility document which will be handed over to you with the keys at your arrival date.

I look forward to reading from you soon and hope to see you in due time.

Kind Regards

Mrs Queen Pavel; August 8, 2010 at 8:46 AM

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Wednesday, July 21, 2010