from: Ahmed marsha Adamu <a_adamu100@yahoo.com>
reply-to: ahmedmarsha.adamu2020@gmail.com
date: Apr 21, 2020, 8:49 PM
subject: Ref: Introduction / Curious to know whether you'll be interested?
mailed-by: yahoo.com
Dearly Friend,
Ref: Introduction / Curious to know whether you'll be interested?
Good day to you,
With regards to your email - I got it during my private search for reliable individuals. Therefore, I sincerely hope this will not constitute any sort of embarrassment to you at all.
My name is Ahmed marsha Adamu, and I am Curious to know whether you'll be interested in assisting to help me invest my late father's fund and Gold in your country.
I am not proposing a transaction that is in anyway illegal, however it involves quite a huge sum of Money and I would honestly prefer to have it done as discreetly as possible by someone who is ambitious and willing to earn a lot through JV Partnership. Furthermore, I must reassure you that you are not required to do anything illegitimate to secure these funds or safety of the gold for re-investment purposes in your country.
With this understanding, we can then move forward and begin working towards a business relations that would yield serious financial gain through our joint efforts in the event you'll be interested, and we can be honest, sincere, and transparent in whatever we do, resulting in a long term business relations....then I'm prepared to work with you.
Kindly reply with your contact telephone numbers so that we can speak briefly over the telephone, also on Skype, we may speak on Skype with our camera on as well before doing this business... That way you would know whom you are dealing with
More details will be given as soon as you indicate your interest.
Thanks for your time and welcome a positive response
Best regards,
Ahmed marsha Adamu.
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