from: C. Fernadex Alex <Falex78289@cox.net>
reply-to: motorradfan@a1.net
date: Aug 7, 2021, 6:32 PM
subject: Re: Proposal - Collaboration
Greetings !
I am C. C Fernadex A, coordinator Assistant in a Laboratory Europe
region . I have a business proposal for you which is worth a substantial
amount and will save lives. I would be glad to receive your
acknowledgement of this email so I can furnish you more with details of
my proposal for your consideration.
Actually, we are looking for a reliable person in your region to
represent my company in sourcing for some basic and rare herbal extracts
used in the manufacturing of High quality Anti-Viral Vaccines, for
Cancer treatment (as an attempt to reduce the pains of chemotherapy),
Tuberculosis and other lifesaving Pharmaceutical Products
Please give me the opportunity to explain to you in detail what the
business is all about by replying back to me here motorradfan@a1.net .
Note: You have the right to quit by the end of my detailed explanation
and you don't feel like moving forward with me. But trust me, you won't
regret it.
Best regards
C. Fernadex Alex
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