From: Bode George <attikudansukinig@gmail.com>
Reply-To: gtbodegeorge@gmail.com
Date: Jan 11, 2022 at 6:10 PM
Subject:
Good morning ,
I am keen in investing in your country and I need your assistance and
co-operation to actualize it. I have investment interest in Yacht ,
Fishing, shipping, oil and gas, textiles, pharmaceuticals,
Agriculture, mining, exotic properties for commercial/residential and
development properties, hotels and any other viable investment
opportunities in your country you deem lucrative based on your
recommendation, will be highly welcomed.
I want to send you the sum of 50 million dollars to manage in an
investment. For your anticipation in receiving and managing the funds
in a good business, I will give you 20% of the money as your
commission. Let me know if you have the ability to handle this, so I
can give you more information.
Regards
Chief Bode George
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