from: Magus Akoi <m.akoi2004@outlook.com>
date: Feb 28, 2026, 4:23 PM
subject: Re: Business Proposal
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Greetings
We are in search for trusted partners in business.
I got your contact details from a genuine source in our search for a reliable and neutral company or individual partner with our venture in the area of investment. I worked as a procurement consultant for the Venezuelan Government. I would require your assistance to manage an investment portfolio for my principal in a profitable business in your region of expertise or otherwise with a good annual return on investment (AROI). As we're all aware, Alot has been going on inside the Venezuelan inner cabinet since the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro by the United State Forces which I believe you're aware of. Amid this crisis, the client has some amount of money (Amount to be disclosed later) which was gotten from an over inflated contract from a crude oil contract awarded to foreign contractors in the Venezuelan petroleum corporation (PDVSA). This deal is a clean money that will benefit yourself, myself and everyone involved. The Investor is seeking your assistance and permission to remit this amount into a safe account for investment purposes and is willing to negotiate the terms and conditions to suit best interest. If you find this offer encouraging and want to move forward, please indicate your interest by a return email.
I am open to further discussions on this subject. More details to be shared later. Let me know what you think about this?
Sincerely,
Magus Akoi
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