from: mariah blanchett <mb8958649@gmail.com>
date: Nov 30, 2020, 1:40 AM
subject: Re: hello
mailed-by: gmail.com
From Mariah Blanchett Johnson
I have sent you this e-mail for open discussions with you. I don't
want you to misunderstand this offer in any aspect...if it is okay
with you, I ask for your full cooperation. I have contacted you base
on trust to handle an investment in your country/company on my behalf
as a prospective partner.
My name is Mariah Blanchett Johnson It might interest you to know that
I have US$3.600, 000.00, Three million Six Hundred thousand deposited
by late father with a financial institution I want your partnership
for investing the fund in your country/company. It is pertinent to ask
if you can handle this fund/investment in your country, in any of this
area
1). telecommunications
2). Transportation industry
3). Five star hotel
4). property
(5) Companies,
Meanwhile, I am very honest in my dealings with people and I also
demand the same from you as a Partner to be. Can I trust you with this
fund?
I want you to note that this is a mutual business venture there is a
reward for your assistance. I shall let you know your benefit for your
assistance as we proceed. For a more comprehensively about details of
the fund, please contact me as soon as possible. If you find this
letter offensive, please ignore it and accept my apologies.
Regards,
Mariah Blanchett Johnson
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