Investment Proposal ~ Nigerian 419 Scams

Sunday 3 August 2014

Investment Proposal

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*Mr.Chen*Taiwan CPC Corporation <chen35@web.de>
reply-to:    2861457843@qq.com

Address: No.3, Songren Rd.,Sinyi District, Taipei City 110, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
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     ''LETTER OF INTENT ''

Dear Esteemed Colleague,

I hope this Email Find you in good Health. In View of my Correspondence with you, I unassumingly solicit for your utmost consideration, as this letter Serves as my Formal Notice of Intent to go into a multinational investment with you in your country.

I am Mr.Chen, CEO (CPC Corporation Taiwan). In an open minded manner, I purposefully contact you to negotiate my proposition for investment of multinational companies and industries with you in your country.

If you willingly accept my proffer I shall provide you with the relevant details for the investment funds and our procedures in sequence.

Furthermore, I want every of my Dealings with you to be Carried out Legally, genuinely and Transparent. Please kindly mail me your acceptance reply through my Alternative Email address: 2861457843@qq.com ,for more discussion.

Looking forward to hearing from you and to establish a joint cooperation with long term credible business relation.

Best Regards,
Mr.Chen.

Chief Executive Officer

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