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investgrpfinancial@gmail.com


Scam Email received July 7, 2018 from investgrpfinancial@gmail.com

investgrpfinancial@gmail.com
investgrpfinancial@gmail.com
Email From:

investgrpfinancial@gmail.com

Subject:

financial investment

Other emails used:

investgrpfinancial@gmail.com,

Email Subject:

financial investment


financial investment – investgrpfinancial@gmail.com


I am a retired banker, now consulting for Investors. The Investors are providing loan funding to anyone who has a good business/project in need of finance at 3% interest rate annually with minimal documents required to conclude funding modalities. Also, a fee: 1% is paid to anyone who introduces project owner for finance. and we are ready to fund any project up to 500,000,000 EURO (five Hundred Million Euro ). I anticipate your reply. Sincerely, Investment Group investgrpfinancial@gmail.com

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