jones lio, Chief Executive Officer of Ricoh Company Limited Fake Job Scam

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From:     Jones Lio <lio.jones1@gmail.com>
Reply-To:    lio.jones1@gmail.com
Subject:    commision agent needed
Date:    4 Jul 2008 10:40:35 -0500 (11:40 EDT)

Ricoh Company Limited
Our ref: RCC/CW/00112/07
www.ricoh.com.cn
lio.jones1@gmail.com |
I am jones lio, Chief Executive Officer of Ricoh Company Limited.
We deal on crude oil, raw materials and export to Canada, America, and
Europe. Our company is also into promotions and entertainment.
       We are looking for a reliable commission agent who can help us receive
payments from customers that our company supplies goods to in Canada,
America, and Europe as well as making Payments through you to us.
Please if you are reliable and interested in been a commission agent with
our company we will be glad but you have to be a honest and trustworthy
person and as our commission agent, you will receive some percentage
and
motivations on whatever amount that is paid by our debtors through you to
us.
        Deduct ten percent (10%) of the total amount on these money
orders as your commission for the great service you have rendered in
support of the company and then have the rest wired
to me (or directly to my
accountants involved in this project via
Western Union Money Transfer. The Western Union Service fee should also be
deducted alongside your 10% service charge before having the rest wired
via Western Union. I want you to read the details of this job and then
get back to me by emailing me on if you are interested and I will
provide you with more information and make concluding arrangements after
which I will provide you details and information on when the job will
commence.

             I have attached an employment form in this email which you could fully
fill on your computer and send back as an attachment, just so I know
who and where I would be sending my payments out to. Do provide the
address where you will be able to sign for the collection of the payment

Thank You

Jones Lio

43 The Parade
Cardiff
CF24 3AB
Telelephone: 029 36035493
Fax: 029 36035493
Charity No: 1054015;
Company No: 943501
www.tenovus.com

APPLICATION FORM

DATE :

FIRST NAME:

LAST NAME:

HOME ADDRESS (NOT P. O Box):

CITY:

STATE:

ZIP CODE:

COUNTRY:

PHONE NUMBER (S):

GENDER:

AGE:

NATIONALITY:

BANK NAME :

(Information included in this
application form is confidential between
you and me, and the full name and contact info should be included as it
should be written on the payments being issued over to you, you should
also include a valid phone number for easy contact)
ATTESTATION

According to how you have been briefed earlier by me. You are required
and mandated to receive payment on behalf of the above mentioned firm.
You are to deduct 10% of all funds processed on a particular order and
forward the balance payment via WESTERN UNION as I would be instructing
you on receipt of my payments. You will notify me a week ahead if
eventually you want to discontinue this job so as to terminate all payment
coming your way to avoid conflict. In agreement to this kindly append
signature below

Signature:

JONES LIO

43 The Parade
Cardiff
CF24 3AB
Telelephone: 029 36035493
Fax: 029 36035493
Charity No: 1054015;
Company No: 943501

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