Mr. Kenedy Taylor of the Grist Mill Investment

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From:    Grist Mill Investment
Reply-To:    gristmill.investment@live.com
Subject:    Ref:2008 Investment Project In Your Country.
Date:    Thu, 3 Jul 2008 00:39:55 -0500 (01:39 EDT)

Attn:

Ref:2008 Investment Project In Your Country.

We of the Grist Mill Investment, are brokering an Investment deal in your country on behalf of a client.This deal will involve the eventual investment of USD25M. (Twenty Five Million Dollars) within your country.We are by this letter offering you a partnership, so as to allow us have you as representative and manager of invested funds in your country within the time frame of the investment/partnership scheme.
Since we cannot determine if this email is still functional and also your willingness, we have kept this proposal brief.

If you are Interested in this offer of partnership,please respond and give us your full contact details plus company profile, and in response we will send you an elaborate proposal and details of this offer.Your expedient response will be appreciated.

Thank you.

Mr. Kenedy Taylor
gristmill.investment@live.com
+447011141309
Admin Department,
Grist Mill Investment

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