Potential Scammer?

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Kiyohiro Mitsui

Re: Request for Partnership.

I am aware of the unsafe nature of the internet but due to the prevailing circumstances I don’t have any other option than to communicate you through this medium. y names are Kiyohiro Mitsui, a Japan citizen, the officer in charge of procurement management section of United Nations. I need you to understand that I am a man of my words with a family name to protect but in dear need of your corporation and partnership in completing a multi-million dollar transaction.

The transaction is 100% risk free, financially profitable and economically viable. You will be entitled to 35% of the total proceeds of the transaction and am open for negotiations and detailed clarifications. All arrangements will be made under a legitimate framework. Full details will be disclosed to you on your expression of interest I look forward to doing good business with you.

this my private email address:[email protected]

Best Regards,

Kiyohiro Mitsui OIC- United Nations

100% scam.

This is a classic 419 scam, also known as Advance Fee Fraud. The scammer wants to convince you that you stand to make a lot of money--but in reality it is your money he is after.

If you fell for this scam, you would be asked to pay for fees, "demmurage," shipping, even bribes to officials to complete the deal. In the end, the only money to change hands would be yours--going straight to the scammer.