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From: "Nicholas" <nnichpolo07@excite.com>
Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2007 13:02:55 -0500 (EST)
Subject: ATTENTION PLEASE!!!,
ATTENTION PLEASE!!!,I'm Nicholas Poloskoval(MR), and an investor in one of the bigest oil Company here in MOSCOW. I have a very brief important and private offer for you and i know it will profit us at the end of the day. I am just asking for your partnership to re-profile some offshore investment funds worth over US$32,000,000.00(Thirty Two Million Dollars).This is due to the majorproblem between the Russia government and (YUKOS OIL). I am constrained however to withhold most of the details for now.This is a legitimate and risk free transaction, if you agreed on theterms you will be offer 30% for "re-profiling and subsequent management ofthe funds" . If you are interested, please write back to my private email: nichpolo1957@aim.com.Best regards,Nicholas .Poloskoval Mr.
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