Investment Business Plan Scam Revealed USD
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From Mr David <presupuesto@bh-carpinteria.com.ar>
To : r******@******
Subject : No Subject
Hello
I have a ready Investor who is willing to invest in projects( i.e Real Estates, Construction or any viable projects ). We have the financial muscle and capacity to fund projects between $500,000 to $6.5 Billion USD for capital projects, and Equity Investment Plans. With you at 3% interest rate for a 10 years tenure with grace period of 12/18 months.
I have a ready Investor who is willing to invest in projects( i.e Real Estates, Construction or any viable projects ). We have the financial muscle and capacity to fund projects between $500,000 to $6.5 Billion USD for capital projects, and Equity Investment Plans. With you at 3% interest rate for a 10 years tenure with grace period of 12/18 months.
We are waiting to proceed with the closing and disbursement of investment funds.
Kindly send your business plan and executive summary or refer us to anyone with good business plan, for our investment team review and immediate funding.
I hope we can work together in securing this investment funds you seek and other future transactions.
Thank you in advance as i anticipate your kind response.
Mr David Walden
Consultant
Consultant
Tel: +44-745-218-3513/Whatsapp
De Heerd Investments Limited
Address: Lippo Centre Tower Two,
Queensway, Hong Kong
De Heerd Investments Limited
Address: Lippo Centre Tower Two,
Queensway, Hong Kong
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