We offer Grant of US$250 million dollar‏

Friday, July 30, 2010

We offer Grant of US$250 million dollar‏

mmwwmike123@gmail.com
We offer Grant of US$250 million dollar‏
URGENT GRANT OFFER.

We offer Grant of US$250 million dollar for Farmers,Ranchers,churches and Small scale Entrepreneurs from the Directorate of Project Development(DOPD). This Grant is for Experienced Farmers, Ranchers and Small Scale Entrepreneurs who are unable to obtain financing from commercial credit sources. Loan amounts range from $500,000.00 to $2,000,000.00 and $2,000,000.00 to $5,000,000.00 (Amount Varies Based on Applicant Capability).Ministry of National Development (MOND) is the sponsor of this facility..

REASON FOR CONTACTING YOU:

My name is Dr. Mike Williams, the Director of Operations in the Directorate of Project Development (DOPD). Last year I made an arrangement with one Mr.Michael McNulty a national of the United State of America to hold on my behalf the sum of $15 Million to be used for investment,the money was slated to move in three phase of $5 Million at each . We worked together and obtained all the papers needed to transfer the first $5 Million but as soon as the fund was confirmed in his bank account he disconnected his phone line 715-694-5762 and disappeared. His was staying at #45 Fall, Wisconsin.

My tenure as the Director of Operation in the Directorate of Project Development (DOPD) will end October (2010) and I do not want the opportunity I have here in making myself rich to be wasted hence I am contacting you to work with me and keep on my behalf for investment the balance of $10Million.

As a civil servant I am barred from operating foreign account and I would not deposit this amount in my local bank account here because I had declared my asset immediately I was appointed into my present position. I will make you my investment manager after a commission of 10% for your help and I pray I will not be disappointed again.

I seek for your corporation and sincerity towards this business. Please contact me immediately via email: mikewwww222@gmail.com with your complete names ,age,occupation, address, and numbers (Phone and Fax)

Yours faithfully,
Dr. Mike Williams.
Director of Operations
DOPD.

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