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from Abbott Briggs julien.sempere@orange.fr

reply-to revdrabbottbriggs@live.com to   date Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 8:44 AM subject BE OUR PAYMENT OFFICER AND GET 5% OF EVERY PAYMENT MADE TO YOU

Dear Friend,

I am REV.DR.ABBOTT BRIGGS I am the Account Officer of YD YACHTS BROKERAGE in the United Kingdom. We manufacture and sell Yachts to clients in U.S.A,

Canada and other Countries. We have lot of experiences of receiving large amounts in bank transfers by swift wire transfer into an account in the United States. We have

been advised to accept all payments into “A Home Equity or Business Line of Credit Account and Company account “. Which is more secure and the IRS will never

question any amount of money coming in or going out of the account.

We need a trustworthy representative in the United States or Canada who owns or can operate such account and I will offer you 5% of any of my payment that passed

through your account. You will never invest any money during the course of this transaction and this transaction is 100% legal. The amount of money depends on the volume
of Yachts sold which ranges from $300,000.00. and above depending on the yacht and also of your account limit.

Below are the information my client requested: -

1. Full name:
2. Contact address:
3. Telephone#:
4. Mobile#:
5. Fax#:
6. Occupation#:
7. Home/Business Equity Line of Credit Limit#:
8. Age#:

My client said that you have to comply with the enabling insurance policy standard and the funds will be wired from their west coast affiliates of the United States or East

Coast Transaction, I will give you more details and attach a form for you to fill out are return as soon as I hear from you.

I want to assure you that this is a legal business, and it’s 100% risk free. So get back me if you are interested in this mutual offer and I shall update you with further

information to this.

Best Regards,
Dr Abbott Briggs.

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