From: "Sam Morse" <tim2000@freenet.lu> 
Reply-To: "" <corporatefinancialservice@rocketmail.com> 
Date: Fri, 7 Oct 2011 19:22:52 +0200 
Subject: [! SPAM !] Re:Thank you for your response 
 
 
 
 
Dear Friend, 
  
I am Sam Morse, One of the portfolio Funds Managers 
of Fidelity Investment International. One of the UK`s 
largest Management Company with over $45billion 
Capital Investment Funds, 
 Nevertheless, as Fidelity Investment International 
Funds Manager, I handle all our Investor's Direct 
Capital Funds and secretly extract 1.2% Excess 
Maximum Return Capital Profit (EMRCP) perineum on 
each of the Investor's Magellan Capital Funds. As an 
expert, I have made over $25.Million USD from the 
Investorâs EMRCP and hereby looking for someone to 
trust who will stand as an Investor to receive the 
funds as Annual Investment Proceeds from Fidelity 
Investment International. All conformable documents 
to back up the claims will be made available to you 
prior to your acceptance. 
 Brief history of funds: I have more than 208 
Corporate Investors attached to my portfolio whose 
Capital Investment Funds are being managed and 
administered by me. This Capital Investment Funds has 
a value of over US$19.2Billion. The US$19.2B is been 
used for trading in Stock Market, Crude Oil and 
Lending with Profit Returns. Every end of year, each 
corporate investor is expected to receive interest 
from his total Investment Capital Funds. However, I 
make an excess of 1.2% from the Investor's Investment 
Capital Funds annually which have exceeded our 
targeted 20% of Total Investment Capital Funds. This 
extra of 1.2% from the 21.2% is been retained by me 
as my personal profits for managing the Capital 
Investment. 
 Meanwhile, I have worked out the strategies and 
technicalities whereby the funds can be claimed in 
any of our Clearing Houses without any hitches. Our 
sharing ratio should be 60-40, I think this is fair. 
 If you are interested, Please email me your direct 
telephone number for discussion of this transaction 
in further detail. 
  
Sincerely, 
 Sam Morse. 
 
 
 
 
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