From: "Prime Supply" <prime.supply@dikewest.com>
Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2012 12:03:49 -0000
Subject: A Product Supply Inquiry


Dear Friend,

I am writing to ask for your kind assistance to enable me execute a very
lucrative and high profiting supply business with you. It is with great
pleasure to share this business opportunity with you.
Please No Obligation.

I am very confident with trust and understanding, we will execute this
business to our mutual benefit and believe that you will not let down the
trust and confidence I am willing to repose in you.

I worked for an Agricultural Firm as the Corporate Affairs Manager.
Between the 17th - 19th of Feb., 2011 a seminar was held in Bouake, Cote
d'ivoire of which I attended. While in the Seminar, I was opportuned to meet
the President of Kuramoh Group S.a.r.l, Alhaji Alamsiki Koramu.

Alhaji Alamsiki Koramu is an accomplished and widely known millionaire farmer
in this part of the region. He has farms in different countries of West
Africa. But above all, he is one of the greatest supplier of cattles, beef
and other diary products in this part of the West Coast. On knowing my
profession, He took me into confidence by informing me about the purchase of
a particular but very rare medicine for his cattles.

He informed me that he buys this product at $5,000.00USD per carton, and
that he mostly buys to the excess of 850 cartons. He also informed me that
he was only asking me to find out if my organisation could source for him a
cheaper supplier considering the recent trend of falls in the general price
of beef in the world market which is affecting his business.

Back in my office, I discussed this proposal with my boss and he decided to
handle the supply by himself. We carried out a market research and
discovered that we could purchase these medicine somewhere cheaper in Europe
for $2,000.00 USD per carton. We moved proposal to Koramu Group S.A.R.L to
make the supply to them at $4,800.00 USD per carton of which he accepted.

Owing to my role in the transaction, I had an agreement with my Boss to be
receiving 30% of whatever gain is made on each supply of which he agreed.
But on the completion of the supply and the receipt of the payment, my boss
renegade on our agreement and refused to give me my share of the profit.
Since then our relationship has been at its low ebb. I have since accepted
it as one of life experiences.

However as fate may have it, I intercepted a recent letter of request from
Alhaji Alamsiki Koramu asking my boss to supply him with
1250 cartons of the same product as soon as possible. I seized the letter.
And personally contacted him and informed them that I can introduce them to
the producer who is ready to supply them the product at $4,400.00 USD. If he
will pay in advance as he usually does. He was very pleased and is right now
waiting to be contacted by my partner.

We will buy the medicine at $2,000.00 USD from Europe and sell at $4,400.00
USD to Koramu Cattle & Dairy Farms S.a.r.l with him first paying 50% of our
quoted price as mobilisation. I will be entitled to 40% of whatever profit
we make after the deduction of all expenses.

If you are interested and capable of handling this supply with me, kindly
get back to me urgently so that I can furnish you with more details and the
contacts of the manufacturing company in Europe and that of Koramu Cattle &
Dairy Farms S.a.r.l.

Kindly be notified that at no point in time should you let Koramu Cattle &
Dairy Farms to know that you are not the producer of the medicine and we
should never allow them to know the contact of our real source in Europe so
that they would'nt boycott us to deal directly with them.

I will very much appreciate you include your telephone number, so that i can
call you for more detailed discussion on our next step.

Anticipating to hear from you soonest.

Sincerely Yours,

Mr. Adjah Donald