So I just got this wonderful news emailed to me today! This looks like a fantastic opportunity... but I don't know!
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Greetings,
I am sorry to encroach into your privacy in this manner, I found your listed
in the Trade Centre Chambers of Commerce directory here in
Japan, I find it
pleasurable to offer you my partnership in business,I only pray at this time
that your address is still valid. I want to solicit your attention to receive
money on my behalf. The purpose of my contacting you is because my status
would not permit me to do this alone.
When you reply this message, I will send you the full details and more
information about myself and the funds. If interested, please reply through my
alternate Email:
jirohiroko01@gmail.comMr. HIRAKU DAVID JIRO
(Head of Finance Dept,
Tokyo Mitsubishi Bank,
Tokyo, Japan)
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WOW! I did not know I was listed in the Japanese "Trade Centre Chambers of Commerce" I guess Pitchfork Industries is really taken a life of it's own. With the Pitchfork Ranch, Onyx23 Entertainment, Sub.Version (Formally subsonicsin radio) and all the other make believe enterprises of PitchforkJesus Ltd. ©® & ™, it's not all that surprising, other than the fact that I am such a global force that even Japanese banks want a piece of the Pitchy action!
I am a tad bit skeptical though as to why the Toyko Mitsubishi Bank doesn't have their own mail server and has to use Gmail for such high level correspondences, not to mention the fact that Mr. Hiraku Jiro's middle name is DAVID, plus his gmail name doesn't match his business name. Now I am no expert in Japanese culture, but I am fairly certain your name does not change based on formalities like how you would greet someone (i.e. Konichiwa vs. Moshi-moshi | hello in person vs. hello when answering the phone) Perhaps I am being overly analytical.
I just don't know what to do, it seems like an amazing business proposition, but there is that little bit of skeptism and doubt. UGH! This is going to keep me up at night for sure! Perhaps if we weren't in such a dire straits with the economy, this would be a no brainer, but with my bank account looking like the mouth of a meth addict, I am overly cautious. What to do; what to do...
So in light of my upcoming Japanese joint venture business dealings, it might help to learn to count in Japanese. Thank god for YouTube ;)