Mr. Pinball's Blacklist--Index of Scammers--Individual Email for Scammer--Walter <jimmie.walter02@yahoo.com>

Scammer email posted Thu Sep 2 12:00:31 2010

From: Walter [jimmie.walter02@yahoo.com]
Date:  Thu Sep 2 2010
Subject: 

Good day Sir/Madam
      I'm Jimmie Walter,from United Kingdom.I want to make reservation with
your Office for a private Dog Training Course or Pet Grooming for a group of
5 Adult that will be coming to your facility to learn how to train dogs and
pet grooming for 4 weeks or more,depending on the routine of your
classes,the program will run through the month of Sept and Oct,in between
the dates 20th/09/2010 to 18th/10/2010,my date is flexible.if my request is
granted,i would be glad to also make plans for  training kits if possible or
necessary,please advise.
What are your payment option?
Do you accept 50% deposit via credit cards?
Get back to me in details with necessary information we need to know,enclose
the total cost of your services plus $8500 for a Logistics Agent who will
take care of my clients Air-Flight,
Accommodation,
Transportation logistics while they are in your Area,or an estimate of the
cost of this project,i await your prompt response towards my request.

Kind Wish
Jimmie Walter

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