Mr. Pinball's Blacklist--Index of Scammers--Individual Email for Scammer--John Clark <j.clarks@ymail.com>, jclarke@yahoo.cn

Subject: If you are interested let me have your
Date: Saturday 14 May 2011
From: John Clark , jclarke@yahoo.cn

From: John Clark

I work in a financial institution as a manager and I am
in a position to move out funds to a foreigner legally.
I am ready to give you 40% of the funds for your role.

If you are interested let me have your full names and
phone numbers so I can explain in details.

Regards
John Clark.

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