I have received several promo/scam/etc. type e-mails over the years, but this one is new to me and a bit unique.
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Hello ,
Trust you are well . I came across your contact as a firearm instructor . I will like you to schedule two of my staffs for basic firearm training on physical premise security . They both have a handgun with ammo(.375 caliber) . They have no criminal record and are both male above 20years old. They are without prior firearm experience. I want the training sessions to be private and basic.
Let me know how much you charge per hour for training and also the the dates you would be available on January 20th.
I have a private driver that will be bringing them for their training once we conclude on dates and payments.
What types of credit cards do you accept for payment? Kindly get back to me with answers to all my questions for us to proceed.
Best Regards,
Olivia
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There is so much wrong with this, how can anyone even fall for it?
So if for fun and if I would considering a reply, what suggestions do you have?