Have not seen this variation before, very creative and fraught with danger.

What does it have to do with Thailand , well I was in Thailand when I received it and if I participated in this wonderful opportunity, it would be from Thai soil. Oh, and all the 'income' would be spent in LOS.

Now lets see, 15 pkgs (lets be nice and assume they are all large) X 40 cents per pkg X 4 wks = $24

X 35B/$ = WOW 840B/month. Retirement here I come

"Igor Sharifulin" <[email protected]>

Our company need US partners for drop shipping.

We buy electronics in USA and resell for our clients in Russia.

We have contracts with US resellers but unfortunately this resselers

not supportingshipping to other country then US.

You will receiving packages.

We have own USPS account we will pay for shipping to Russia and e-mail

you shipping.Go to any USPS store and ship package

to Russia within 1-2 days

we will pay money for your work via PayPal or via western union:

Small packages and letters - 20$ per package.

Normal packages more than 5 lbs - 40$ per package.

Our partners ship about 10-15 packages per week.

About PayPal. We need to receive payments from of our clients

via PayPal. We don't have paypal account, we use RUPay in

Russia. Your job - accept paypal payment from our client to

your paypal account. You will take 90% and send Western Union

to our manager in Moscow. You will earn 10% from amount. All

taxes from our part.

Please, send us information for start:

First name:

Last name:

Country:

City:

Street:

Zip code:

State:

Cell phone:

Home phone:

E-Mail:

E-Mail registered with verified paypal account:

Our contact e-mail: [email protected]

Thank You

I've alreadsy received dozens of those, I find them pathetic

It's a variation on the counterfeit check advance scam. Sounds like they're trying to launder funds from stolen paypal accounts.

Of course you'll be the one the police come after as you're accepting the stolen funds and once it's sent on through Western Union it's untraceable.

they must get some suckers doing it though or they wouldnt bother sending it out to six zillion email accounts

Every week I receive various emails, usually the subject line reads "representative needed", in which I am offered to accept payments on behalf of somebody who cannot directly receive them from his customers himself for some reason, I have to channel the money to him then, deducting 10% or so for my services. Used to get them just occasionally, but since about a week they are coming in thick and fast. Don't know exactly how this scam functions, but obviously money can be made from it, otherwise they wouldn't put so much effort in it. It is the scamming flavour of the day!