Then he tells you his investors are impressed with your pitch deck, want 10% of your company for $200K and a (fake) cashier check is already on the way. All you have to do is wire Denis a 10% finders fee as soon as possible.
Ah, yes this seems the likely path, and then the scammer is back in the familiar waters of a money wire scam.
The other thing I was thinking (this would be too much work on their part though), is Denis is getting a wide variety of business's pitch decks and exec sums, and will host them on a website that charges a membership fee to view the next big idea's plans or something along those lines.
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Then he tells you his investors are impressed with your pitch deck, want 10% of your company for $200K and a (fake) cashier check is already on the way. All you have to do is wire Denis a 10% finders fee as soon as possible.
Ah, yes this seems the likely path, and then the scammer is back in the familiar waters of a money wire scam.
The other thing I was thinking (this would be too much work on their part though), is Denis is getting a wide variety of business's pitch decks and exec sums, and will host them on a website that charges a membership fee to view the next big idea's plans or something along those lines.