Don't Believe This: A Scam Of A Different Kind??

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I just got a very "interesting" email via the writing website Helium. Okay granted, sometime ago, I did do an article and submitted it to them and it was sort of a review of the book and DVD "The Secret" and about the principles of the Law of Attraction. No doubt this "person" has and will target anyone else who has done any kind of articles about The Secret and/or Law Of Attraction. Here's the email: From: Raid Jal, hi I am the executive manager of COACH training and Consultation Company, based in Dubai at the Arabic Emirates. We are interested in delivering a training workshop about the principles in the book "THE SECRET" to senior managers in Dubai at by the end of March 2008. We are looking for a professional trainer that is qualified to hold this workshop and deliver the training about the principle of those secrets in the book by Rhonda Byrne. so please ,if you find your self in this training,we would highly appreciate your support and concern in replying to us and discussing the requirement of this process. p.s. please send me a CC of the reply to this email : xxxxxxxxxx(purposely edited) Thank you Raid Jalboush ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRIVACY The Helium member did not have access to your email address to send this email. When you reply to this member, you are opening up direct communication with the Helium member via your own email addresses. If you want to block this member from sending you more emails, click this link http://www.helium.com/user/update_account_details?block_user_id=397723&tab=privacy_settings If you do not want to receive any more Helium member emails, click this link http://www.helium.com/user/update_account_details?tab=privacy_settings Helium.com Where Knowledge Rules™ ____________ Okay what amuses me no end, this email is from a person in the Arabic Emirates....like duh? Why, oh why would anyone from there want to learn about the principles of The Secret and Law Of Attraction, when you have people there spending 14.3 million dollars for one lousy license plate as I described in my one discussion...aren't they kind of using the Law Of Attraction there already, or is it that instead of mere billions they want to attract trillions of dollars?? (hehee) Is it me, or does anyone see this email as being a bit strange and some kind of scam once again?? Has anyone else gotten an email like this, particularly via Helium???