Sounds like junk right? but their site has a real phone number which makes it seem less fishy?: We are online business brokers that represent a large group of investors looking to make online business acquisitions in your niche between $100k to $20M. If your business is generating profits of at least $50,000 annually, we would like to speak with you and make formal introductions. If you would like to move forward to the next phase, please provide us with the best phone number to reach you and we will setup a call. Best Regards, Allison Lawrence
Sounds like a scam. Check these, too: https://forums.digitalpoint.com/threads/an-email-from-an-online-business-broker.2631577/ http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-602-364-6999 http://www.christiannielsen.net/blog1.php/turn-key-acquisitions These really re-affirm my suspicions. Have a phone number doesn't make a business seem any more credible. Sure, people do outreach, cold calling, etc, but it's a real long-shot unless you have a verifiable reputation to back it up.
Here's a tip -- when the first five words are broken Engrish, it's a scam... though I'm a bit shocked to see quite so coherent a use of English on that type of mail.