Who and how do I report a questionable business opportunity that was e-mailed to me ?

The job in question sounds similar to a scam reported on TV not to long ago. The following is part of the e-mail:





HELLO ,





Thankyou for your response and i would like to know if you really like to work from home,


---------- needs a book-keeper in the states, so i want to know if you will


like to work online from home, getting paid weekly without leaving or


it affecting your present job?


I am presently running a textile and fabrics firm i inherited from my late father and we need someone to work for the company as a representative/book keeper in the states





My company produces various clothing materials,expensive and high quality batiks,assorted fabrics and traditional costumes which we have clients we supply weekly in the states.





My clients make payments for our supplies every week in form of money orders which are not readily cashable outside the US {JUST BECAUSE THIS US MONEY ORDERS CAN ONLY BE CASHED WITHIN THE US} so we need someone in the states you can call

Who and how do I report a questionable business opportunity that was e-mailed to me ?
You can report it at the link. Governments in Europe are already posting stuff on their websites.
Reply:This is definitely a scam. I received the same e-mail one month ago. Delete it.
Reply:Just delete the email.