from: GOLD COMPANY <tarkwagold2@gmail.com>
date: Feb 1, 2023, 6:15 PM
subject: TARKWA COMPANY GOLD GHANA
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention: Sir.
One of our worker`s in this company Mr. Bright Addo forwarded your
message to us regarding your interest of buying our gold, we
appreciate it.
We have two options of selling our gold to our clients.
(1) Either you come to our office here in Ghana and see the gold
for the final conclusion, to enable the gold to move successfully to
your country of your choice, after the final assay of the gold here in
Ghana, you and one of our representative will travel with the gold to
your country of your choice for the final assay, once you confirmed it
done, you will make the payment into our bank account.
(2) We use to deliver our gold through the government diplomatic
delivery Agent, we will only start with 10kilos of gold bars, once the
10kilos of gold bars goes successfully, next trip shall added more
than 10kilos of gold bars.
You can whatsaupp us or call us: +233 263136237
Attached is my late father picture , he was the owner of the gold
mining land before his death, also the picture of 10 kilos of gold
bars we look right now.
Thanks for your understanding.
Chief. Anthony Kwame
Attention: Sir.
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