from: maranathafundinggroup@gmail.com
date: Mar 7, 2021, 3:03 PM
subject: Re:
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Program #1
Small Cap Program
What we have available is a small cap program. Each slot cost is $250,000.00. At present we have 10 slots available. I have secured 25M shares ($250,000 x 10 x 10 slots) of a Class A Preferred Stock with the stock secured/backed by German Bonds with a AA rating. The shares will be pledged to one of the following banks, UOB, Singapore, RBC, Canada, Scotiabank, Canada. From the initial credit line funds, our company will secure a SBLC at 10x the amount of funds from the initial credit line funding. The SBLC will also be pledged to one of the banks previously mentioned. These accumulation of funds will be blocked for trade to pay the 10 monthly payments to the client and service our debt to the credit lines.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Program #2
MID CAP PROGRAM
Investment Amount: 2M-99M (USD or Euro)
Profit: 50% per month of the initial amount blocked
Requirement: Client Information Sheet, Non-solicitation Statement, Passport and Proof of Funds
Overview: Funds blocked in the account of the funds owner. No movement of funds. The blocked funds are confirmed via SWIFT MT760 sent to the trade bank. The SWIFT MT760 is not called at any point. At the end of the 13 months, the MT760 expires and returned to the issuing bank.
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