from: GOLD BAR MINING AND SUPPLY <wwedding83@gmail.com>
reply-to: rayamiral2020@gmail.com
date: May 1, 2023, 11:05 AM
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Good day,
We are end suppliers of gold sourcing directly from local farmers of
Gold Bar within the region of Republic of Kenya with our operational
office in Nairobi - Kenya . We presently have about 1,600 Kilograms of
assayed gold in our vault facility here in Kenya , and are seeking for
reliable direct buyers. We are also open to commission reward for
third parties that can link directly to a reliable buyer. Our
Potential Buyer shall come to Kenya where we shall have a meeting and
after which the gold shall be taken to the ministry of mine for assay
test. when agreed on upon we shall then delegate two (2) of our staff
to escort the gold to the buyer's destination upon arrival at the
buyer's destination the buyer shall make payment within 72hrs. Note
Buyer shall be responsible for logistics and government tax but we
shall give you the collateral covering your expenses. Below is the
specification of our product.
Our Products specifications are as follows :
Products :
AU Gold Bar Quantity : 1,600 Kilograms Quality : 24 Karat+Purity: 96.6%
Price: $28,000 Per KG ( Negotiable) Capacity to supply over 100
Kilograms per month after the supply of the available Quantity.
We look forward to your positive response for we desire to do business
with you and reply on : ( rayamiral17170@gmail.com ) for urgent
attention.
Yours Sincerely,
Mr. Ray Amiral
Country : Nairobi - Kenya.
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