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In a great big lasagne.
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I would be concerned how the horse would find us as well.
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An update, after several phone calls from Eagle Commerce Group calls it turns out I had 4900 shares and their client was prepared to offer £11.43 each, after their 3% commission I would receive £54326.79, but I had to hurry as they only needed 51% of former shareholders to commit for the hostile take over to go ahead. If I did not go ahead my shares would be worthless after the take over.
All I had to do take advantage of this great offer was to deposit 9% of the value £5,040.63 as part of an insurance bond wth as escrow agent in Hong Kong. Funny thing is though when I declined to go ahead the guy was fine about it, no hard pressure to change my mind.
I will be a bit miffed if it turns about to be genuine !!! but I forwarded the details and copies of documents they emailed me to Ben Rhodes.
All I had to do take advantage of this great offer was to deposit 9% of the value £5,040.63 as part of an insurance bond wth as escrow agent in Hong Kong. Funny thing is though when I declined to go ahead the guy was fine about it, no hard pressure to change my mind.
I will be a bit miffed if it turns about to be genuine !!! but I forwarded the details and copies of documents they emailed me to Ben Rhodes.
Don't worry, it is 100% not a genuine offer!!!
Rule of thumb applies here fellas.
If it looks too good to be true it never is!!!
My dad got a crank call at work today re some of his shares, and I have already had the same call from a firm in Canada. Basically you have to pay them some sort of insurance premium up front, which is about 50% of the amount you might realise with the "hostile takeover". Keep yer money in yer pockets guys!!
If it looks too good to be true it never is!!!
My dad got a crank call at work today re some of his shares, and I have already had the same call from a firm in Canada. Basically you have to pay them some sort of insurance premium up front, which is about 50% of the amount you might realise with the "hostile takeover". Keep yer money in yer pockets guys!!