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UP TO 200M IN THIS PROGRAM
In the Client's JV / Partner Letterhead section, on the page entitled RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF
DIRECTORS, the following number pops up -- revealing that you can go up to 200M in this program.
http://aged-corporations.com/attachments/article/69/0-CCE-CIS%20APPLICATION-V2.pdf
It is resolved that _______________________, Managing Director and authorized Signatory of
the company, to arrange the Lease of Bank Instruments, in the amount up to 200 Million EUR or
equivalent US Dollars ($200,000,000 EUR)
DON'T CALL THE BANKS ON THE PHONE
This part of the Escrow Agreement reminded me of what I heard from the original financier I met at the
Casa Del Mar restaurant.
As you remember, he told me if you took your account statement of the principal to a bank, they would
rip it up and throw you out of there -- or worse.
You could not go after the principal, ever -- only the interest -- and you could never deal with the bank
directly.
Obviously, no one in the bank wants there to be a telephone recording of this -- only a paper trail that
has plausible deniability.
Therefore, don't bother to call the banks on the phone about your new deal -- they'll deny it ever
existed, and cancel the whole thing.
http://aged-corporations.com/attachments/article/69/0-CCE-JV%20AgreementV2.pdf
Any attempt, by any of the parties to this transaction, to communicate with any bank(s)
involved in this transaction, by telephone, is strictly prohibited.
All communications must be conducted, on a bank-to-bank basis, or as per the agreed upon and
accepted procedures. Any breach of this condition will cause this transaction to be aborted
and forfeited.
All notices, requests, demands and other communications under this Agreement shall be in
writing and shall be deemed to have been duly given if delivered or mailed, first-class, postage
prepaid, to the appropriate party...
IT'S DEFINITELY THE TOP FEDERAL RESERVE / BIS BANKS
If you read the beginning of the Escrow Agreement, you find out that Barclays Bank is directly
mentioned -- and other "top world banks" are involved as well.