--- In [email protected], Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > --- "do.rflex" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > --- In [email protected], > > "matrixmonitor" > > <matrixmonitor@> wrote: > > > > > > ---good idea but he's looking for 100M. That's > > 100 million bucks. > > > Here's a quote from the cover letter he sent me - > > accompanying the > > > information on the prison project: > > > "We are aware of a unique service whereby > > substantial humanitarian- > > > oriented projects can be funded" Acceptable > > projects"...[etc...then > > > skipping to the second paragraph]: > > > "The minimum project funding placement that a > > principal may request > > > is $100M; this may be be reduced in exceptional > > cases. The amount > > > may be renewed annually depending on the needs and > > schedule of the > > > project. This is not a loan and there are no > > upfront fees. A > > > principal who is qualified to request this kind of > > transaction is one > > > who is able to block funds equal to the $100 M > > requirement or > > > establish an equal line of credit. These funds > > would remain in the > > > principals own account under their full control. > > Similarly, the line > > > of credit would remain under the full control of > > the principal, never > > > to be drawn down or spent. Once the principals' > > blocked account or > > > credit line is established and confirmed, and the > > funding contract is > > > signed, the funding commences in accordance with > > the agreed upon > > > schedule." > > > "Qualified principals will be able to perform > > thorough due diligence > > > and the service will commence only when all > > parties are completely > > > satisfied with respect to all aspects of the > > funding arrangements". > > > "Please contact us for further discussion and > > clarification" > > > > > > Sounds like a common shady cash scam scheme, to me. > > It may sound like that, but Jerry is a very honest > guy.
I wouldn't bet on it.
