Sell Historical Venezuela Bond

Hi I am the direct owner of the following Historical Bond:

1859 Republic of Venezuela Bond 150 £ Series B 1.5%

I am only interested in a straight sale no trading program period. if you have a real buyer please contact me at:

dahbosss@gmail.com

remember I am not interested in any trading program only a straight sale. Any Trading program do not bother to contact me

dahbosss@gmail.com

Isaac, if investors are not interested in currently issued Venezuelan bonds, because the clown that is running the country to the ground is as unstable as a three legged dog, what makes you think investors would be interested in something that is old and full of dust (historical bonds)?

Do you still have the Venezuelan Bonds for sale ??
Geoff talahua@ymail.com

Geoff B wrote:

Do you still have the Venezuelan Bonds for sale ??
Geoff talahua@ymail.com

I have some bonds for sale...r u interested? wifiwitech@gmail.com

have venezuelan bonds for sale.....any one interested? send me an email to wifiwitech@gmail.com

thanks

Diego, are the venezuelan bonds registered in the euroclear system? If so, what is the ISIN code and amount owned?

Venezuelan bonds on Euroclear.Please provide full package.My Contact is Direct to Us based Bank (Buyer)

ibluesky5555@gmail.com

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David Cheever wrote:

Diego, are the venezuelan bonds registered in the euroclear system? If so, what is the ISIN code and amount owned?

Yes they are on euroclear, ISIN US922646AS37, and the face amount are 25'000.000.00 Face amount.

DIEGO BUSTOS wrote:

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Yes they are on euroclear, ISIN US922646AS37, and the face amount are 25'000.000.00 Face amount.

Email me the following documents to:
DAVID dot CHEEVER at AOL dot COM

14 Euroclear screen pages.
Certificate of ownership issued by the BCV
Sefekeeping receipt issued by the BCV

A letter addressed to me (David Cheever) stating what you wish to do with your bonds (USD25M) sell them, use them as collateral for a line of credit, how you propose to deliver the bonds to us (the buyers / lenders).

I have access to a California group that specialize in this type of bonds and transactions.

I will respond with my formal offer.

David

Total fraud..do not do it. There is no David Cheever

peter tucker wrote:

Total fraud..do not do it. There is no David Cheever

http://www.topix.com/forum/business/banking/T...

This is what Tommy does...spends his day cutting and pasting......like second grade

peter tucker wrote:

This is what Tommy does...spends his day cutting and pasting......like second grade

It hurts when the facts are thrown at you...doesn't it?!
http://www.topix.com/forum/business/banking/T ...

Have to better than that

DIEGO BUSTOS wrote:

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Yes they are on euroclear, ISIN US922646AS37, and the face amount are 25'000.000.00 Face amount.

email me at mrmiles05@gmail.com. I have a buyer for ven bonds on ec.

Scumbag says in resort in New Jersey

DIEGO BUSTOS wrote:

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Yes they are on euroclear, ISIN US922646AS37, and the face amount are 25'000.000.00 Face amount.

This may help you with your sale.

Issue information:
• Issuer, issue number: Venezuela, 2027
• Income calculation: Private
Date of trades : Private
Price %: low 50's

• Type of debt instrument: Eurobonds
• Type of bonds: Coupon bonds
• Issue status: outstanding
• Type of placement: public
• Par, minimum denomination: 1000000 USD, 1 000 000
• Par, integral multiple: USD, 1 000
• Amount: 4 000 000 000
• ISIN RegS: US922646AS37
• Common Code RegS: 008013667
• CFI RegS: DBFUFR
• Day Count Fraction: 30E/360
• End of placement: Sep 18 1997
• Coupon: 9.250%
• Coupon frequency: 2 time(s) per year
• Settlement Date: Sep 18 1997
• Maturity date: Sep 15 2027
• Issue price: 93.501
• Issue Managers: Chase Securities Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co.
• Listing: Luxembourg Stock Exchange
• Files: Prospectus
• Largest bond holder : The AE Private Investors Group, LLC
• Custodial Bank: BNY Mellon - Luxembourg

Some good info on Ba V Bonds

http://www.aegisjournal.com/opsec-economic-es...

http://www.aegisjournal.com/opsec-economic-es...

Excellent homework.

FEE wrote:

Some good info on Ba V Bonds
http://www.aegisjournal.com/opsec-economic-es...
http://www.aegisjournal.com/opsec-economic-es...
Excellent homework.

"FEE" your contribution to this topic is greatly appreciated.

Sadly,there are several victims, that have received copies of these fake bonds, and they are being told "the bonds are real". Creating a false hope of redemption. The reality is, these fake bonds are not registered with the SEC (as shown) and these documents, although they mention a registered ISIN / CUSIP and common codes, on the piece of worthless paper, these codes have nothing to do with the false Venezuelan bonds currently circulating in the Internet. People holding these bonds will do anything to continue to "hold-on to the great hope of eventually collecting on the millions and millions quoted on the worthless piece of paper". Remember, if you paid less than the face valur or paid nothing for these fake documents, what makes you think they are worth something?! People who have exhausted everything in their power to redeem these fake documents, will have no problem handing them to you....cheap! In a way, this action is equivalent (to them) as "throwing them in the trash-can"...because they are worthless.

Now, it gets better.

Some of the victims will even take another risk and are willing to borrow money from friends or ?--- and pay someone to travel to Venezuela to try and register the fake bonds. Now, doesn't this borders with complete desperation? By trying to hold on onto false hopes and dreams? A con artist will gladly take advantage of your desperation and will be willing to lie to you for the sake of stealing money from an easy victim.

Bottom line: If someone, with experience, is telling you that these bonds are fake, do not make the mistake of ignoring the advice. Just because it was given to you free of charge. Sometimes, free advice can save your from losing more money. Eventually you, the victim, will open your eyes and will start using common sense and walk away with at least some of the money these crooks were not successfull in further stealing it from you.