3 VBonds for sale

Dear Associates I have at the moment 3 X 25M V Bonds for sale. If is of interest of anyone out there please send request to interxtrade@gmail.com

Would these three venezuela bonds have ISIN code:
US922646AS37?

If so, I assume you are not the owner, but only a rep.

Right?

FYI: This issuance had a total of $4B issued and all of it have been sold to many investors.

Hello BS Sspotter. I have some VBonds bearing that same cusip and Isin reg. Need help in several areas. I have these physically. Please contact me asap.

interX trade wrote:

Dear Associates I have at the moment 3 X 25M V Bonds for sale. If is of interest of anyone out there please send request to interxtrade@gmail.com

Hello interxtrade. Am interested In buying these. What information do you have on them?

globalbondlover wrote:

Hello BS Sspotter. I have some VBonds bearing that same cusip and Isin reg. Need help in several areas. I have these physically. Please contact me asap.

Two things.

1. How is one to make contact with you? You did not post your email address.

2. Most current issuances are electronic (book-entry) and if you have any of these bonds "physically" then, it means they are fake. The bank will simply hand you a certificate of ownership and another document stating the custodial receipt. But no bond is handed over to you "physically".

Wrong.... six months between emails????

Longer need GB , SBLC , MTN of 1 Bi to 10 Bi - issued by a bank
Transaction 72 hours
Buyer side commission - closed
Banking instrument must be already exposed, must exist
e-mail; leszek.lehnert@gmail.com

This may be of help to all of you.

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

Dear David. I apologize to everyone here, I did not post an email.

Please direct all inquiries to this email, globalbondlover@gmail.com.

As I mentioned to BS Spotter, since he has not responded, I have the images of the bonds on Euroclear. Have them in physical form as well. Am prepared to speak about the details of my bonds to anyone who can genuinely help my with them in the circumstances they are under.

I am aware of this information that you posted on here.
Email me to discuss all issues affecting my bonds currently.
They are available immediately for any investment.

Thank you.

David Cheever wrote:

This may be of help to all of you.
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

He did respond!!!! Cheever does not exist. It is Tommmy BS Spotter Something that begins with "h". YOU STILL DO NOT GET IT???? You are dealing with a crazy petty con man who is too stupid to be clever, and every response he posts is cut and pasted from somwebody else

peteme wrote:

He did respond!!!! Cheever does not exist. It is Tommmy BS Spotter Something that begins with "h". YOU STILL DO NOT GET IT???? You are dealing with a crazy petty con man who is too stupid to be clever, and every response he posts is cut and pasted from somwebody else

Peter, your comments show the following sickening points:
1. You are a confused fool
2. You are a failure as a real estate salesperson
3. You have never, ever closed a deal in your life
4. You suck as a family man
5. Your own family detest you
6. You are too dumb to know that I am one person. Thomas Hennings is another and Broad from the UK is neither me nor Thomas.
7. Just because you insist in calling me a thief, does not make me one. On the other hand, you are the town jester and you have been laughed out of several forums. This one will be the next one
8. You keep saying that I cut and paste and that is my sole purpose in life. You sir, and I use the term "sir" very loosely, are a joke and a poor excuse to call yourself a human being.
9. Save yourself any furher humiliation and hide under the rock you call "home".
10. And, being a drunk is a poor excuse for your stupidity.

David Cheever wrote:

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Two things.
1. How is one to make contact with you? You did not post your email address.
2. Most current issuances are electronic (book-entry) and if you have any of these bonds "physically" then, it means they are fake. The bank will simply hand you a certificate of ownership and another document stating the custodial receipt. But no bond is handed over to you "physically".

JE SUIS EN CONTACTE AVEC QUELCUN QUI PRETONS AVOIR EN POSSESSION DE 8
BONS DE TRESORS DU VENEZUELA D'UNE VALEUR DE 25000 000 DE $ US;je me demande comment verifier l'AUTHENCITE DE CES BONS ET LA VERITE DE CES DIRE. VEUILLEZ ME PARVENIR DE TOUT CE QUI PEUT M'AIDER A COMPRENDRE .VOICI MON E-MAIL kassouma2@yahoo.fr

Here is the skinny on the Venezuelan bonds.

1. If the bonds are under the control of the Central bank of Venezuela: Run! You are a victim of scam. 100% of the documents coming out of Venezuela are fake and the crooks inside the bank will sell their own mothers just to get your money in their pockets.

2. If the bonds are under your control and in your own bank account, you need to have a custodial receipt that shows you own the bond and you get to call the shots and order the transfer of the bond. If you don't have the custodial receipt (SKR), then you have nothing.

3. If you only have a piece of paper, that show a nice looking certificate claiming to represent a $25m bond and nothing else, then I am sorry to tell you; you are a victim of fraud. I have a desk drawer full of fake documents received from so many victims asking for help to recapture their lost money, paid to the many crooks invading cyberspace.

4. In other forums, they mentioned a banker's name which the victims claim they paid money to Eudomar Tovar and his partner, Hector Domingo D'Arthenay Bravo and to others (I can't remember all the names). But, if I can find the links to the other forums, I will post them here.

I hope you are not one of the many victims currently asking for help to recapture your lost money.

This guy is a paranoid nut who hates everything everybody who is not 100% pure Nazi.

Dear David,

I have six of these bonds maturing in 2027 in my possession.
I earnestly appreciate your posting information about them here.
I have not paid one cent for these bonds, but have obtained them from people who may have paid for them.

I have checked Lux. exchange where they have prospectus for the bonds in USDollars, and evidently some bonds fitting this description were legally issued by the V Central Bank.

I have also had a broker check the individual and company you mention here as being the largest holders and owners of these bonds, and they do not have any legitimate presence online or in the banking system. But there definitely has been alot of criminal activity mentioned from the use of these bonds.
If you can seriously help me learn about the authenticity and validity of these bonds, please contact me by email, as I am trying to obtain concrete determination of their validity, so that I can inform the people who gave them to me about their true value and validity.
They will be affected by their status.
Sincerely, globalbondlover@gmail.com

David Cheever wrote:

Here is the skinny on the Venezuelan bonds.
1. If the bonds are under the control of the Central bank of Venezuela: Run! You are a victim of scam. 100% of the documents coming out of Venezuela are fake and the crooks inside the bank will sell their own mothers just to get your money in their pockets.
2. If the bonds are under your control and in your own bank account, you need to have a custodial receipt that shows you own the bond and you get to call the shots and order the transfer of the bond. If you don't have the custodial receipt (SKR), then you have nothing.
3. If you only have a piece of paper, that show a nice looking certificate claiming to represent a $25m bond and nothing else, then I am sorry to tell you; you are a victim of fraud. I have a desk drawer full of fake documents received from so many victims asking for help to recapture their lost money, paid to the many crooks invading cyberspace.
4. In other forums, they mentioned a banker's name which the victims claim they paid money to Eudomar Tovar and his partner, Hector Domingo D'Arthenay Bravo and to others (I can't remember all the names). But, if I can find the links to the other forums, I will post them here.
I hope you are not one of the many victims currently asking for help to recapture your lost money.

Response: Thieves are famous for using registered ISINs to try to fool their potential victims. Your friend may check the trading screens and the ISINs will show with activity. That is nothing new. However, let me ask you. Do you have, under your own name, the following documents?:

1. Custodial Receipt (aka: SKR) issued by a bank or securities house (if the bonds are held in a securities house, then you must hold an account statement).

2. Certificate of ownership under your name?

If you obtained these 6 bonds from someone else, did they legally transfer the certificate of ownership to you and you had the name changed and title of ownership updated?

If you do not have either one of these documents, then my friend, no one will bother to accept these 6 bonds, because the ownership is questionable.

You may contact me at: David dot Cheever at aol dot com and if you wish, you may send me copies of what you are holding in your bank (or securities house). If you only have hard copies of a Venezuelan bond and nothing else, then my friend, get your money back.

Globalbondlover wrote:

Dear David,
I have six of these bonds maturing in 2027 in my possession.
I earnestly appreciate your posting information about them here.
I have not paid one cent for these bonds, but have obtained them from people who may have paid for them.
I have checked Lux. exchange where they have prospectus for the bonds in USDollars, and evidently some bonds fitting this description were legally issued by the V Central Bank.
I have also had a broker check the individual and company you mention here as being the largest holders and owners of these bonds, and they do not have any legitimate presence online or in the banking system. But there definitely has been alot of criminal activity mentioned from the use of these bonds.
If you can seriously help me learn about the authenticity and validity of these bonds, please contact me by email, as I am trying to obtain concrete determination of their validity, so that I can inform the people who gave them to me about their true value and validity.
They will be affected by their status.
Sincerely, globalbondlover@gmail.com
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Contact me at: DAVID dot CHEEVER at AOL dot COM and I will be happy to put you in contact with the group in California who will guide you to a successfull conclusion (assuming your bonds were obtain the correct way: by buying them through the securities house or banking method).

Dear David I will contact you to this email.
Thank you.

Globalbondlover

David Cheever wrote:

Contact me at: DAVID dot CHEEVER at AOL dot COM and I will be happy to put you in contact with the group in California who will guide you to a successfull conclusion (assuming your bonds were obtain the correct way: by buying them through the securities house or banking method).

This is the low done on Bad V Bonds...

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

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

Read and see how bad it is- these guys really did there homework

Hello these Ven Bonds have been offered to our company for sale
ISIN # USP17625AA59
ISIN #XSO217249126
ISIN # USP97475AP55
US922646AS37

If anyone has any information on these would you please contact me at roc.entertainment@gmail.com

Allen P