Posted by Bond Evaluators, Anonymous on December 09, 1998 at 11:11:31:
In Reply to: Re: Caca posted by expert on November 29, 1998 at 00:45:05:
Its a shame you didn't give your wealth of information to Gerald Dobbins, Daniel Schneider, Albert E. Carter, Eunice Polatis, Fidelity Secured Deposit, Sterling International Deposit, 2/3rds International, John L. Klein, Merrill H. Klein and Peter Zaccagnini. All have been shut down by the SEC for making the same false claims that you do. Maybe you are one of their alter-egos?
: Poor old me. You're right, I don't have any facts that I would be willing to share on the subject. You win. I guess I'll just have to be content with the money I've gotten from my bonds. You may believe what you wish. You keep the facts, and I'll keep the experience and the money.: That's a lot of caca. No one has yet been able to prove that their Dawes & Young bonds were outside of Germany in 1945, then after that, prove and unbroken chain of ownership from 1945 to the present. Many wannabees and hopefuls are guessing that the German Govt. might one day decide to pay their external debt under the terms of the London Debt Agreement of 1953. But, they haven't yet and likely never will. Your assertion that an 1875 Peruvian bond is presently payable is simply caca. It would be similar to me asserting that the Federal Reserve Bank is redeeming old Saginaw RR bonds - more caca. Making claims is one thing, backing them up with facts is another.The Sniffer
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: Its a shame you didn't give your wealth of information to Gerald Dobbins, Daniel Schneider, Albert E. Carter, Eunice Polatis, Fidelity Secured Deposit, Sterling International Deposit, 2/3rds International, John L. Klein, Merrill H. Klein and Peter Zaccagnini. All have been shut down by the SEC for making the same false claims that you do. Maybe you are one of their alter-egos?
: Poor old me. You're right, I don't have any facts that I would be willing to share on the subject. You win. I guess I'll just have to be content with the money I've gotten from my bonds. You may believe what you wish. You keep the facts, and I'll keep the experience and the money.: That's a lot of caca. No one has yet been able to prove that their Dawes & Young bonds were outside of Germany in 1945, then after that, prove and unbroken chain of ownership from 1945 to the present. Many wannabees and hopefuls are guessing that the German Govt. might one day decide to pay their external debt under the terms of the London Debt Agreement of 1953. But, they haven't yet and likely never will. Your assertion that an 1875 Peruvian bond is presently payable is simply caca. It would be similar to me asserting that the Federal Reserve Bank is redeeming old Saginaw RR bonds - more caca. Making claims is one thing, backing them up with facts is another.The Sniffer