This looks REALLY interesting! Act on it or watch what happens.

Got this info from  a high profile marketing associate. For the record both he and I will NOT make a cent from passing this information to you, whether you do something with it or not. According to this info anyone could potentially turn $1000 into $1,000,000 in less than 30 days with the imminent devaluation of the Iraqui Dinar (currency)

Rumblings are high that it should happen before the end of December…

Listen to the audio (78 mins) It will explain a LOT!

Download The Audio File

I have 12 bags of beautiful Lightning Ridge Australian Black Opals for sale.

There’s a total of 83 stones – all solids!

They were mined in Australia by Peter Milic, the man who unearthed the world’s largest black opal.

As you would expect the colours and flares in the video are much less than what you will see in the stones in person. I can provide high resolution photographs on request.

These will interest  wholesalers, retailers, jewellers or collectors.

I prefer to sell the complete collection in one go but will part with them in bag lots. As you can see in the video they have been bagged in similars.

Originally valued by Peter Milic at $66,700 for the lot, they are an absolute steal at only $3,990!

That’s over 94% off their street value! They MUST sell… I need the immediate cash for a business venture.

Purchase online at my shop. I will even throw in FREE Shipping and insurance

I WILL split them up and sell them off in parcel lots if you are not interested in the whole lot.

Because I am really keen to part with them all FAST, please don’t hesitate to call me with an offer, no matter how silly it might sound.

Please enquire or make an offer to Glenn Bolton
Mobile: +61 414 652 366
Landline: +61 2 8205 0055
Email: glenn@triustech.net
www.GlennBolton.com/tag/opal

The SEC has filed charges against Gryphon Holdings, Inc., its owner Kenneth E. Marsh and four associates with the operation of an Internet-based scam that lured investors into paying for fabricated stock market advice and investment tips from nonexistent “experts.” According to the SEC’s press release, the scam “induced investors to pay fees of up to $250,000 for securities recommendations that they falsely claim are based on sound research and successful strategies of trading experts with superior knowledge.” Gryphon Holdings and its associates obtained $17.5 million over three years due to its “numerous material misrepresentations and omissions since at least 2007 to entice unsuspecting clients to purchase its services.”

Gryphon Holdings publishes financial information, posting financial tricks and investment tips on the Internet under a variety of names, including “Wolves of Wall Street,” “Wall Street’s Most Wanted,” “Pure Profit,” and “Mafia Trader.” The SEC alleges that these recommendations and expert tips were little more than a “vehicle to attract unsuspecting clients to pay fees for personalized investment recommendations, portfolio analysis, and money management services that Gryphon purportedly provided.” Investors, following the advice of these so-called “experts” at Gryphon Holding who were depicted as possessing “millions of dollars in trading riches as well as top-notch educational backgrounds and prominent experience at major Wall Street firms,” suffered significant losses. In at least once instance, an investor allowed Gryphon to conduct trades on their behalf.

To increase the scam’s legitimacy, Gryphon also manufactured “glowing testimonials from George Soros and purported clients who profited by trading securities the firm recommended.” These endorsements, fabricated numbers and phony tips and advice were all used to induce clients to pay for personal recommendations, investment services and stock market advice.

In addition to owner Kenneth E. Marsh, the SEC has also charged Gryphon associates Baldwin Anderson, Robert Anthony Budion, Jeanne Lada, and James Levier.

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