Surtie Inheritance Scam

Gupta said:
James enige persoon wat vir jou sê Surtie geld gaan release word more, next week, next month lieg! Daar is nie so iets nie. Die mense wat vir jou en vir ander sê die geld word uit betaal doen dit vir een vd volgende redes.
1. Hulle het geen insig in die Surtie Inheritance claim, bv legal aspekte tov die geld en histories tov title ownership vd geld.
2. Hulle doen dit, omdat hulle onder druk is om aan verskillende mense by wie hulle geld gekry het en in die geval van oa Mnr Stevenson, Leonard Machelm en Jeff Koorbanally steeds geld van mense kry op die beloftes van Surtie gelde wat gaan uit betaal. Hulle lieg dan vir mense om die hoop van geld aan die lewe te hou.
3. In die geval van ñ deceased estate kan sodanige estate slegs afgehandel word as die Master ñ L&D afgeteken het. In estate ART SURTIE was daar bv nog nooit by Master ñ L&D submit nie. Nog minder was so ñ legal kennisgewing in enige koerant geadverteer. Nog minder is daar bewyse dat daar enige Bates in ART SURTIE estate is. So as Jeff, Donnie en "die board" beweer estate ART SURTIE se geld betaal uit dan is dit, omdat hulle dit gisteraand reg gekry het om wetgewing op testamente deur parlement te verander en publikasie in die staats koerant te plaas. Vra vir Leonard en Jeff Koorbanally om by volgende update meeting aan die mense te bewys dat estate ART SURTIE enige Bates het, bv share certificate en enige bank accounts, plaaslik en oorsee wat geld, trillions, in het wat hulle client, Auntie Karima moet erf.
Hulle lieg hulself confuse!
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So what you are saying is this will never happen cause there is no surtie inheritance monies for them to claim
 
Kingly presence said:
Juat for inyrest sake where so you fit in the puzzle gupta
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I also made a donation Kingly presence. You can write your donation off............no payout will ever be made to the beneficaries or to Macsherry or Aunty Kariema.
 
Gupta said:
I also made a donation Kingly presence. You can write your donation off............no payout will ever be made to the beneficaries or to Macsherry or Aunty Kariema.
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One of the pastors claimed to have a share certificate and he showed it to the crowd.Well i never read it he just showed it from afar.
 
Gupta said:
James enige persoon wat vir jou sê Surtie geld gaan release word more, next week, next month lieg! Daar is nie so iets nie. Die mense wat vir jou en vir ander sê die geld word uit betaal doen dit vir een vd volgende redes.
1. Hulle het geen insig in die Surtie Inheritance claim, bv legal aspekte tov die geld en histories tov title ownership vd geld.
2. Hulle doen dit, omdat hulle onder druk is om aan verskillende mense by wie hulle geld gekry het en in die geval van oa Mnr Stevenson, Leonard Machelm en Jeff Koorbanally steeds geld van mense kry op die beloftes van Surtie gelde wat gaan uit betaal. Hulle lieg dan vir mense om die hoop van geld aan die lewe te hou.
3. In die geval van ñ deceased estate kan sodanige estate slegs afgehandel word as die Master ñ L&D afgeteken het. In estate ART SURTIE was daar bv nog nooit by Master ñ L&D submit nie. Nog minder was so ñ legal kennisgewing in enige koerant geadverteer. Nog minder is daar bewyse dat daar enige Bates in ART SURTIE estate is. So as Jeff, Donnie en "die board" beweer estate ART SURTIE se geld betaal uit dan is dit, omdat hulle dit gisteraand reg gekry het om wetgewing op testamente deur parlement te verander en publikasie in die staats koerant te plaas. Vra vir Leonard en Jeff Koorbanally om by volgende update meeting aan die mense te bewys dat estate ART SURTIE enige Bates het, bv share certificate en enige bank accounts, plaaslik en oorsee wat geld, trillions, in het wat hulle client, Auntie Karima moet erf.
Hulle lieg hulself confuse!
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Nog n person wat geen idea het wat aangaan!!!
 
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Give me that money.....I want that money!!! I want them that trillions. :D
.....en daar was stilte :X3::laugh:
 
So does anyone have info on how far process is.I dont need fools who knows nothing to comment.asb
 
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