Exchanging foreign currencies or Zim Bonds:
- Dave XRPLion – Redemption Center & Zim Bond: Biggest & Most Important Update Ever – We Never Expected This – Must Watch-Trump News | Alternative | Before It’s News (beforeitsnews.com)
- Thurs. 26 Oct. Former Banker Will Barney joins Brilliance in Commerce to explain the Zim, give updates and Q&A: https://rumble.com/v3sjoka-will-barney-joins-brilliance-in-commerce-for-updates-and-q-and-a-10-26-2023.html
Tues. 31 Oct. Banking Bombshell! The Real Reason Behind Those Wells Fargo Emails! Inside the Exclusive World of Redemption Centers!
- Have you, or anyone you know, purchased currency from any authorized dealer in the US? If so, then brace yourself. An email from powerhouses like Wells Fargo Bank or even Chase – both top tier 1 banks for Exchange + Redemption Centers – is on its way to your inbox.
- These digital missives don’t originate from the banks alone. No, the US Treasury, with its overarching influence, provides these email lists. The puzzle piece? No one can truly verify if they’re on this exclusive list. And thus, to ensure maximum reach, the Safelink website, the ultimate tool for exchange, will be spread like wildfire across major online platforms and chat forums. Subtle, isn’t it?
- While estimates suggest there are 10 to 12 million individuals in the US holding foreign currency or securities, only a measly 3 to 4 million find their way to the Wells Fargo email list. The reason? Scores of people innocently bringing currencies home after vacations, dutiful military personnel from places like Iraq, charter flights operations, and many more reasons you wouldn’t suspect.
- Anyone longing for higher exchange rates via the Exchange or Redemption Center will be granted a unique personalized 800 number (not to be confused with the pedestrian ‘1800‘ numbers). This number, mind you, is one-time-use only. Now, if anyone chooses to walk into a bank directly without this unique digital access, they’re effectively shooting themselves in the foot. The reason? Banks can only offer what’s known as the screen rate or the Forex rate, a measly sum compared to what one could obtain. Interestingly, for most, exchange rates in the US stand as fixed, unyielding monoliths – unless, of course, one possesses a particularly hefty amount.
- Bonds? Now, they’re a different ballgame. The rates of exchange, the interest, the fees after working with banks – it’s all up for negotiation, pulling the strings behind closed doors.
- Your unique rendezvous at the Redemption or Exchange Center, however, comes with strings attached. No second helpings allowed! If you think you can dance twice at the same ball, think again. Should anyone attempt a sly double-dip, the repercussions will be swift and severe. A second appointment? Reserved for a different basket of currencies scheduled half a year later.
- The Redemption and Exchange Centers will be open for a brief window of 4 to 6 weeks.
- Private Bank teams, with their vast networks, swoop in, ensuring anyone with redemptions over $1 million is shepherded into trust setups, private banks, and an exclusive world of perks not available to the average Joe.
- There exist Redemption Centers with the sole purpose of redeeming bonds, and Exchange Centers designed for currency-only aficionados.
- The safety at these centers? Top-notch. I have a hunch the military might be lurking in the shadows, ensuring iron-clad security.
- Click Here. You will be immediately approved! https://t.me/+5PGVwg9qcCw0ODlk
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