Good day, I am Mr Beazley Richard Mavin. a banker by profession, I worked for 15 years at First Gulf Bank in Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates), currently holding the position of Audit Director at the Bank's accounting department. I have the opportunity to transfer the amount of $11,480,000 USD (Eleven Million Four Hundred and Eighty thousand United State Dollars) I was credited to the escrow account by a Client who unfortunately died on July 15, 2015 in a fatal plane crash in North China, in which his whole family perished. Based on these negative circumstances, the deceased client has nothing to do with his immediate family or the beneficiary left to submit an application for payment of funds to the bank's management. In connection with this opportunity, I am contacting you to act as a deceased client beneficiary to receive funds in your country.
I will use my position and influence in the bank, working hand in hand with you on legal procedures and guidelines on how to materialize the successful transfer of funds to the external account data you provided. You really need the ability to be reliable, honest, trustworthy and keep all the information related to this transaction and your participation as a beneficiary strictly confidential, because you can understand that the fewer people involved, the better. I am ready to offer you 40% of the total funds for your vital role as the beneficiary of the funds, and I assured you that there will be no risk or any compromising actions against your freedom or reputation in connection with your participation in this deal. I hope in favor of your urgent reply. Best regards. Mr Beazley Richard Mavin On Sun, Dec 8, 2019 at 12:08 PM Ode Coyote <silverpuppy1...@gmail.com> wrote: > Go to the hardware store and get a foot or so of copper house wire [aka > ROMEX] > Copper wire for electrical applications is 99.9% pure by industry > standards. > Make the electrodes about 6 to 7 inches long. > > Mount them into the generator > Plug in the generator. > > I personally run a quart batch for around 24 hours. > > Place the generator with electrodes in distilled water and go away. > Copper is entirely different than silver. > It doesn't produce Ions, conductivity doesn't increase, therefore it will > never have current "runaway"..meaning: Current controls aren't being used > and a conductivity related "Auto Off" *will not work*. > Colloidal copper does not register on any meter making them TOTALLY > useless. > Colloidal copper has no flavor or color. > The only way you can tell you made anything is with a laser pointer to > view the Tyndall Effect [light beam] and that doesn't say much about 'how > strong' > > Do not mix silver and copper as copper will pull every trace of both out > of the water and drop it to the bottom as a black fuzz.[and/or other weird > things] > > It is also a good idea to use a jar other than your silver batch jar to > make copper. > > *Be aware that, because both copper and silver use Selenium to control > these metals levels, internal consumption of too much copper can be toxic > and may alter your ability to eliminate silver. Selenium supplementation > may be advisable. [ But don't over do that as to much Selenium is quite > toxic ]* > > *Copper is often a component in skin cremes as it helps build collagen.* > > On Sat, Dec 7, 2019 at 9:28 PM nessie <nes...@shaw.ca> wrote: > >> I make consistent batches of cs @ 10-15ppm, sometimes more. >> I am wondering about colloid copper/health benefits? >> I brew at about 30v for 8 hrs @ 5ma. >> My setup consists of 1oz of .9999 silver , hung on >> .9999 silver hangers * 4. My silver hangers are about 3-4 inches >> immersed in the distilled water. >> If I were to use "hangers" of copper instead of the Silver hangers >> would I have a better product? >> Silver/Copper combo? >> Regards........gm >> -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. >> Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe: Archives: >> http://www.mail-archive.com/silver-list@eskimo.com/maillist.html >> Off-Topic discussions: List Owner: Mike Devour > >
