Re: INTERNATIONAL FUNDING
From: “Norton Finance”<infoservice@nortonfinance.co.uk>
Reply-To: <mtcl002@yahoo.com.cn>
Subject: Re: INTERNATIONAL FUNDING
Date: Mon, 2 Nov 2009 18:44:55 +0800
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Norton Finance
Central Processing Office,
Norton House,
Mansfield Road,
Rotherham,
South Yorkshire
S60 2EB
Dear Friend,
Permit a brief introduction of our service. Norton Finance plc is a
registered company in the British entity. In our loan scheme tagged ‘loan
under two weeks’,every customer both local and international have the guarantee of obtaining a loan
from this company on the mode of unsecured offshore international funding which means no
collateral is required for this process. In general we offer all type of
loan such as constructive, car,hotel, mortgages,start up capital,working capital and
lots more provided the project requiring funding is of a legitimate entity.
Our service has been repositioned and standardized to meet customers
demands in an economical way. Our interest charge is indeed reasonable,we offer
hassle free loan service where by customers are allowed to make repayment over a long
time span.
Lastly, we fund small scale loan firm, intermediaries,small scale
financial institutions for we have unlimited capital. To apply for a loan, Kindly complete the
below form and return back to us. Client Requesting Loan Requested Information To
Proceed:
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LOAN APPLICATION FORM
**********************************
A)Full Name:
B)Contact Address:
C)Phone Number:
D)Amount Needed:
E)Proof Of Return Of Funds:
F)Occupation:
G)Reason for seeking Loan:
For further details to go about procuring a loan from Norton Finance,
contact Email:- norton.financeservices@gmail.com
Signed,
Management,
Online finance
Mr David Anderson
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