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Posted: Jun 12 2009     By: Jim Sinclair      Post Edited: June 12, 2009 at 5:09 pm

Filed under: General Editorial

Hello Jim,

We’ve been getting a lot of calls from non-clients of Fort Wealth Trading asking about how they can get products held in COMEX warehouses delivered.

We’re finding out that some brokerages will not help with the delivery process or refuse to help even after the commissions are paid. I’d like to offer my phone number to those that have questions on the types of delivery and services we might be able to give, including those that are stuck in this described situation. I will be here all weekend, because the calls today are reflecting concerns about accounting practices in Canada and other G7 countries. Note that the articles in the media suggesting only accounting problems are using the word MIGHT, not is.

If you have not taken action to get the bars removed and delivered into your hands, I can make this process much easier for you. I over state the shipping costs because we have witnessed cost increases in just about everything “Comex”, from Prudential’s verification process (which is matching buyers monies and sellers bars) all the way down the line to the delivery itself. We can get gold bars delivered to Calif. for a (rough) total of $15 an ounce. Silver is much heavier so the shipping of course is higher ($2,300 for 5,000 ounces to Calif), roughly 46 cents an ounce. Deliveries are insured and no we don’t go cheap on the insurance. The whole purpose of this process is to help convert your FRN’s (Federal Reserve Notes) to physical gold. If one wishes to do all the legwork themselves, we can get you up to the COMEX receipt for just under $350 per purchase. We are also able to get the elusive Kilo Bars on occasion too; but you need to know that this bar is an off COMEX purchase…

CIGA JB Slear

Fort Wealth Trading Co. LLC
www.FortWealth.com
866-443-0868 ext 104