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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 11:46 pm

Today I finally got my own photo of trunk boxes filled with money.

jump_4_joy

I've had plenty of bad certificates, ID's and other crap but this is my first one to actually 'show me the money'.
I feel fulfilled.

Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 11:53 pm

Don't go crazy spending all your money.

I've have never had such a photo. Make sure you get a photo of the money outside the box, just to make sure it is real.

Congrats on your millions Laughing

Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:11 am

I got shown the money in the first of my baits... I was very pleased for some reason!

Then in a still-current bait got the infamous two-trunk-boxes pic.

I'm still waiting for that little film clip of money being counted.

Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:28 am

Yeah, I felt the same when I saw the photo. I keep showing it to anybody who comes into the room. Razz

Rumbero, I am going to ask the 'princess' to get somebody to check it is still there. She said her father gave her the photo on his death bed. Poor little princess, somebody could have had their grimy little hands on it by now. For her sake we do have to check it, complete with new photo.

Twisted Evil

Oh, @ yastreb love the name.
Wished they'd made more Firefly series. Serenity was a good movie though.

Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 1:22 am

How much money is in the boxes?

I like to play the math game with the Lads.
There is a web site which tells you how much area is required (in square feet/meters), to contain US$10 million in hundred dollar bills.
The boxes are always too small to hold whatever amout the Lad is telling you.
Complain immediately that the Lad is "shorting you" or the security company has ripped off some of the cash.

Once that is settled, have the Lads start plans on renting armored vehicles, lots of armed guards etc. You want security operations completely nailed down before that cash is moved.

Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 9:27 am

Wouldn't that be educating them?

Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 10:45 am

^^^^^^^
Possibly....

What I would do is complain that now the trunk box has been opened you cannot trust the security company
Demand either:
a) pictures showing the boxes locked and being resealed;
b) a hand written promise that while opened, no money was in fact removed
c) a new security company
d) all of the above Very Happy

Some lads also ask that you do not tell the security company that the trunk boxes contain cash. If your lad has asked this of you, you can slap him over allowing the security company to open the trunk boxes.. Laughing

Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 11:09 am

I was sent the 2 trunk box photo yesterday from my lad�s security company. I immediately wrote to the lad

Quote:

I have just received a quite alarming email from the security company. I was shocked to see that the email from them included a photograph showing that they have opened the truck boxes containing the money. The photo clearly shows the boxes open and all the money on display. How could any security company take the liberty of opening sealed boxes entrusted to them like that. They clearly cannot be trusted and we need to urgently find a trustworthy company to take over the deal

I will start looking for another company to take over and let you know how I get on.

I think this could be a job for Emma Stralian�s Out of Africa Express

@llamedos - some really good ideas there for drawing out the lack of trust modality

Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 10:59 pm

^^^^ Yes, check out the livery job on one of our new fleet of high security trucks, ideal for such a job.

http://www.outofafricaexpress.com/faqs.html

Emma Smile

Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 1:19 am

Surely you don't need a bullet proof sealed truck, I prefer the open dump truck, so what if a few blow off the top during transport Very Happy