SOFT OFFER FOR GOLD BAR FOR POLI LOCAL MINING GROUP. Please help Find below our soft offer carrying our procedure and advise for our FCO. > 1. COMMODITY DESCRIPTION > The commodity/particulars that the Seller has offered and will supply > to the Buyer are as follows: > COMMODITY : AU ( GOLD ) BAR > FINENESS : 24 Carats > PURITY : 99.8% > QUANTITY :50Kgs as trial shipment and 100/200kg monthly deliveries > with rolls and extensions. > PRICE : USD $31,000 per Kg CIF, > ORIGIN:Cameroon > > 2. TRANSPORTATION DOCUMENTS > This delivery shall be accompanied by: > 1) Certificate of origin. > 2) Certificate of ownership. > 3) Certificate of non-criminal origin and, that the gold is free of > all encumbrances. > 4) All export documents notarized. > 5) Customs declaration that all taxes and other duties have been paid for. > 6) Customs declaration and description of boxes quantity weight list > describing each shipment transaction. > 7) Export company declaration that all charges, Taxes and any other > duties have been paid full. > 8) Certificate of assay report issue > 9) Shippers Instruction for airway bill > > CIF Procedures > > 1) Seller issues FCO with CEO Passport Copy > 2) Buyer Signs and return back to seller with his passport copy > 3) Seller send a contract for Buyers Approval > 4) Buyer signs and return back to Seller > 5.) Seller go over signed contract and prepare his trip for the Deposition > 5 b.) Seller Book a day to the Ministry of mines for the Deposition > of the goods for safe keeping. Once as he get a Precise date, seller > takes goods to the Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation for > Pre-Assayer of the Goods. After the > Assayer Results are out, Seller would collect goods from the > Scientific Research Ministry and get pictures of the gold to be ship > with buyer’s names and address written inside and out of the Box. > (6.) Seller Print out hard copies of the contract and carry it along > to the Ministry of Mines recognized freight and Export Agency > 7) If the Results are positive, the ministry would collect a > 100% safe keeping fee from the seller side . The safe keeping fee > would be paid directly to the safe keeping house stipulated for > five days before contract approval. > 8) The buyer will then obtain a buying permit from the ministry of mines > ,without the buying permit precious metals cannot be shipped out of > the country > 9) Ministry would post the contract and our results to the Ministry of > Mines Contract department for contract approval. Contract department > would receive package and approved contract within those five days and > forward copies together with an undertaking document for signing by > both parties (The said document shows that the contract must be > fulfilled since the Ministry is acting as the Trusty between both > parties. That is in case of any default, the defaulted party would be > held) > 10) Freight agency Receives documents and forward to all parties soft > copies. > 11) Freight and Export agency get in contact with buyer with all > shipping Documents > 12) Gold BARS shipped to buyer’s destination port accompany by > sellers Attorney > 13) Gold BARS Receive by buyer in the presence of sellers representative > 14) Payment release to sellers Bankers via TT within 72 hrs After the > Final Assayer Report at the presence of seller’s representative Waiting to read from you soonest Skype: cattareen. Tell: +66888456131. Email: cat_tareya55@hotmail Please do get back to me as soon as possible so that we can move forward. Best Regards, Cattareen.
Posted on: Tue, 17 Sep 2013 14:29:38 +0000
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