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International Monetary Funds is a very old multi national association with offices worldwide and an unblemished reputation. We provide proof of funds, collateral, financial bonds, assets, MTN trading, balance sheet enhancements, Certificate of Deposit rentals, bank and endorsement guarantees LCs and SBLCs. Every week our massive resources help potential borrowers around the world connect with the best financing option for their unique project and credit situation.

Our services are offered for both personal and business purposes, across a broad spectrum of credit ratings, with approved Certificate of Deposit rental amounts ranging from $500,000 to $10,000,000. We offer a wide range of financial bonds from $500,000.00 to $1,000,000.00. Proof of Funds are available from $10,000,000.00 to $500,000,000.00 and bank guarantees from $25,000,000.00 to $250,000,000.00. Our proprietary in-house method of measuring consumer borrowing power has been the platform for our growth, enabling us to consistently secure the most appropriate loan amounts for our clients, while minimizing lending risk to our financial institutions. We are not directly connected to The International Monetary Fund, headquartered in Washington D.C. We are a totally independent 100% owned multi national organization that fully supports their policies.

IMF Warns Of Fraudulent E-Mails and Financial Scams Misusing Its Name
Press Release No. 06/154
July 14, 2006
The Finance Department of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today issued the following statement to warn the public about fraudulent e-mail messages and financial scams misusing the name of the IMF:

"A recent increase in deceptive schemes designed to defraud members of the public and potential investors has prompted the IMF to repeat its warning about any unsolicited e-mail or other unsolicited communications purportedly originating from, or implying an affiliation with, the IMF.

"The IMF does not send any unsolicited business communications to individuals. The IMF is an intergovernmental organization. The IMF does not endorse the activities of any bank, financial institution, or other public or private agency.

"The IMF has learned of various forms of identity fraud and financial fraud involving the unauthorized use of the IMF's name and emblem. This includes `phishing' attacks, in which the names of IMF officials have been misused to deceive recipients into disclosing personal financial information, and `spoofing' attempts, in which a false copy of the IMF website had been created with false contact information, to mislead potential users.

"The IMF warns the public against various forms of cross-border fraud, investment fraud, advanced fee scams and similar scams in which the IMF's name has been fraudulently used to induce potential investors. The IMF wishes to stress that it is neither the author of, nor in any other way associated with, such fraudulent activities. The IMF does not issue or guarantee any obligations called "Prime Bank Notes," "Prime Bank Guarantees," "Bill of Exchange" or the like, nor does it directly extend any credit lines through commercial banks or other agencies. Moreover, the IMF does not guarantee debentures or other financial instruments issued by a member country or any other entity. It does not sponsor investment programs,or "high-yield financial programs"

For similar IMF warnings, see News Brief Number 96/14 of November 18, 1996.

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