Hello Danny,
I trust this message finds you well. My apologies for the delayed response, as I am often on the move attending to various commitments. I understand your position regarding technology, but in today’s business environment it is essential we keep pace with modern tools. WhatsApp, in particular, offers encrypted communication, instant calls, and the ability to share vital documents securely and far more efficiently than traditional email. For the sake of this partnership, I strongly encourage you to update your WhatsApp as soon as possible.
The investor has requested a short introduction about you to ensure he has a clear understanding of who he will be partnering with. Please provide more details about yourself so I can share them accordingly. In response to your earlier question, the documents required to move funds into your account as a partner will include your identification, bank details or alternatively a crypto wallet address, as this is being considered the quickest option. Additionally, a fund clearance certificate will be issued in your name.
Regarding our one-on-one meeting, this can be scheduled anytime after the 15th of September. The investor’s funds are currently held in trust with a bank, and once the necessary paperwork is completed, we can proceed smoothly.
I look forward to receiving your WhatsApp contact and further information about yourself.
Best regards,
Benson Jolomi
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Hi Benson,
Thanks so much for the detailed message — I really appreciate you taking the time to lay everything out clearly. I’ve been thinking about the WhatsApp part, and I just wanted to confirm: since I’m not super tech-savvy when it comes to apps like that, is there a specific way you’d prefer I set it up? Like, should I just open WhatsApp on my phone and link it to my existing Apple ID, or is there a formal verification step I need to go through first? I’m trying to make sure I don’t miss anything.
Also, the investor mentioned “a fund clearance certificate” — is that something that will be issued electronically, or will I need to sign a paper form and send it back? I’m not sure if I should expect a digital copy or if there’s a physical version that needs to be notarized.
On a lighter note, last week I was out at the Houston gas station trying to get a new oil filter for my old pickup — just like how I used to do when I was in the service industry back in the day. Kind of makes me think about partnerships, you know? Like, things that keep working even after the noise fades.
Could you also clarify if the crypto wallet address would be the same one used for receiving funds, or is there a separate one for documentation? And when you say “after the 15th of September,” do you mean the meeting can happen then, or is that when the funds are available?
Looking forward to your thoughts — I’m genuinely excited about this next step!
Best,
Danny
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Best regards,
Danny Smith
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