Business opportunity

Sir, Thanks so much for your email dated 18/06/2026. I am so sorry to respond to you late. I am trying to make sure everything is 100% orderly. I am glad to inform you that we can get started and move straight to achieving this albatross, which is going to help both of us as partners. The money is $50 million only. My question goes this way: Can you be able to manage the funds for a period of 20 years with excellent profits? Have you handled any external funds before? Can you accept 60% for the fund owner /35% for you, and /5 % yearly expenses? How good are you in your sector? Kindly respond to this email to enable us to work as a team. Thanks, Harward E H Hello, you've mailed me a few days ago about a business opportunity. Can you tell me more please?

Danny Smith, Many thanks for your frank email to me, and I must put it to you that you are the kind of person the fund's owner wants to push the funds to another level, mostly in the oil and gas sector or real estate. My reason for not reaching out to you since is the poor health of the fund's owner, who is aged and wishes to invest the funds as urgently as possible. He has instructed me to start moving with you. With your experience and your country of origin, he is happy with you. So, you have control of the funds when it is in your bank account. Come soon. The sharing ratio, risk management, and all investment policies are welcome by him. I have to draw up an MOU in a short time to present to you for study and to read well; then, if you welcome it, we move forward. To answer your question as follows: 1. What’s the projected annual return target for the 20 years? This won't be calculated, but with the market level, we shall determine how much it can be. This won't be our stress now ok. 2. Is there a specific asset or region we’re targeting (like the Permian or Eagle Ford)? The Permian will be fantastic. As we grow, we can add to the Eagle Ford. 3. Can you share a brief outline of the fund’s operational model — like how decisions will be made or who will oversee day-to-day operations? The fund will be under your control, and expenses will be made as well from the 5%. Then the decision will be shared by both parties for good reason, but execution of the action plan will be in your control because you are the one on the ground as a citizen. My advice to you is that keeping this secret must be your first and most important key for good understanding, faithfulness, and true partnership. Waiting to hear from you. Harward Edward.

Danny, The sharing ratio, risk management, and all investment policies are welcomed by him. The sharing ratio will be stated as well to factor in the MOU. I will draw up an MOU in a short time. Bringing in anybody will be welcome, but that can only be when the funds are in your bank account to start. Let me have the following from you now: Your full name Your age Your address Your company names Your phone numbers Waiting to hear from you. Harward Edward.

Danny Smith I wanted to hear from him first with your questions so that I can respond to your answers in the best interest of this investment project. Frankly, he was not feeling strong last night. The profit returns will be in 1 to 2 years, then 3 years, then a 20-year countdown to see how the sector grows. Both can make another investment plan to ensure the growth of the project and fund itself. Note that it is never a fixed percentage because the market can't be predicted in any investment that makes it a business or investment, seeing the weather globally is everywhere. As I stated, the investment has been respected with the highest secrecy for the best interest of everyone. The MOU will be sent to you today. Harward

Danny Smith This is the MOU to study and sign after acceptance, then return it with any of your identification, like a passport or driving license. To answer you, the need for us to speed this up is very important, though he already told me to have control over the decision to make sure his ambition to invest with you is 100% bonded unless you will be the one to step down if you wish. With all indications, everything is going so well with both sides. I will prepare a formal letter to the bank as soon as you sign the MOU and send it to me for submission. Harward Edward

To answer your questions: I’ve got a few questions that might help me get it all squared away: 1. Can you confirm the exact percentage of profit-sharing that will be applied once we start? I know it’s not fixed, but I’d like to understand the range or formula. The sharing will be each year's profits you removed 20% for reinvestment; it comes to 80%. 80% becomes 100%. You minus the 5% expenses, then take 35% for your own keep, and then 60% goes to the fund's owner. This shall run for 20 years and is subject to extension 2. How will the funds be transferred once they’re in the bank account? Is there a specific bank in Texas we’re targeting? The bank in London is where the funds are deposited. They will open communication with you and discuss how the funds will be approved and transferred to the bank account you will provide for them. All shall depend on how you want the funds to be transferred; if bit by bite, you will discuss with the bank. You can provide any of your banks of your choice, which is well acceptable. The bank is not in Texas or in America. The bank is in London; your information will be passed to them when we are set to sign the MOU. 3. Do you have a timeline for when the MOU will be officially sent to the bank after I sign? The timeline for the MOU is 2 weeks or less.

*1. I have a few follow-ups I’d love to get clarity on before I sign anything: 1. You mentioned the 80% profit split with 35% going to me and 60% to the fund owner — could you confirm if that’s consistent every year, or does it adjust based on market fluctuations or expenses? I’m assuming it's formula-based, but I want to make sure I’m not missing any variables. * Any profit you made will be shared as stated, and any loss will be shared as stated. *2. You said the London bank will handle the transfer — is there a way to have a brief call with someone from the bank’s operations team before the funds go through? I’ve got a few personal questions about how things would work in practice, and I don’t want to jump into anything without feeling fully informed.* You will open communication when the time comes, and it is never stressful in any way. Kindly understand this is not a stressful process. You will be calling the officer in charge of your payment, but right now I don’t know who will manage your file or payment. I will advise you to hold on until the time is right, come next week. * 3. Regarding the timeline — the MOU needs to be sent to the bank in under two weeks. Is that a firm deadline, or is there flexibility in case we need to review something? I’ve been in the middle of a few oil litigation cases lately, and I’m just trying to keep things aligned with my schedule. * I am the one to send the bank the MOU when they asked me, not you. I am the one to prepare a letter to the bank with your information for official introduction and to inform the bank that you are the one authorized to manage the funds. Then the bank will start and open communication with you. I hope you are clear now. Harward.

Danny All your questions have been answered during our whole-day conversations. I advise you to sign the MOU, then we move forward. The most important thing is that you can handle the funds in the oil and gas sector. Harward

Good day, Let me know if the MOU is ready or not. Thanks, Harward Edward

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