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Old 12 December 2011, 18:38
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ROYAL PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL COMPANY
Hi,
I have found this company at alibaba.com. I am really interested in their diamonds. Their site at alibaba - http://fashionjewelrytrade.en.alibaba.com/ .
I have already almost get cheated by some Cameroon diamond company, so now im scared to invest my money.
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Old 12 December 2011, 19:00
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Hi,
I have found this company at alibaba.com. I am really interested in their diamonds. Their site at alibaba - http://fashionjewelrytrade.en.alibaba.com/ .
I have already almost get cheated by some Cameroon diamond company, so now im scared to invest my money.
Well "investing" with any company that has anything to do with Cameroon company will mean losing your money Moreover, there are most likely no legitimate diamond companies on any B2B network such as Alibaba. Please read:Identifying Obvious Scam Websites
and Don't Pay Strangers via Bank to Bank Transfer and Be Cautious Paying with PayPal
Western Union/MoneyGram Indicate Scam!!!
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Old 12 December 2011, 19:33
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They have nothing to do with Cameroon, they are based in Hong Kong, i guess u misunderstood me. I am interested in diamonds, im supplier for 5 jewelleries, so I am looking for suppliers with lowest prices and at Alibaba I have found some exciting offers, but theres problem with scums :/ Does anybody here already bought some diamond from Alibaba´s suppliers? Please inform me.
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Old 12 December 2011, 19:47
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If you read the article that I gave you to read: Identifying Obvious Scam Websites
You will realize that purchasing diamonds or anything else from a company advertising solely on Alibaba or any B2B network is an extremely risky proposition.
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