Euro Pacific bank is a scam

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I have a list of⁤ email address, but not the specific Opt-in list. I looked for NorthernDutchman, but I did⁣ not see it in the list I have on my laptop. I have a complete⁢ list on a flash drive at home in Puerto Rico. But I'm not there until︀ after the hearing. I am in Ct. now so I can be in court in︁ person tomorrow. We leave for Puerto Rico the next day. But worst case a have︂ a screen shot from today's post.
 
Also Peter, just to highlight - with the recent updates you posted to the website,‌ I didn’t receive an email alerting me to those, as I would have done with‍ all updates previously. Had it not been for this forum, I wouldn’t have checked the⁠ website and seen those new updates. So there may be many opt-ins not partial to⁤ the content of this forum who have no idea of recent positive developments, and who⁣ may be more vulnerable to falling prey to de Jong’s latest ploy. A timely email⁢ if possible may be helpful to them.
 
Yes, I have︀ not recovered access to the email domain yet, just the website. I am working on︁ that, but as of now Qenta still controls that. I wonder if the email form︂ Qenta came from a Qenta email address or the bank's.
 
Dear Mr. Schiff (@Pschiff) and other participants of this forum,

I just found‌ this discussion thanks to ChatGPT, while searching for more information about the situation. I’ve been‍ a fan of Mr. Schiff since around 2013, when you came to Brazil to speak⁠ at an Austrian Economics event. Because of that , and due to Brazil’s persistently awful⁤ political and economic policies , I didn’t hesitate to open an account with your bank,⁣ back when it was located in St. Vincent and the Grenadines (good old days).I didn’t⁢ have a large sum deposited, but enough to potentially restart life abroad with my family︀ if necessary. Time seems to be confirming that I wasn’t wrong. Gold and silver have︁ appreciated since then, but I opted in to transferring my funds to Qenta , and︂ you know the rest of the story.
Now I’d appreciate any advice from Mr. Schiff︃ or other members on what to do once Qenta returns the funds to the receiver.︄
I don’t want to repatriate the money to Brazil, so I’m considering opening a new︅ bank account overseas.
Any recommendations? Should I already open one now, or wait until the︆ funds are released?
Just for transparency: all my assets are legally declared to the Brazilian︇ financial authorities. I just prefer they aren’t too easily reachable by them.

Thank you all︈ for your efforts and your contributions to this case.
 
If you hold gold and silver I have a plan to allocate it all to︊ customers. So you can keep storing it offshore, or sell and wire the proceeds to︋ a bank account of your choosing. If you have cash I should be able to︌ give you the opportunity to covert that cash into gold or silver too. But that︍ is something I will have to work on winning the approval of the Receiver.
 
Brilliant - hopefully Peter can confirm this has been received, and it will‌ strengthen his case tomorrow.
 
I have a copy of the email Qenta sent to customers yesterday, two days after‌ their confirmed receipt of a TRO enjoining them from selling any of the bank's assets.‍ Technically I assume nothing has been sold yet, but sending out that email certainly indicates⁠ an intent to violate it. I think the reason they want customers to sign NDAs⁤ is so one else knows, especially me, the degree to with Qenta is trying to⁣ rip them off.
 
I had my assets mostly in gold and silver (and some⁢ in USD). It would be important to have an international credit card to use my︀ funds, which is something my EPB account never allowed me to do.
Thanks, Peter!
 
I am working on that too. Be on the lookout for updates. The first⁤ step will be to get your silver allocated to your own account. Eventually you will⁣ be able to access it using a debit card. By then the metal will be⁢ in your name, so what happened with the bank won't be able to happen again.︀
 
Since Qenta isn't allowed to liquidate those⁢ assets, they are trying to get customers to willingly sell their assets at a discount,︀ and probably make a commission in the process.
 
I think it's more than a commission. My guess is⁠ they want customers to accept about 50% of what they are owed. So if you⁤ are owed $200K they want to keep $100K for themselves, and get you to agree⁣ to accept $100K to get your money back sooner. But there is no way for⁢ me to know for sure, as their offers are subject to NDAs. But about 50︀ cents on the dollar is what they offered to return to the Receiver. He rightly︁ rejected that offer. That is why I am in court tomorrow to get the court︂ to order Qenta to return 100% of the assets to the bank.
 
Sorry for the little bit off topic, maybe you can try to open an account︊ with banks in Portugal or some Florida banks(especially the Brazilian, Portuguese-related), they can open accounts︋ for you remotely. It will be possible to have credit cards with them.
 
Since there is no way that Qenta can defend their actions in court, I just‌ found out that Qenta filed to vacate the TRO, cancel tomorrow's hearing, and move the‍ case to Federal court. This is an unfortunate turn of events. If Qetna believed what⁠ they were doing was correct, they would have defended their actions in court tomorrow. Instead,⁤ they are using delay tactics to give them time to convince Opt-in customers to accept⁣ large discounts to what they are owed, so they can pocket the difference.
 
This whole thing with Qenta is not what we signed up for︀ back in 2022.

It seems that the agreement is worthless at this point, and Qenta︁ is desperate to find a way to profit from customers, very shady!
 
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