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Rice Puller Racket!

BEWARE NOTE COLLECTORS AND READERS!!!

"There is an organized crime agency who are scamming people by Rice Puller or RP myth. Several amateurs contacted me to find one or deal one. It is run by a top skimmer sitting abroad with all fake or tainted stories, don't fall in with them." 

 NOTE: I am blogging this article for public awareness and as an alert.

Being an Avid collector of Indian Paper Money since 1999, I had been approached by several people posing themselves as MIB agents. They will all speak about a source, where you can find the verified Rice-Puller note or Rice-Puller coin, throughout India. I am putting my research on this topic below. I will briefly describe here the immaculate plan leading to indefinite addiction and evasion of hard earned money.

East India Eagle Note or Rice Puller Note: 
FANTASY NOTE
This above note was never issued by any government body in India. East India Company ceased to rule India in 1858, Queen Victoria's Proclamation vested India into colonial British Rule. This is not a legal note for following reasons: 
a. Reserve Bank of India was founded on 1st April 1935. They issued 100 Rs notes in 1938,whose design is used to create this fantasy. 
b.The note appears to have forged signature of C.D. Deshmukh, who was the third governor of Reserve Bank of India. He chaired RBI in 1943. 
c. Original notes have different security thread running from top to bottom, unlike this note. 
d. Rice Puller story is cooked with this note to scam people. 
e. East India Company only issued coins never notes. Although some government banks issued notes. 

Comment:
Fake dealers will tell you that the thread in this fantasy note has Rice Puller Act or Copper Iridium in it, which has radiation and all bullocks!!! I will suggest to the Crime Control Wing of our country to track these criminals who are attempting to fool innocent young people by saying that!!! Copper Iridium is a metal which is used in Nuclear Reactions. Again a dumb trick!!! When you ask them to show the item, they will ask you for lakhs of rupees for the show! They will also call some Benz guy with billionaire outfit to mesmerize your addictive hopes. He will swear on you about verification of this by this and that foreign company, which doesn't exist and never existed... all are eye-wash to make you fall in it and loose your time and money! I am quoting the right words heard from a skimmer, whom I have met, "Crime Needs Time." After insisting a lot also, he never disclosed his identity and name but brandished his richness among us!!! What a dumb guy! Taught me the logic also: "Behind his fortune there is a crime."

A BIGGER VERSION WILL BE SOON PUBLISHED IN MY MAGAZINE!!! WAIT FOR THE DETAILED INFO!!!!

Comments

  1. UnknownAugust 23, 2017 at 4:37 PM

    Hi friends,

    I have been in this situation before when i wanted to start my rice farm last year but i finally got it right when i traveled to China for holiday this year, i met a farmer who was operating on the system that connected me to with the dealer who sold me the rice puller, now my farm is giving me what i want and stress free. You can have his contact if you are interested. Name is Michael Germany(michael_germany_ricepullersales@outlook.com) He can ship it to you if needed.

    I wish you success.
    Kanti Preeti

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