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This bank had my money deposited but it has been impossible to transfer it to my account.Lawyers from ShapiroGarciaLaw firm had been ripping me off with so called certificates and taxes to draw the money I have spend a fortune with all this fake taxes and others, and the money is no way to be seen.All these people are a bunch os scammers.
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