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Lars here. I tought I should give you a short update.I need as many of you to sign up and e-mail me on: lars.olofsson@juicyfieldscase.com  – because then I get a picture of how the cash flow have worked and why the safety algoritms has’t stoped most of the transfers. I have now a suspicion that there has been a corruption in the bank transfer system.We are now on a quest of not just get investments back – but to shake the whole banking industry.I hope you join me and write to me and sign up.P.s don’t forget we have a strategy to include all Crypto payments as well.

lars.olofsson@juicyfieldscase.com

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