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Letter 11030

IRRIDIUM COPPER METAL WHICH PULLS RICE AND DE-COLOUR 

Dear Sir,

I am very much surprised to notice that Irridium Copper Metals pulling rice. One of my known person is owning a copper plate which is pulling rice from a distance of 6". Few told him that it will fetch a good amount for him. He is therefore, in search of a genuine buyer. If any genuine buyer comes in contact with me for the purchase of Irridium Copper Metal, I will certainly arrange a good article. However, I am doubtful about the existence of such buyers. Kindly let me know as to who buys the Irridium Copper Metals and for what purpose.

Thanks and best regards,

Md.Ghouse Mohiddin
- Industrial Estate, Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, India

Please spend a few more words and explain this concept of "pulling rice". No one knows what you're talking about and, until we do, I for one believe you are being scammed in some fashion.

Ted Mooney, P.E.  finishing.com Brick, New Jersey

Hi,

Even I am hearing these kind of tales in Andhra Pradesh . I really do not know this is true. But I heard some foreign companies are buying this metal for a huge sum.

P. Bhaskar Naidu
- Hyderabad

These tall tales are a scam. A reader sent email to me informing me that this iridium copper draws grains of rice towards it. I can only imagine the sleight of hand tricks used to bilk investors of their cash, while demonstrating the 'rice pulling' attributes of their product. I guess the rice pulling is a way to identify iridium copper from just another lump of ore.

In the same email, the writer told me that this iridium-copper is also a cure for cancer. I really wouldn't be too interested unless this stuff did something really amazing, like cure dandruff or take coffee stains out of my carpet.

This is another scam. Personally, I like the black money from Uganda scam better.

Tom Pullizzi Platronica.com Falls Township, PA

There are genuine buyers for this material.There is a research institute which buys these kind of material purely for research purpose. pl send more details and contact nos to contact you.I will be glad to help you.

ravichandar venugopal
- sydney,nsw,australia

Speaking as an Idahoan.. will it also pull taters out of the dirt?? WOW.... I could make a million!!!!!!

Marc Green anodizer - Boise, Idaho

I am fully convinced that what Mr Md Ghouse saying is absolutely correct. I am also having a vessel which attracts raw rice from a distance of 4 inches without any external force and discoloures and powders it within a few minutes. Some people are saying that there are genuine buyers for antique metel having properties like these. I dont know is it iridium or what is the purpose of it. What I personally feel is effect on rice is only a symptom of a phenomena which is yet to be explained. If there is any good buyers please contact or anybody arranging a buyer can do it on a commission basis.

Jayakumar
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Yes I also hear about this type of metal. My one friend is a commission agent of "rice pulling". He was purchase one glass from kerala which attracts a rice from 5 inches. He has a sound buyers in India and also in foreign. If you any body want to sell please let me know. name withheld - India   May I advertise a related product? My patent pending bullshit detector is available only to natural born suckers at a price of 10 million Nigerian dollars each, it's guaranteed to work and is in fact currently flashing and clanging loudly at these rice pulling threads. George Ingram - Swansea, Carms, Wales Often this site receives "offers to buy" for millions of dollars that people want posted, with no contact info except a free disposable e-mail address. Shortly thereafter we receive offers to sell at about a third that price from the very same IP address. It is obvious that these "offers to buy" are utterly spurious and they are created solely to try to sway potential buyers into believing that there is a resale market for this garbage. Don't believe it, it's a fiction. Everybody is selling; nobody is buying -- just the sucker who is being swindled. Ted Mooney finishing.com Brick, New Jersey

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