Treasures - German oldies

[Gama]

Dear members, I am living in Tanzania a country colonised by Germans, in here there is a lot of treasure sites where Germans buried and hiden treasures during WW2.

Currently I am working on some sites and which are in their very final stages. These sites have lots of precious items such as Diamond, Rupies, Funfumark, gold, Rubby, Amaroid, Mercury etc

Is there anyone inhere dealing with similar sites?

I am also looking for potential buyer of these items. Anyone with contacts of buyer for such items?

 

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[Tom_in_CA]

Welcome to T'net

..... Currently I am working on some sites and which are in their very final stages. ....

Be aware that treasure stories are a dime-a-dozen. Good luck. Hopefully the ones you heard are not just the camp-fire-story telephone game type lores. Which , yes.... all sound so iron clad and true. But when you look critically, and allow for "more plausible explanations", they can evaporate.

.... Anyone with contacts of buyer for such items?

Find stuff first (IMHO) , and THEN seek buyers. Otherwise it's too close to "seeking investors", which is a no-no on the forum (JMHO).

 

[Wrecka]

Post up some links and pictures to your claims , i think that's the only way you will generate any interest on here without arousing suspicion,
good luck

 

[cassandrastory]

Post up some links and pictures to your claims , i think that's the only way you will generate any interest on here without arousing suspicion,
good luck

Absolutely agree! Sounds suspicious but photos can change this!

 

[RTR]

3x on the pix.

 

[Mackaydon]

Some day I'll create a file of 20 or more questions that should be in response to this type of initial posting; but not today.
Don......

 

[Japhet Shukia]

Habari tutafutane namie pia nafanya hizo shuguli

 

[Bum Luck]

The Germans were in Tanzania in WW1, but where would the Germans come from in WW2?

 

[alecrevill]

Treasure stories are a dime-a-dozen.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

We get a lot of mercury in the fish and drinking water, but funfumarks are scarce hereabouts.

In fact, other than the sham Funfumark Investment Company that J. Jeruman ran in Tanzania before he was arrested it's not really a word that I'm familiar with.

https://www.dailynews.co.tz/news/police-gun-down-four-suspected-gangsters.aspx

 

[Mackaydon]

No response from the OP in over 2.5 years; guess he went elsewhere.
Don......