The document outlines 8 ways to use funds held in an FT ASSET MANAGEMENT account, including: 1) transferring funds to another entity's account in the same institution; 2) buying and selling financial instruments through USPES and charging a profit; 3) using standby letters of credit to facilitate business negotiations; 4) transferring funds to another institution that can process SWIFT or MT103 transfers; 5) transferring funds through FIDES to purchase securities and transfer them or the proceeds to another designated account; 6) similar to #5 but transferring funds directly; 7) referring business to contractors to negotiate proceeds to exchange for funds in the same institution; 8) structuring business arrangements with other entities using the funds and
The document outlines 8 ways to use funds held in an FT ASSET MANAGEMENT account, including: 1) transferring funds to another entity's account in the same institution; 2) buying and selling financial instruments through USPES and charging a profit; 3) using standby letters of credit to facilitate business negotiations; 4) transferring funds to another institution that can process SWIFT or MT103 transfers; 5) transferring funds through FIDES to purchase securities and transfer them or the proceeds to another designated account; 6) similar to #5 but transferring funds directly; 7) referring business to contractors to negotiate proceeds to exchange for funds in the same institution; 8) structuring business arrangements with other entities using the funds and
The document outlines 8 ways to use funds held in an FT ASSET MANAGEMENT account, including: 1) transferring funds to another entity's account in the same institution; 2) buying and selling financial instruments through USPES and charging a profit; 3) using standby letters of credit to facilitate business negotiations; 4) transferring funds to another institution that can process SWIFT or MT103 transfers; 5) transferring funds through FIDES to purchase securities and transfer them or the proceeds to another designated account; 6) similar to #5 but transferring funds directly; 7) referring business to contractors to negotiate proceeds to exchange for funds in the same institution; 8) structuring business arrangements with other entities using the funds and
The document outlines 8 ways to use funds held in an FT ASSET MANAGEMENT account, including: 1) transferring funds to another entity's account in the same institution; 2) buying and selling financial instruments through USPES and charging a profit; 3) using standby letters of credit to facilitate business negotiations; 4) transferring funds to another institution that can process SWIFT or MT103 transfers; 5) transferring funds through FIDES to purchase securities and transfer them or the proceeds to another designated account; 6) similar to #5 but transferring funds directly; 7) referring business to contractors to negotiate proceeds to exchange for funds in the same institution; 8) structuring business arrangements with other entities using the funds and
1. Do business with another entity that has an account in FT ASSET MANAGEMENT and transfer funds from your account to the other entity’s account within FT ASSET MANAGEMENT. 2. Buy SPURT from U.S. PROFESIONALES DE EL SALVADOR, S.A. DE C.V. (“USPES”), transferring payment from your account to USPES’ account within FT ASSET MANAGEMENT; sell the SPURT to another entity, with that entity making the purchase of SPURT from you using the protocol http://www.change2100.com/THIBMART/BUY%20WHAT%20YOU%20WANT%20WITH%20ZERO %20NET%20COST.pdf - the more you charge for the SPURT, the more profit that you will receive and the more profit that your buyer will earn! 3. Negotiate business using STANDBY LETTERS OF CREDIT (“SBLC”, backed by funds you have at FT ASSET MANAGEMENT) issued by FT ASSET MANAGEMENT; if necessary, arrangements may be made to “wrap” the SBLC with insurance guarantees; if the funds at FT ASSET MANAGEMENT were obtained using the protocol http://www.change2100.com/THIBMART/BUY%20WHAT%20YOU%20WANT%20WITH%20ZER O%20NET%20COST.pdf payments for the insurance may be made by the advertising services vendor. 4. Transfer funds from your account with FT ASSET MANAGEMENT to your account with another institution that will accept to receive and process a SWIFT FIN 998 with embedded MT 103, or sending a MT 103 via KTT; if the funds at FT ASSET MANAGEMENT were obtained using the protocol http://www.change2100.com/THIBMART/BUY%20WHAT%20YOU%20WANT%20WITH%20ZER O%20NET%20COST.pdf payments for the transfer may be made by the advertising services vendor. 5. Transfer funds from your account with FT ASSET MANAGEMENT to an account held in FT ASSET MANAGEMENT by FIDES GESTION FINANCIERA, S.A.P.I. DE C.V. (“FIDES”); Transfer funds ledger to ledger from FIDES to another institution with which FIDES has made such arrangements; purchase securities within that institution; transfer the securities via a transfer agent to coordinates that you may designate; sell the securities and place funds into your account in the target institution. 6. Transfer funds from your account with FT ASSET MANAGEMENT to an account held in FT ASSET MANAGEMENT by FIDES GESTION FINANCIERA, S.A.P.I. DE C.V. (“FIDES”); Transfer funds ledger to ledger from FIDES to another institution with which FIDES has made such arrangements; transfer the funds to coordinates you may designate using protocols offered by the institution to which the ledger to ledger transfer is made. 7. Refer business to an INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR through which an entity uses the protocol http://www.change2100.com/THIBMART/BUY%20WHAT%20YOU%20WANT%20WITH%20ZER O%20NET%20COST.pdf and have the CONTRACTOR negotiate for proceeds received by the advertising services vendor to be used to exchange for funds you have in FT ASSET MANAGEMENT; you may transfer your FT ASSET MANAGEMENT funds to the account in FT ASSET MANAGEMENT for the vendor in exchange for the CONTRACTOR arranging for equal value to be deposited into coordinates that you designate; the funds may be proceeds from negotiations the CONTRACTOR makes with the vendor and using securities/SBLC that are the property of HOWSE SERVICES, INC. (“HOWSE”), such as NVC FUND HOLDING TRUST shares, cash backed MEDIUM-TERM NOTES, SBLC issued by GSP BANCO in Brazil, and insurance policies issued or reinsured by major insurance firms. 8. In conjunction with an INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR, structure business arrangements with other entities using your funds in FT ASSET MANAGEMENT and protocols of the TEXAS HOLDINGS, INC 2016 BUSINESS MODEL to benefit others and profit by doing so.