Where can you get anti terrorist certificate?

Answer 1

By staying well away from Nigerian scams!!!

They'll fleece you bit by bit, even taking the shirt off your back if you'll keep pandering to their stories.

The psychology of the scam is that they start by asking something small - say, just $250 to send you the millions ... then you need to have it insured, they say: another $400. Then before you know it, the story is: the consignment was stopped by police who [supposedly] want $1,000s for Clearance certificates of various kinds and shades. Then, because you have invested 1000s, they know you've started to commit yourself and won't stop!

So, before you're finished, you've lost tens of 1000s of dollars, OR it has cost you your house, your family and your business - you've lost everything, and the millions are supposedly, still sitting over there in Nigeria, and you're sitting right where you've been doing for the past 10 years - but no money and no life!!

The real terrorist was the Nigerian or other scammer who sent you the scam in the first place!!

Avoid at all costs.

I also want to add the following case: I am receiving email for job lucrative offers and other benefits that makes any excited. The sender is tying everything now to Anti-Terrorist Certificates obtainable for 1200. I believe it's a scam. In fact after reading all your answers, I am becoming sure this is a scam. I am not falling for it yet. I will not make the payment nor discuss much further with the sender.

And by the way: the sender this time is not Nigerian, he is Chinese.

I had a black African scamming form Malaysia - claimed he had 6 Million that he escaped from Iraq with before the war broke outLOL!

Others scam from Libya, Northern Ireland, South Africa, UK, Asia and USA.

Take no notice of them, unless you like giving away tens of $1000's to crooks!

It is like gambling: once you send the first or second amount of money, you become hooked and committed to seeing through 'the job'.

Don't send anything in the first place.

There are other scam arrangements, where they claim to be sending actual trunks or cases of real greenbacks. The joke is that even the very FEW times they Do have money, it is all coated in special stuff to prevent theft and it [supposedly] costs $100,000's for the real solution to remove it. Of course, you never see the solution eitherLOL!

Just stay away from these promises altogether.

Answer 2

from the inland revenue office here in brussel

Answer 3

I am interesting in anti terrorism license for security job

Answer 4

You can obtain anti-terrorist certificate from UN member states from where the funds transfer country, usually the beneficiary bears the cost