SECRET MAILDROP -- NO SELF-RESPECTING PT WOULD BE WITHOUT A MD
(MailDrop)

No self-respecting PT (Perpetual Tourist, Privacy Tycoon, Past Taxpayer, Prepared Thoroughly) individual would ever think of gliding through life while beating the bureaucracy without a MD (maildrop). We here at Expat World have just recently established a relationship with what we believe is one of the world's most secretive maildrop providers. This new MD is located in an off-the-radar country in Central America, but not hampered by the manana culture found in this area. WHY? Because the mail is controlled by a Canadian authority who has a governmental contract to take the mail system up to first world quality and efficiency. Before EW goes any further into this specific MD let's view what you should be looking for in a MD, whether you are a PT, frequent flyer,"publicity shy individual", own an internet business, investor, "financier", offshore corporation owner, divorcee, on the lamb, or just those wishing to establish an international presence from their back porch.

• Your maildrop should be low-profile, located in a place that few would bother looking towards. Unfortunately, many of the MD's of today are registered on Big Brother's list and can be compromised. 
• The MD should guarantee your personal details are securely protected and they will not divulge any details or information to any individual, business, or government agency without an official court order at the least. 
• The MD should have an address for you that appears to be a residence address rather than appearing as a PO Box address. 
• A code should be provided (or the availability to choose on) that identifies you as the real owner of the account so that the MD personal can follows any specific orders or changes to your account. 
• It should be able to provide fax, telephone and other "very specific services" to you on a one-on-one basis at rates negotiable for the specific services provided.

THE NEW GUATEMALA MD FOR LESS THAN A GLASS OF BEER A DAY IN YOUR LOCAL

Guatemala Maildrop

First, let EW say that the Guatemala MD has all the qualities we previously talked about being necessary. Plus they have some very specific services that can't be found elsewhere and are very flexible, BUT don't take this to mean they will do anything that is illegal or fraudulent. This is not the case. So if you into kiddy porn, scams, spamming or the like, don't think of becoming a Guatemala MD client. They'll shut you down quicker than fart disappears in a wind storm.

HOW IT WORKS
After forwarding the payment of US $260 setup and service fee and 12 X $20 ($240) for the postage account deposit, (full total $500), your account will be set up. This $500 is the cost for the first year. From the second year onward the fees are $100 service fees and $240 for the postage account. For additional special services, the cost will differ depending on the nature of the service. Along with the payment we will need the name you want to use for the account. You can have two names associated with the account, BUT one must be a personal name and the other a business name. Along with the name(s) for the account, the forwarding address you want to use for the mail received. (you may ask the MD to hold it up till one year if you don't want it forwarded. You can also choose a code word for your account. Any
code word of up to 10 letters or letter/digit combos. Choose this code word, or let the MD give you one, carefully for it must be incorporated in the address of the MD drop address so the people doing the sorting know whose letters are whose so they can forward the mail to the correct address. A simple, but effective type code word would be like "Dept BIZ -222. You will be given by the MD staff in Guatemala the address where you have your mail sent. It will be an "apartados" which is abbreviated apt. on all letter addresses! And of course to all English observers and first-worlders that assumes it's an apartment. So naturally one appears to be living or doing business in an apartment complex down Guatemala way. All mail will have a double cut out by you using the method of having the envelopes address to a Latin American Company (provided n the address the MD will give you for sending mail to) with the name you chose and code word .

Whether the client uses a fake or real or no RETURN ADDRESS on the outside of the mail or mail package is up to him except its suspicious in the US to not use one at all -- so the G MD suggest something be used.. When mail is received either in package form or individually, the code word and name is correlated to the correct forwarding address and then sent via airmail post. Letters included with no code word or instructions to "forward to code word" such and such, will be opened by the MD people and assumed to be new instructions for delivery or account info., etc.

TO GET STARTED IT'S REALLY EASY

Fill in the simple application form below, email it to:
expatworld@pobox.com with G-MD in the subject heading. When payment is received we will have the MD set up within 72 hours normally. Payment can be done on line at www.expatworld.org at our secure pay-on-line facility OR you can wire transfer the funds -ask for the banking details OR you can send cash, US $ check or money order ($500) payable to Expat World VIA REGISTERED AIRMAIL to: Expat World, Box 1341 Raffles City, Singapore 911745 OR you can transfer e-gold payment. ask for our account number.

APPLICATION:

Name for the MD __________________________________________________

Company name for the MD (optional) _______________________________
Address to forward the mail to: __________________________________
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Codeword wanted, up to 10 letters/numbers combo __________________ or check here____if you want the MD to assign you a code word. Email application to: expatworld@pobox.com or post it to Expat World, Box 1341 Raffles City, Singapore 911745 via registered airmail. Make payment by one of the options given earlier.

Cheers,

the Expat World team