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Decide to sell my Storefront(S)...6 in all...they encompass all Modern tech...

"Hmmm... An opportunity," mumbled CEO Thompson. " Tell Verboten Lufftewaffe Hybalt Industries will place an opening bid of $100 billion."

Decide to sell my Storefront(S)...6 in all...they encompass all Modern tech...

I represent Tenatura Corp. We currently own half a dozen nation's storefronts, as well as the NationStates Banking Corporation, InternationalSecurity Ltd., and numerous other holdings.

We offer $1 trillion for the 6 Storefronts you own.

Before we make our decision of if we'll meet Hamptonshire's bid or not we ask for links to these storefronts,

Federated Storefronts (http://s6.invisionfree.com/International_Mall/index.php?showforum=14/)

Currently located at the International Mall...

When 1st Opened...They generated a income of close to 250 Billion per RL Day...And in some cases...several Trillion Dollars...Since then...Sales have diminshed...So has my Interest in attempting to compete in the current market

We will offer $1.1 trillion for the 6 storefronts.

We will offer $1.1 trillion for the 6 storefronts.

Tenatura offers $1.5 trillion.

OOC:

Hamptonshire, you can't afford that. That's 16% of your entire national budget.

Tenatura offers $1.5 trillion.
We will offer $1.6 trillion.

OOC:

Hamptonshire, you can't afford that. That's 16% of your entire national budget.

Tenatura is not owned by nor is it a part of Hamptonshire. Tenatura Corp is a collection of companies owned and maintained by a half dozen nations with assests into the tens of trillions of dollars with cash reserves to match.

I am merely the CEO/Chairman of Tenatura. There are over a half dozen other executives and boardmembers.

Tenatura also owns the NSBC which has assets of over $250 trillion.


Our bid is now $1.75 trillion.

Our offer is now $1.8 trillion.

Our offer is now $1.8 trillion.

Offer is now $2 trillion

Our offer is now $2.2 trillion.

Our offer is now $2.2 trillion.

Offer raised to $2.25 trillion.

Our offer is now $2.5 trillion.

Our offer is now $2.5 trillion.

$2.55 trillion

$2.7 trillion

$2.7 trillion

$2.75 trillion

$3 trillion

$3 trillion

$3 trillion

$3.5 trillion

$3 trillion

$3.5 trillion

$3 trillion

$3.5 trillion

$4 trillion

OOC: Don't you just hate when the forum does that?

$4 trillion

OOC: Don't you just hate when the forum does that?

$4.5 trillion

OCC: Yes I do, with a vengence.

$4.5 trillion

OCC: Yes I do, with a vengence.
$5 trillion

OOC: There's only one good thing about it: It increases your post count.

$4.5 trillion

OCC: Yes I do, with a vengence.
$5 trillion

OOC: There's only one good thing about it: It increases your post count.

$5.1 trillion

$5.5 trillion

$5.5 trillion

$5.51 trillion

$5.6 Trillion

$5.6 Trillion

$5.61 trillion

$6 Trillion

With that massive fleet and army and peacekeeping and all that good logistical stuff you have going on in west africa, you cant afford that, hampt. Quote from my dad who is a contractor in Iraq right now:


"Its a very hot 118 degrees this afternoon. I had to install a radio
transceiver into the cab of a truck.. I was exposed for 2 hours straight.
Its not so bad after your drenched in sweat. There's always a hot breeze,
which serves to cool you down when your soaking wet."

"Many of them have their own laptops and we supply them with satellite
internet feed, here in the compound. They get odd problems with their
laptops every now and then, and I'm always happy to give them priority
service, even though I'm not supposed to, during work hours.
Were not contracted to support the Army's computer needs.. but I don't need
a contract to help these guys. Getting a soldier back up so he can email his
sweetie is more important than yet another asset audit.. which I cant
believe Baghdad wants from us. This environment is very hard on everything.
They should just figure that anything sent here will be broken, buried,
stolen or blown up within 3 months.
Logistics needs to get on the ball and send us the most basic equipment
needs, which we barely have. I needed a couple of screws today... there
isn't one damn screw in the whole compound. So I took a couple out of a door
hinge. one from the top, and one from the bottom."

"We have mechanics.. but they have nothing to do without parts.
It's not like there's an auto parts store down the road, or a radio shack..
We have 2 armored vehicles out of action because there are no replacements
for the shattered bullet proof window, and the other truck cant go out,
because the VHF radio blew a fuse, and we have no replacements.. can you
imagine a $80,000 vehicle out of service because of a 50 cent fuse..? (you
don't drive anywhere without VHF Radio to remain in contact with the
compound)"


"At least theres no dust blowing. There are areas of dust so fine.. it
squishes out from under your feet like splashing water.. we call it 'Moon
Dust'. It gets into everything. Even if you dont go outside all day, you can go in the restroom and when you rinse your arms off, you notice the rinse water is tinged 'Moon Dust' brown.."

excerpts from an email.

$6 Trillion

$6.1 trillion

$6.5 Trillion

With that massive fleet and army and peacekeeping and all that good logistical stuff you have going on in west africa, you cant afford that, hampt. Quote from my dad who is a contractor in Iraq right now:


"Its a very hot 118 degrees this afternoon. I had to install a radio
transceiver into the cab of a truck.. I was exposed for 2 hours straight.
Its not so bad after your drenched in sweat. There's always a hot breeze,
which serves to cool you down when your soaking wet."

"Many of them have their own laptops and we supply them with satellite
internet feed, here in the compound. They get odd problems with their
laptops every now and then, and I'm always happy to give them priority
service, even though I'm not supposed to, during work hours.
Were not contracted to support the Army's computer needs.. but I don't need
a contract to help these guys. Getting a soldier back up so he can email his
sweetie is more important than yet another asset audit.. which I cant
believe Baghdad wants from us. This environment is very hard on everything.
They should just figure that anything sent here will be broken, buried,
stolen or blown up within 3 months.
Logistics needs to get on the ball and send us the most basic equipment
needs, which we barely have. I needed a couple of screws today... there
isn't one damn screw in the whole compound. So I took a couple out of a door
hinge. one from the top, and one from the bottom."

"We have mechanics.. but they have nothing to do without parts.
It's not like there's an auto parts store down the road, or a radio shack..
We have 2 armored vehicles out of action because there are no replacements
for the shattered bullet proof window, and the other truck cant go out,
because the VHF radio blew a fuse, and we have no replacements.. can you
imagine a $80,000 vehicle out of service because of a 50 cent fuse..? (you
don't drive anywhere without VHF Radio to remain in contact with the
compound)"

Read the first page before you post.

Alright, you proved me wrong.

Daaaaaaaaaaaaamn...Didn't think my stores were worth all the Attention...High Bidder @ Midnight tonight will be the new Owner...seems...server is good to me only @ late night hours...

$7 trillion

SOLD.............