i started with : http://www.metachin.gnbo.com.ng

how do i send money to fund my liberty reserve account ? Reply via maryfamakiwa@yahoo.com

Why didn't you post this to www.sunonline.com

Withdraws Your Money On Your Liberty Reserve Account Via Atm

I hereby sending you a warm felicitation and Happy new years to all nairaland members, In addition i would like to reveal to whom it may concern on how to withdraw your money from your liberty reserve, E-gold, and other digital currencies such as c-gold, Perfectmoney and soon right here you will wonder how i obtain my DWG card here in nigeria and load my money from liberty reserve account to it and cash it out in any branches of ECO bank without stress even though i had been using it more than 6 months now, and so when i discovered in the business section that many people had been looking for a way to withdraw the money from their LR account and other digital currencies so i decide to reveal it in order for my good nairalands to prevent themselves from frauds.
However, Nigeria is not listed yet but you will have to contact the adminstrator for help or send him mail so he will help you on how it processing as for me i used to contact him via mail and chat too.

Without waste time, hurry up and order for yours, its very easy and relieble worldwide www.dwgcard.com

The adminstrator's mail

Kisaki_kuryama1@yahoo.com
kuryama@dwgcard.com

Best of luck

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