The deal looked great then we were asked to send $60,000 for some unforseen bank fee. The scam is very well organized and the paperwork looks real at first and second glance. the bank this Company uses is the Bank Of Dalian in Hong Kong. This is a real bank. so at first you think everything is real until you dig a little deeper. Allied used and gave a fake internet address. Instead of the .COM (dot com) used by the bank they cloned thier addres with a CN.DN address. The supposed bank is asked for the fee, but they send us a wire request to send $60,000 to some other wire address not the banks. SAME AS THE OTHER COMPANY THAT POSTED THIS ORIGINALLY.
Of course we didnt send them the money. Because to many RED FLAGS came up. Once we asked them to prove them selves they immediately fell bank on you have a letter from the bank stating what we need. Once we got in contact with the bank, no one had ever heard of Allied and thier contact Mr. Xu didnt exist. Do not do business with any of these individuals. The sad part is, that there is may be a real Allied Global that does real deals and the Bank of Dalian is very real. what ever you do, DUE DILIGENCE IS THE KEY..