Alex xxxxxx is the chief engineer at the biggest glass company in Central and East Europe. This company has similar budget than a first class National Bank. It is completely privet owned, and the son of the owner is Minister in a South-East Country.

Alex entrusted me that the last four months the company is facing strong financial problems. Their second customer (after Coca-Cola), a very large Bier and Wines manufacturer and distributor purchased under the conventional credit terms, enormous amounts of bottles, planning to extend their business in East Europe, and especially in Russia and Ukraine.

But the banks behind the investment did not followed their agreements, the expansion failed and the specific customer is now under bankruptcy.

Banks and suppliers knows the problem, because the expansion plan was not kept in secret. And They know that the glass company will face a great loss due to the fact.

So, they stopped their normal credits to the glass company immediately, they refuge to follow their agreements and they are pressing to be paid in cash right-now for all its duties and new purchases.

The danger for a bankruptcy of the glass company is more than obvious.