My friend inheritance is gold from her father and its 95kg…

The answer is clear and simple. I get this question many times a week now.

You are without doubt, 100% about to be a victim of scam. I say this with absolute certainty.

She doesn't exist. She is part of a group of professional scammers.

She will start asking for money. She needs to pay this and that before she can ship the gold.

This is all nonsense, utter nonsense.

She will ask for money over and over again. But you will never see her or your money back. There is no gold.

I am a 60 year old retired lawyer and it is rare for me to be willing to provide an answer where I say I am 100% positive but I can say it here strongly and without hesitation.

Please feel free to post back with any follow-up questions you may have. If you don't have any then I hope I have earned a 5 star rating but if you don't feel that I have please don't hesitate to reply back and let me know what more I can do to assist you. Finally, please know that even after you rate me I will be here for you and you can ask follow-up questions if you think of them later on at no further charge of course.

I think that she is a pro. So are all the others who harm the multitude of customers.

The only way to be sure is to give her money and then more money and then more.

So please don't do that.

Rather, google romance scams, internet scams, inheritance scams.

Your fact situation will be there.

She knows how to trick you. She is a member of a group of professional criminals.

She will ask for money. Keep refusing. She will eventually disappear.

But none of this is real so it's not going to happen.

Sit down for a while and google romance scams. It will make you sad but you will at least see how you narrowly escaped losing money and having a bigger heart ache.