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BrianSNJ
Joined 2016
Posts: 3

Take some pictures of a Regent St. business for me?

8 years ago

I know this is an unusual request but I would like to know if someone could take pictures of a local business for me and email them to me? Google Maps offers nothing.

Belize is my Expat destination goal 5 years from now. In the meantime, I trade Forex and there is a broker I am considering using. Their address is
FX CHOICE
21 Regent Street, P.O. Box 1814, Belize City, Belize
Tel: + 501 227 2732

I would just like to see the building, the local environment and even inside the building if possible. If someone is going to be in that area and could snap a few shots...it would be very helpful and appreciated.

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