I like the elaborate way of explaining this in a rambling sort of way. As if it helps to confuse the reader and maybe (just maybe) convince him to do it.
The problem is there are so many red flags sticking out like a sore thumb.
For one, there is this part:
if you trust me
One can never trust you unfortunately. It's a dog eat dog world out there with so many scammers right and left. Trusting strangers who make outrageous claims is simply unwise.
Another is this:
Ill make your coin disappears from the radars, and reappear on a your company bank account.
Extremely difficult to understand how you can make one's coins simply disappear and reappear elsewhere on a corporate bank account. Making coins disappear safely and reappear elsewhere is a service safely offered by more reputable members here. See yours truly's signature.
your company account in an offshore place (Singapore, Cyprus, Bermuda
you choose)
Those were the days. Not anymore. All those jurisdictions are extremely KYC compliant and will not simply and magically launder and tumble your funds anonymously. They will not open and activate accounts remotely without full KYC compliance procedures being adhered to, source of funds being examined and carefully checked/traced and no debit cards are issued unless positive ID is sighted.
It might work but there are better and safer shortcuts minus the middle man.