Good day allI am a South African currently working in America seasonally.

-She said tons of racist things about the African American super, which made me uncomfortable, and she lied about the things he said to her.

It's great to see how the South African community is growing here.

The poor butt-hurt person you sent your letter to was not in their right mind about this, they have probably been victim to scams in the past or thought you were a South African prince in need of money.When at the Rip-Off Report website you can file a rebuttal or request a VIP Arbitration (starts about $2000.00) the information is all on the ROR website and in about 30 seconds you can resolve this...

as an African American man who has been investing for 15yrs in buy and holds in the North East, New York, Philadelphia and Jersey, I can tell you from my experiences race is very much a factor in many ways.

So if you denied a 300 African American, or Jewish person any lawyer would argue that the real reason was he was black, Jewish etc.  

Apparently I'm related to an African prince and inherited millions of dollars.

This is the gap any serious investor should address in Kenya and other African countries.

One of them, who owns 33%, is not a US citizen but is South African. 66% ownership is with myself and another American citizen. 

He had a Jamaican or African type of accent and said his name was Paul Nelson!