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| − | '''International Infonet Inc.''' is an international courier company, owned and run by Ariel Richmond (60% share) and Jacob Gavin Snr. (35% share), parents of the shapeshifter [[Jacob Gavin Jr.]]. | + | '''International Infonet Inc.''' is an international courier company, owned and run by Ariel Richmond (60% share) and Jacob Gavin Snr. (35% share), parents of the shapeshifter [[Jacob Gavin Jr.]]. International Infonet Inc provide couriers for |
| + | clients. The couriers have varying specialties, and bases. Some work solely in South America, some work solely with moving packages, etc. They have mutants working for them, but most of the couriers and the other employees are humans. | ||
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| + | The mutant couriers are the ones that Infonet values the most for either their abilities to blend in or their abilities to get quickly from one place to another. Clients can specify which courier they want - but to know the name of a courier you have to be pretty special. Causing the death, incapacitation, etc, of a courier causes immediate blacklisting. | ||
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| + | Infonet keeps track of their clients, of ways to blend in, ways to get to the client, ways to get to handy people (mercenaries, thieves, assassins, politicians, cops, drug dealers, weapons dealers, pilots, etc), handy contacts (for beds, food, weapon caches, etc in case things go down the drain, or for relevant information which can be anything, really), etc. | ||
Due to their 'ask no questions' business practices, they have become highly successful. | Due to their 'ask no questions' business practices, they have become highly successful. | ||
Revision as of 21:03, 24 July 2007
International Infonet Inc. is an international courier company, owned and run by Ariel Richmond (60% share) and Jacob Gavin Snr. (35% share), parents of the shapeshifter Jacob Gavin Jr.. International Infonet Inc provide couriers for clients. The couriers have varying specialties, and bases. Some work solely in South America, some work solely with moving packages, etc. They have mutants working for them, but most of the couriers and the other employees are humans.
The mutant couriers are the ones that Infonet values the most for either their abilities to blend in or their abilities to get quickly from one place to another. Clients can specify which courier they want - but to know the name of a courier you have to be pretty special. Causing the death, incapacitation, etc, of a courier causes immediate blacklisting.
Infonet keeps track of their clients, of ways to blend in, ways to get to the client, ways to get to handy people (mercenaries, thieves, assassins, politicians, cops, drug dealers, weapons dealers, pilots, etc), handy contacts (for beds, food, weapon caches, etc in case things go down the drain, or for relevant information which can be anything, really), etc.
Due to their 'ask no questions' business practices, they have become highly successful.
CEO: Devi Richmond
Operating Headquarters: unknown - probably Europe
