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Tom · May 5th, 2006, 06:26 AM

Turn $35 into $55,000+

Be a participant in a unique, once in a lifetime opportunity, without doing anything more than registering for a pension plan!

This is not a HYIP - It is not taking $35 and growing into $55,000
In a nutshell, here's the deal:
They offer a pension plan for a $35 fee for 100,000 members. Once they've sold to 100,000 members the offer is closed and it moves on to the next phase. The pension policy is worth $200K at maturity (at age 65) - Once the policy is created in our name, we agree to sell the policy to a Trust Partner, signing over the future benefits. They then mortgage the policy and pay out a one-time $55K..

So, $55K for a $35 investment to be paid once they have sold 100,000 policies - however long that takes. There are currently at 6000-7000 members.

In addition, there is a 'loyalty program' (basically a referral program) which pays an additional $2K for each member that you refer, 12 levels deep!

You can read more details about the plan here

Click here to join!

Then post your links and sign up under eachother, remember it pays 12 levels deep, so the quicker you are, the more referrals you'll have under you

**mwong92683** · July 29th, 2008, 04:33 AM

Very interesting - I guess what I don't understand is that if the policies HAVE BEEN sold, and the money IS ACTUALLY there, what exactly is holding them up on getting started? I don't care how many people quit, died, or moved on - if the money is there, and there is one live person around that knows how to get his hands on it, and who is owed, then why don't they just grab a name out of the hat and pay them, then move on to the next person, etc.? Apparently there must be more to it than that, but it sounds like a bunch of bungles in the jungle to me as far as excuses? Yeah, stuff happens, but it shouldn't come to a grinding halt unless they all died in a train wreck together???

It sounds to me like either someone has their hands in the pie, or they are trying to get as much interest as they possibly can from the money just sitting there. I can't imagine that its not earning SOME KIND of interest for SOMEONE while its sitting there, you know?

**fizzgizz** · July 29th, 2008, 11:45 PM

Ahhh...but further on in his update he states that he does NOT have access to those funds...so I'm not sure exactly what the hold up is there and what loops he has to go through to obtain funds. The other issue is payment...surely 20K plus bank wires will arouse some suspision so who knows....

**CuriousGeorge** · July 30th, 2008, 11:01 AM

What happened to the old fashioned "check's in the mail"?

Shiisa · July 30th, 2008, 11:34 AM

I would say that if you receive a check you should put it into a separate account and do NOT spend it for at least 6 months.... I had an experience a number of years ago with a program that sent checks.... and I deposited on for $3500.... and it cleared... and then about 5 months later it was reversed!! Yes... 5 months.... no warning... just a notice from my bank that the deposit had been reversed and I had checks bouncing all over the place....

**CuriousGeorge** · July 30th, 2008, 02:36 PM

Isn't there a statue of limitations on that? Pretty spooky thinking my employer could reverse last Jan 15th paycheck!

**mwong92683** · July 30th, 2008, 04:05 PM

My plan was to open a completely new and separate bank account at a bank where I don't normally do business to receive the funds, then close that account completely, and then walk away with the funds. I don't know if that would preclude them tracking me down if the deposit was reversed, or if the bank would just say "that account is closed now"?

I actually think that their last correspondence said they were setting up individual off shore accounts for everyone, and that we would have access to an ATM card to access the funds??? Either way, hopefully we'll be receiving more information as time goes on. For now, all we have to do is fill out the form, copy our drivers license for ID purposes, and send it in.

Shiisa · July 31st, 2008, 01:12 AM

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Originally Posted by CuriousGeorge

Isn't there a statue of limitations on that? Pretty spooky thinking my employer could reverse last Jan 15th paycheck!

Yeah... well... that's kind of what I thought, too... in fact, I checked with the bank after the check "cleared" (about 10 days after deposit)... and asked if it had truly cleared and they said it had.... so, in reality, I have no idea why they were able to do that... but, you know, when you're fighting with a bank, you seldom win!

Margaret, I'm not sure if your plan would work -- in these post-911 days, the banks have all the info they need to find out how to get the money from you... and the bank is for sure NOT going to get stuck without those funds (and we shouldn't expect that they would either...), so I'd still just plan to hold on to those funds for 6 months or so.... and perhaps check with an attorney or banking official on how long funds are truly at risk...

**CuriousGeorge** · July 31st, 2008, 02:48 AM

Fascinating. I would need to get a letter from an authority at the bank to transfer blame if the deposit is retracted 5 months later. Still makes me wonder about my paycheck.