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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

**April** · November 25th, 2006, 08:16 PM

Never mind, found it:

Total Members In our Plan: 14449

Linda · November 26th, 2006, 12:19 AM

I've been waiting for an EBC InX. Have NO money in EBC. Haven't gotten any InX to EBC since early October. Do they have some kind of deal with NPY???

PeteUK · November 26th, 2006, 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom

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..

Hi Tom,

I'm trying to work out how the pension policy will be worth $200K at maturity? If you made contributions to it and the money grew then it could be worth this much, but from what I gather you're signing the policy over before any contributions have been made. I can't see where the $200K is going to come from?

Regards,

Pete

Linda · November 26th, 2006, 04:10 PM

You all who have already enrolled -- what do you know about the "banking solution" they provide?

This may be totally unrelated, but a friend of mine was notified by email that she won some kind of lottery, but she had to deposit a fair amount of money into the "bank" they used in order to claim her money.

Just wondered if there were any kind of contingencies attached to the banking solution.

Linda · November 26th, 2006, 04:33 PM

I asked the same question to their admin, and it's still not that clear, but here's what they told me:

"The funds for the policy related expenses comes from a few financial
institutions which work very closely with the insurance company. The Trust
Partner's role is/was to pull this deal together and to collect the
memberbase to make this deal happen."

I sent them a follow up question to ask if their trust partners were paying the premiums up front in exchange for the 40% of the $200K that isn't distributed to the members. If the policies mature at age 66, they could be sitting on some of those for many years. But I don't claim to understand high finance!

kiplingsgold · November 26th, 2006, 10:46 PM

I had a couple of misfires (w/EB) and I noticed each time I clicked the sign-up link a different referrer's name appeared in the box...how does this work? I thought we were signing up under each other's numbers....why does the referrer keep changing? And most importantly, how do I get people to sign up under me once I complete the registration form?

This is the very first time I'm doing this so ..... be kind to me.

**lynnette** · November 26th, 2006, 11:16 PM

In the platinum referral network everyone goes into a rotator, so everytime you click the link the next person in the rotator will come up. When we had it running where we were signing up underneath each other, lots of people used to get missed.

Tom · December 5th, 2006, 08:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PeteUK

Hi Tom,

I'm trying to work out how the pension policy will be worth $200K at maturity? If you made contributions to it and the money grew then it could be worth this much, but from what I gather you're signing the policy over before any contributions have been made. I can't see where the $200K is going to come from?

Regards,

Pete

Pete, I believe the premiums are paid by the trust partner when the contract is mortgaged.

Linda, the 'banking solution' is the method they've chosen to make the payouts. Each person will be paid into an offshore online bank account. I'm not aware of any contingencies, but I don't think anything is actually finalized since we still have a way to go to 100K members..

Linda · December 13th, 2006, 10:55 PM

I just signed up. 15,040 and counting...

Here's my link to add --

Please see 1st post to join.