GNI Interview Conducted by MoneyNewsOnline.com
Oct 15th, 2009
Question and Answer Session
"Hi everybody! This evening I’m really
pleased to bring you what must be, according to the
mail I’ve been getting from you, one of the most
eagerly awaited articles to ever be published on MNO.
It is of course the “Q and A” session with
Robert, the admin of GNI.
If you cast your mind back a couple of weeks you may remember that as a sort of acknowledgment of the support shown by the members for the program since it was first launched and also to mark its third anniversary Robert graciously agreed to participate in a third interview with money-news-online.
Except
it wasn’t to be a real interview in the
traditional sense but rather an opportunity for you,
the readers of MNO, to put your own questions to
him.
As you can see it’s quite a lengthy piece so I
hope you’re not too busy for the next while, but
then you guys have a lot of questions! Hopefully you
will find them answered here. Apologies if you think
your exact question has been missed but many of them
were repeated several times.
Once
I first put the request out for you to send your
questions it quickly became apparent that this was
going to morph into something a lot bigger that even
I had first anticipated so in the interests of
brevity I had to edit many of them, just to avoid
repetition.
At this point I hardly think that GoldNuggetInvest
needs much of an introduction. My own feelings about
it are well known by now and are well documented
within the pages of this blog. GoldNuggetInvest is
widely regarded as the best online investment
opportunity available today (possibly ever) and in
three years online I have yet to personally
encounter one single dissatisfied member. Sure there
have been ups and downs, but at the end of the day
every single member has gotten every single penny
that was owed to them.
If I was to be cold and clinical about it I would say that that is the real reason anybody has joined and you shouldn’t look for a better endorsement that that. But I think we all know by now there is a bit more to GNI than just a business transaction between strangers. It’s not just an online HYIP. In fact it’s not even an online HYIP.
There is a certain sense of community there and even if it is just online it still can’t be denied that it does exist. And the testimonials keep piling up by the week, either from people who have been helped out of a serious financial problem or from those just sitting back and enjoying the benefits of a secondary, and in some cases primary, income. And you know that they’re not just stories but genuine events.
After
all, it is you guys, the readers of this blog and
the members of GNI, the very same people who
contributed to this very article you are reading
now, who are the ones feeling the benefits of
membership of this most wonderful program.
So before we proceed let me just remind you that you
can always refer back to my original review of the
program published here, and for a little bit more on
Robert’s thoughts on the project you can see my
previous interviews with him, originally published
here and here.
1. Hi Robert, welcome back once more to
money-news-online. For anybody who does not know who
you are can you introduce yourself to us again and
tell us about your personal role in GoldNuggetInvest.
My name is Robert Spearman. I am the Senior
Administrator here at GNI with overall
responsibility for all administrative aspects of the
GNI project.
This
would necessarily include deposits, interest
payments, development / implementation and plan
assessment, human resources type tasks and employee
development, technical (IT) upgrades and
implementation; essentially Paul, all tasks
associated with the successful administration of our
program.
2. Also since our last interview there have been
a couple of new staff members added to the GNI crew.
Please introduce them all to us again, from your
partners to the support staff, and explain what
their individual roles are within the company.
The two Senior Principles of the venture are myself
and Jurgen Wilkens, whose responsibilities include
the timely and efficient trading of arbs and, with
the concurrence of the other two partners, the
strategic direction of the project.
They,
especially of late, often step in to assist audit
the books and accounts, reconcile indiscriminate
transactions and other associated tasks unique to
our program.
Todd. We then have our Customer Support Team of
which is headed up by Todd; who will be celebrating
his first year as an associate of ours in November.
Along with the CSR oversight tasks, he is also
instrumental in handling some of our more complex
client issues including lost or missing
transactions, specific client complaints, media
questions (and answers) and generally all other
tasks we feel are appropriate to his position.
Lim. When the work-flow became unmanageable, we
first brought in Lim. Lim is outstanding with our
customer base, shows a lot of patience and will take
whatever steps he finds are necessary to assist
clients with their issues.
Romiko. Romiko has proven to be an efficient,
tireless go-getter. He has a thorough understanding
of our project and is doing well.
Debbie. Our newest addition to the support team is
Debbie, who has joined the team working support
tickets, overseeing our unique, non-operations tasks
such as the Gift Card Drawing; held to commemorate
the third anniversary of our on-line presence.
Ingenue. We recently added Ingenue to administer our
private forum and to monitor those forums which
receive the greatest attention from members and
non-members alike; including that which we direct
our potential clients; ASA Monitor. He brings forth
much knowledge in this area and are glad to have
him.
3. Concerning the extra customer support staff,
will you be adding either Live Chat or telephone
support at any point in the future? Many people do
not like waiting for support tickets to be answered.
Absolutely. Before we commit to any schedule and
method of Real-Time Customer Service Assistance, we
want to evaluate the needs of the program after we
are comfortable with the performance of the new
script. The reason for waiting is the new script has
a support function built into it.
You
may recall we had every intention of implementing
phone support. Whether this is something we’ll do
is still not clear. The obstacles causing us
consternation are two-fold; 1. the absence of any
paper-trail which could lead to accountability
issues; and, 2. the resources and level thereof,
that would be necessary to have a viable and
sustainable phone support program. We will keep all
advised following the successful implementation of
the new script.
4. What about the new GNI members forum? Why did
you find it necessary to establish that? Why will it
be more beneficial than the ASA discussion? I know
only members can contribute but will the general
public be able to at least view it?
It had always been our intention, once the decision
was made to bring the project to the internet
community, to have our own forum. As such, we can be
sure the information is accurate, timely and
sincere.
Obviously,
the Antagonist will portray us as using this as an
avenue of disinformation, it’s to be expected; and
it’s not a concern. We have shown our character
from the beginning and trust our members feel the
same.
5. I think we have covered the subject of how
arbitrage betting works in the past and readers can
follow the links back to previous articles for that.
But maybe you could just give a very brief
description of how GNI generates money.
The easiest way to grasp the concept of arbitrage is
to use an example of which everyone is familiar:
Baseball NBA – Match: Dallas Mavericks vs Detroit
Pistons – October 15, 2009 – Selection 1: Dallas
Mavericks at odds of 1.47 with betfair – Selection
2: Detroit Pistons at odds of 4.05 with Pinnacle –
Guaranteed Return: about 7.85%.
A correctly staked wage of £2,000 guarantees a
return of £2,157.96, respectively £2,154.60
whatever the outcome of the match.
The above information tells us that the Dallas
Mavericks and the Detroit Pistons are competing. It
also tells us that betfair have odds of 1.47 for the
match to be won by the Dallas Mavericks, and
Pinnacle have odds of 4.05 for the match to be won
by the Detroit Pistons.
By applying a simple mathematical formula to those
odds, we are able to calculate that we can cover
both possible outcomes of the bet and make a
guaranteed 7.85% profit.
We would place our bets in proportion to the odds on
each possibility. The amount to bet on each outcome
is calculated using a simple formula. £1,468 staked
on Dallas Mavericks at odds of 1.47 to return $£2,157.96
and £532.00 on Detroit Pistons at odds of 4.05 to
return £2,154.60. Therefore we have staked a total
of £2,000 and the bets return a risk free profit
– despite the outcome.
6. But has it always gone so smoothly? What
happens in the case of a bookmaker “moving the
goalposts” after a bet is placed, for example
claiming that the wrong odds were posted? Have you
ever just made a mistake with the calculations?
I think you really meant to ask, have the odds
makers made a mistake in the calculations? This is
where longevity, relationship building, trust and
experience lends itself well.
The
bookies we use are professional, usually bonded,
have been doing what they do for many, many years,
are reputable and very rarely, if ever, make the
kind of mistake such as this. If they did, they
wouldn’t be in business long.
I would need to confirm with Jurgen, but the
scenario you described has happened, I believe twice
in 2008 and only a few more times this year.
7. For anybody who doubts that all of this is
possible, can you give just one example of an
upcoming sports fixture that readers can take your
advice and then go bet on themselves if they wish
and see the result?
We could Paul, certainly…however, given the nature
of the business, the arb will have expired 5 minutes
after we give you and your readers pertinent
information to make the requisite trades.
The
following link will enable your clients to obtain
the necessary information to proceed on their own
should they desire to: www.sportsarbitrageguide.com/components/alerts.php
8. Hopefully the skeptics will win a few dollars
on that and proceed to join GNI. If they do then
what are the various investment plans you have to
offer? How much will it cost and what are the
payment methods you are using?
Paul…we are NOT seeking to entice anyone to join
or not join our program. We see this interview as a
means to convey information about our program and
clear up any misinformation that may be circulating
around the globe. Whether your readers join or not
join is entirely their decision.
We have three plans:
1) Weekly Fixed
Minimum deposit is USD50 and max is USD20,000. This
plan earns at a fixed rate of 6% per week with a
lock-in period of 30 days (funds cannot, under any
condition be removed, switched or withdrawn during
this 30 days). Earnings will be reflected in the
account balance exactly one week after its initial
deposit, until such time the investment is canceled.
2) Weekly Fixed Premium
This plan is identical to the Weekly Fixed; however,
the minimum deposit has been increased to USD21,000
and the max has, likewise been increased to
USD50,000. This plan earns at the increased rate of
7.5% per week.
3) Weekly Fixed Rollover
This plan was developed at the bequest of our
members. The intent of the plan was to give our
clients an investment vehicle to place their funds
while waiting for the maturity of their various
deposits to accumulate, allowing them to make a
singular deposit of (at least) $50.00.
The Minimum deposit is USD3 and max is USD1,000;
earning at a daily rate of 0.8% (weekly, 4%), Mon
– Fri. Earnings will be reflected in the account
balance around the same time the next day.
Besides the permissive ability to invest small
amounts, we have disabled the lock-in period for
this plan. Because there is no lock-in period,
clients can move funds in and out of this plan
unencumbered. While this plan is a great staging
area, it does not benefit the program in any
capacity. We are unable to place the full amount of
these funds in trade as they have to remain
available for client withdrawal.
How much will it cost? What are the payment methods
you are using?
There is no charge to invest in our venture, in
fact, we offset any fees that the payment processors
charge when depositing into our program.
We use the services of:
1. SolidTrustPay (STP)
2. LibertyReserve (LR)
3. StrictPay (SP)
4. PerfectMoney (PM)
Direct bank / Wire Transfer
9. Apart from the obvious benefit of an increased
weekly payment, are there any other benefits to
being in the Premium Plan, eg preferential treatment
on support issues etc?
No / None.
10. One interesting question I got from a reader
was if you would consider introducing another plan
for those still trying to reach $21,000 in their
account but not able to afford it just yet. An
example he offered was to pay 6.5% to those with
let’s say $10,000 deposited.
No, there are no plans for assisting our clients
build their wealth other than to provide the plans
we do.
11. After gradually building up my deposit to
reach the $21,000 required for the premium plan,
what do I do next to obtain the 7.5% payout? Contact
support, withdraw into the back office and
redeposit, etc.?
To qualify for the increased interest offered by the
premium plan, said funds MUST be part of a single
deposit at or above 21,000.00. Any deposit made
prior or subsequent to this deposit, will be made at
the lower rate of 6% unless they too are part of an
additional 21k deposit.
Once a client has an accumulated amount of 21k in a
single currency (we cannot combine different
e-currencies to qualify for this increased amount)
in their GNI account balance (GNI Holding/Staging
area), they should then proceed with this 21k
deposit. The increased interest will reflect in
their first week’s interest payment.
12. One reader who is in the Weekly Fixed Plan
says he earns enough interest per week to re-invest
into this plan, i.e he is earning more the $50. His
question is this: Once he earns enough to finally
push him into the Premium Plan, what can he do about
re-investing his weekly payment then? If he wants to
re-invest the entire amount does it have to go back
into another Weekly Fixed account? Or is it that
when you finally do have a Premium account you can
then deposit whatever amount you like into it then?
This issue has been addressed above.
13. Another interesting question I got was your
attitude to AlertPay. You don’t accept them at the
moment. Is there any particular reason why not?
Would you consider taking them or is it just
unnecessary at this stage?
We have found AlertPay to be less than completely
desirable for a program such as ours. You are
correct, we do not accept them at the moment, nor do
we have any intention of accepting them in the
future.
14. Does all your money come from arbitrage
betting? Do you have anything coming in from outside
business projects?
The entire client base’s interest payments result
exclusively from our arbitrage trading/wagering. If
we were generating our income in a manner other than
this, we would be obligated to disclose this to our
client base. Hence, we do not.
We do maintain a reserve fund should a catastrophe
ever ensue. A catastrophe, by our definition would
be something along the lines like the sudden and
unexpected dissolution of a payment processor.
We break our reserves down to tactical (those
reserves that are liquid and easily accessible) and,
strategic…reserves that are invested and used for
the catastrophic situation previously described.
These funds are not as liquid and could take 7-10
days to access.
15. When it comes to bank wires, what is the
proper procedure for changing bank wire withdrawals
from one bank to another? One reader told me that he
tried to switch banks but his payout still went into
his old bank account.
To avoid a situation as you just described, your
reader should have informed our Support department
to change his banking details as we keep this kind
of information safely on file (we never disclose
this information to anyone). Other clients have
given us updated information and have found this to
be the best way to enact the change(s).
16. Staying on the subject of bank transfers a
couple of readers have raised the point that they
experiencing a lot of delays recently, up to ten
days in one case, and they ask what, if anything,
can be done to address and improve the current
situation? Is it true that you may consider moving
banks?
Our current bank, of which we have been quite
satisfied has now developed an issue with a
correspondent bank which has resulted form an
on-going political situation which is beyond
anyone’s control. It is the result of this
bank’s physical location, not the result of
performance, security or anything else justifying
their changing banking partners.
For the long term, however, the turnaround time is
unacceptable. We have made an interim decision to
monitor the situation and see what, if anything
develops that will speed up the processing time. In
the meantime, we have and are offering to withdraw
interest payments to the payment processor of their
choice.
17. If a member deposits via StrictPay or
SolidTrustPay, is it possible to request payment via
another method, namely a bank transfer?
Once the new script is implemented, it will be.
Regarding a bank transfer, this was addressed in
#16.
18. One member says he has made several deposits
via a variety of payment processors and has
something in the rollover plan as well. He asks if
he can withdraw everything into his members area and
the consolidate all his money under one plan paid
into one payment processor?
Not at the present time. Our new script will offer
this possibility, but there is necessarily a premium
we have to charge (in the neighborhood of 4%) to
offset the costs of exchanging.
19. You only take deposits in US dollars.
Considering that it’s not what it used to be would
you consider accepting Euros at some point?
We always will consider any realistic / reasonable
proposition. If it’s “do-able,” we’ll do it.
If it’s not, we won’t.
20. One thing I know a lot of people are very
interested in is the new script. Having been allowed
a sneak preview myself I must say I was most
impressed. What can you tell us about it?
It’s been a long, labor-intensive process which
has required input from members, staff, principles
and of course, the development company; of a script
that had been fully developed before customizing it
to fit our specific wants and needs.
When will it be launched?
Soon. That’s as far as I can go with that.
How much more secure is it than the previous one?
Please don’t misunderstand the issues here. Our
current script is not “unsecure(d).” It is
unsupported. Because it’s not supported, we are
unable to modify the script to mirror the
enhancements of our partners (such as the PPs). Each
time our partners release a new version of their
script, ours becomes more obsolete.
We
then have to “patch” the software or in a worst
case scenario, disable the scripts function. It
creates voluminous amounts of work for our support
people they would otherwise NOT have to do. It,
however, was NOT the reason our script was
compromised back in the July / August time period.
Who is the programmer and what do you know about
their track record in this area?
Chris, the Senior Developer and CEO of Shadowscripts
is a software “dynamo.” He spent years
developing the Shadowscripts software and has
promised a level of support second to none. You and
your membership are free to review this at http://www.shadowscripts.com
21. There were a couple of questions from readers
in relation to the script including the following.
Will I be able to see the complete list of who is in
my downline?
Yes
Will the process of depositing change?
Yes
Will I still deposit from my e-currency account into
my member’s area and then into my chosen plan?
Yes, the process is the same, the procedure is a bit
different. The vast majority of our clients will
have NO problems as currently envisioned.
22. Why don’t referral links load directly to
the username anymore? When someone opens their
ref-link the register page doesn’t offer by
default their username but rather “no sponsor”
instead? Why do you have to choose your own up-line
instead of having it come automatically from the
link you have followed? Will the new script solve
this?
The new script should resolve all of these issues.
23. What are your own long term plans for GNI?
Let’s say over the course of the next one to five
years and ultimately your retirement from the
business?
My current plans are to get this script loaded and
fully operational, get through the end of the year,
then take the program private with little or no
downtime.
Once this has been done, we will obviously have to
tweak the program to accommodate the changes that
will have been made. From that point forward, we
will continue with what is/has been working and
change those that are not. Don’t look for me to go
anywhere within the next five years.
24. Following on from that is there any
contingency plan in place in the event that you are
no longer able to work or simply don’t want to do
it anymore? Should you wish to retire what would you
do? Sell the business, let your partners buy you
out, hire more traders to take the extra work and
leave it as is, etc, etc?
This question is very complex, but fair. We have a
succession management plan that has been developed,
the participating principles having developed the
hierarchy and implementation scheme. This would be
invoked should something happen to myself or Jurgen.
I would be less than forthright if I said it would
be a totally smooth transition. This has and will be
taken to task and is necessary to be compliant when
we go private. In fact, much of this question is
being currently considered. It would be
inappropriate for me to comment as the final
decision(s) have yet to be made.
25. Hardly a week goes by without some self
appointed “expert” trying to tell the rest of us
that GNI is on the brink of collapse, with the admin
of one online pyramid scheme causing some
controversy on your ASA forum thread recently by
being the latest one. What is your reaction not just
to this particular incident but to all the people
who ask how much longer you can continue?
Well, the way the question is put, implies that the
program has a pre-defined lifeline, indicative of a
PONZI.
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, the
program will continue, We’re NOT a PONZI. We’re
taking the necessary steps to further establish us
in the world community as a premier, benevolent,
investment program looking not just to help our
clients but those who need assistance of whom we do
NOT have a current relationship.
26. The whole subject of closing to new investors
and going private has thrown up a number of
questions from readers. Here are the main ones.
Before I take a look, I want your readers, our
clients and those who may have an interest in us to
understand that this matter needs to be addressed
delicately and in a way that will not compromise
those goals that we seek to achieve by so doing.
Further,
I have reserved for myself; for the benefit of our
most loyal, the client base, the means of conveying
any Program Level Announcements, to our Newsletter.
This ensures fairness and equality for all who
participate, in lieu of any one selected group. I
certainly hope you will appreciate this position.
a) First of all, what exactly does it mean to “go
private” and how will it affect existing members?
“Going Private” to the Principles of GNI, is
loosely interpreted as the process of becoming, in
the eyes of the financial services sector,
regulatory compliant such that we can operate
unencumbered in any Jurisdiction in the world.
Will existing members still be able to add to and
withdraw from their principals at will?
This has not yet been established; suffice to say,
“at will” deposits, if we have hit our
prescribed limit, are less likely to be the norm.
b) Next, what is the reason for it? Why go private
at all?
To answer this question will give those who we seek
to remove ammunition or ideas to perpetrate an
illegal act, therefore I cannot comment.
c) What is the provisional date for this to happen,
and when an actual date is finalized how much notice
are we going to get?
This will be announced in one of our Newsletters
during December, 2009 or January, 2010.
d) Do you anticipate any negative changes after GNI
goes private (e.g., lower interest rates, longer
lock-in period, less frequent payouts, etc.)?
No, in fact this shouldn’t have a negative impact
on our operational capacities, it should improve on
any areas of our concern(s).
e) Under what circumstances will new members be
admitted? Will members who leave or inactive members
be replaced on a “one out one in” basis? Will it
be by invitation only and if so then invited by
whom?
We are not ready to announce these guidelines.
27. American readers in particular seem to be
fixated with the entire legality aspect of GNI.
Taxes seem to be of particular concern. Can you once
and for all explain exactly how much authority the
US legal system has over GoldNuggetInvest (the
program and it’s owner, not the US based members).
No, I cannot; for the simple reason, you are asking
a legal question, it must be answered by an attorney
who is licensed to practice law in the jurisdiction
from where this question originated.
And for those constantly worried about one or
another arm of the federal US government shutting
you down or freezing your assets, do they have the
authority to do that?
Again, this question falls into the category of a
legal matter…I will, therefore, give you my
understanding as it has been explained to me by our
team of legal counsel. It has been, and will
continue to be our policy to run this program within
the parameters established by the Independent nation
of Belize. We do not advertise our program to
Americans, we do not trade in America, we do not
bank in America.
No hair on the head of the US Government has
regulatory authority any aspect of the GNI Project,
which is consistent with our operating policy and
Belize Law. However, we are not so ignorant to think
for a moment, the US wouldn’t use it’s economic
and industrial might to lean on any country in the
world; even to break its own laws if the interests
serve the US Government.
A
perfect example is its (The US Government) ability
to compel Switzerland, after the German government
bribed a Swiss bank employee to disclose
confidential banking information in contravention to
Swiss Banking Rules, Laws and Regulations.
We have adopted a strategy to comply to the fullest
extent possible with the rules and laws of common
sense in an attempt show all jurisdictions we run
our operations to the fullest extent possible, with
every country and client’s interest at stake.
1) We include and respect the laws of the US as much
as we can.
2) Todd, had we chosen to ignore the SEC, would be
at a trading desk at this point..
3) We remind, insist, even demand our clients pay
there taxes or other municipal obligations.
4) We investigate all program anomalies and client
discrepancies giving the benefit of the doubt to our
client.
5) Should a situation arise whereby we feel it is in
either the client or the program’s best interest
if we part ways, regardless of fault, we
consistently pay all outstanding obligations with
the accrued interest, IN FULL.
28. One of the oddest questions I got was why do
you bother? You have come across an excellent method
of earning money, so why did you ever decide to
share it? You could have found an easier way to fund
the whole thing than an online investment program?
So why do you need the rest of us? You could easily
just do it for yourselves and still have a good
income.
This is an outstanding question and is certainly
something we, when deciding to open the program up
to the on-line community, pondered.
We started this program at a time when on-line
investing, sometimes referred to as High Yield
Investment Programs, had reached their pinnacle and
were on a downward slope. Jurgen and I are
compassionate persons. We couldn’t get on the
internet without reading about how some scam program
bilked another unwary investor out of all of his
funds.
We had found this market phenomenon some time before
and had already been investing friends and family
funds, it was our obvious best source of funds.
While you are correct, we DON’T need the money, we
like it, but we are not in a situation that we need
it. But we like what we’re doing…we’re giving
back and that carries a lot of weight with us.
29. We know how long GoldNuggetInvest is running,
but is this a full time job for you? If so when did
you finally make the decision that this would be
your main source of employment? Can you describe a
typical work day for you and your main partners?
LOL, yes this is TWO full time jobs for all of us
here at GNI. We knew the program had great
potential, given the power of the internet. We also
felt we had found a niche that had not been, to this
point, fully exploited. We knew if we were honest,
paid our clients a fair (6% a week) return, we could
make this happen.
A typical day, of late, has proven to be anything
but typical. My day usually starts by speaking with
Todd, if he is available to see what has transpired
during my sleep period.
This
is followed up by the releasing of payment requests
back to the begins with the release of client funds
from their GNI Balance. At this point, I attempt to
all business matters as it pertains to the project.
Currently, I am testing the script in preparation of
implementation.
The facts be known…anytime there is additional
time, I trade.
30. I know you were asked about long term plans
already but what can we see in the immediate future
for GoldNuggetInvest? Let’s say between now and
Christmas and into the first three months of 2010.
Successful script implementation!! The selection of
a world-wide, viable charity that we, as a
“family,” can fully embrace and support during
the forthcoming holiday season; followed by
privatization of the program.
Needless to say, I have a full plate.
31. And finally as most readers will know by now
you have just marked the third anniversary. You have
my heartfelt congratulations on that of course,
it’s a truly remarkable achievement. So if you
don’t mind a personal question, maybe you can tell
us your personal feelings about this?
It
must give you a tremendous sense of accomplishment.
Three years ago did you think that GNI would be in
the position it’s in today? Are you in anyway
surprised at the success or is this pretty much how
you imagined things would happen? What were the
highlights of the experience, especially since
opening to the public for the first time in 2008?
When Jurgen and I took the concept from thought to
paper, then paper to actualization, we knew,
immediately we had a winner. We knew this was a
market segment that had not been exploited (as
opposed to the Forex), we had already established a
good relationship with our trading (wagering)
partners and the potential to grow our client base
with the family and friends we already had. So yes
we knew we had something good.
The last six – nine months our growth has been
phenomenal, and, thanks largely to new technology,
sustainable for the short term. As everyone knows,
we are in the process of clearing the way to go
private and have defined a limit that we will accept
regardless of how much, of clients funds, we can
manage.
To answer your question, the highlight of 2008 was
taking the program to the internet community, the
October 3rd anniversary and that highlight that we
envision, taking the program back to private.
I would like, at this time, to thank those clients
who have stood by us through both good times and
trying times, without them, we have nothing. I would
also like to thank you Paul, for giving me the
opportunity to express and explain our program. It
is necessary so everyone understands what it is we
bring forth as they are trusting us with their hard
earned funds.
We look forward to working with new and current
clients alike and promise to be responsible, always
showing integrity at every turn.
Thank you!”
Thanks a lot to Robert for making such a supreme
effort to get through all of that. I know that the
man’s work schedule is hectic on a quiet day, so I
do appreciate his efforts.
But thanks most of all to you guys! The contributors
to this article. Thanks for all your questions,
comments, and suggestions, and I hope this article
has helped answer what you most wanted to know.
STEPS
TO JOIN - Here
are the steps to join should you decide to proceed:
1. Please use a gmail address for this program and
all programs. This helps everyone by reducing the
problems that are created when using other email
addresses that are more inclined to be filtered or
blocked. It only takes a minute to set up a gmail
address click HERE
2. Click here - http://www.goldnuggetinvest.com?ref=1768
3. Click on "Register" at the top of the
page.
4. IMPORTANT - You must select your sponsor from the
drop down menu provided. Click on the blue arrow
next to the sponsor box and select vajraman
which is my username.
5. Fill out the form carefully and click on
"Create Account".
You'll receive a message with the subject
"Membership activation required for GNI -
Arbitrage Betting Pool" which will contain your
activation link and other important information.
Then you can choose the plan(s) that appeal to you.
IMPORTANT NOTES
There's no auto-compounding option with the fixed
plans. You must look after your account. For
example, if you invest in the Weekly Fixed Plan, you
must enter your account once each week. You'll have
the option to withdraw your funds by clicking on the
"Withdraw Money" link. You may also
compound your earnings by clicking on "Make a
Deposit". You will see that your available cash
balance can be used to increase your holdings in any
of the plans offered.
RISK DISCLOSURE: It should
be understood that investing in private clubs
involves high risk. There is always a relationship
between high reward and high risk. Any type of trade
speculation that can yield an unusually high return
on investment is subject to unusually high risk.
Usually private clubs engage in this kind of
speculative investing to some extent. Only surplus
funds should be placed at risk and anyone who does
not have such funds should not participate in
private clubs where you lose control of your money.
Investing in private clubs is not suitable for
everyone. We assume no responsibility for errors,
inaccuracies or omissions in any material provided.
We do not warrant the accuracy or completeness of
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be liable for any special, indirect, incidental, or
consequential damages, including without limitation,
losses, lost revenues, or lost profits that may
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purposes only and not to be construed as financial
advise of any kind.