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I agree!
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Hi, I have been reading this for 3 days now and I am still confused. I am really clueless when it comes to matrices.
This is about investing and I am clueless about that too. How does that work? I mean if a person invests a certain amount of money does that mean that they will earn a percentage on that amount month after month for infinity or what? Forgive my ignorance but I just want to understand how this works. Thanks |
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WooHoo! Glad they're waiting till Monday!
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Tina, you will probably be verified tomorrow morning, i sent all my papers in last night and sent in help ticket and it was answered this morning, the only thing i need to do is to go and get a temporary check to send in so i will be off to do that tomorrow morning, did not know i one day needed checks, but i guess i need to order some to have just in case...lol
Kindermusic, i am clueless as well when it comes to investing but i am looking forward to be learning allot from this. As to the matrix, see that as an extra nice part of the busienss, both me and Kara(cybermommy) are already working with a matrix company and it is a awesome extra but it is not the main focus of our payplan. When the OWB site will be up, hopefully very soon we can read all the FAQ's etc but i think anybody who can afford $60 definitely should join. ~Jessica ~Jessica |
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Curious now, after reading this, as I thought
all payments were being made thru a choice of several pay processors? Is OWB accepting checks? Thanks in advance for input on this, DJ
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used for YOUR trading. This your cost to be a member and to have access to the "managed trading fund". Once you are a member, you are allowed to invest in the fund. Minimum amount to invest is $100. You can invest as much as you want in $100 increments. When you fund your trading account, that amount is pooled with other members' funds and traded by our "professional head trader" on FOREX. Each member earns "proportionally" to their investment in the pooled money. If the combined amount of money is $100,000 and this months trading brought 20% return - $20,000 would be added to the pool and traded again ... $120,000... and again.... This process continues indefinitely for as long as investors want or can ;-) At any time during trading activity (it never really stops), you can withdraw all of your profits, part of it or just let it accumulate and bring even more returns. It's your choice. Every amount of money you decide to add to your account for trading purposes has to stay in the account for at least 12 months. However, the profits you can withdraw at any time as I stated above. Hope that helps, Thomas |
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Hi DJ, My understanding is that they don't accept checks. Lori
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Private emails = Public emails... Why do I have to be right? :-( PS. This is not directed at anybody in particular. Just "proven" to be always a problem... Edited by: SirThomas |
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~Jessica |
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