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logo111 · #**3041** 01-08-2009, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by dragonmonitoring

LoL....
Maybe because i post SCAM here so the admin see it and make payout !
You should try it damn !

I just wont post scam especially after reading the reasons for the delay. I've been with them for two years and even lost so much when the e-gold saga came up. They should have fallen back then, especially since e-gold was their only PP. I have funds in other programs that have been delayed for as long as six months, screaming over a two-day delay just ain't right for me. What just bothers me are the new plans introduced towards the end of the year when most programs fail, Its hard to differentiate cash flow issues from any other excuse around this time. We'll see.

befair · #**3042** 01-08-2009, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by ibw13

So, If I put in $500, then in 30 days I will have $750?

Wait for some days.If investors have no problems with their payments,you may consider investing here.

dragonmonitoring · #**3043** 01-08-2009, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by logo111

I just wont post scam especially after reading the reasons for the delay. I've been with them for two years and even lost so much when the e-gold saga came up. They should have fallen back then, especially since e-gold was their only PP. I have funds in other programs that have been delayed for as long as six months, screaming over a two-day delay just ain't right for me. What just bothers me are the new plans introduced towards the end of the year when most programs fail, Its hard to differentiate cash flow issues from any other excuse around this time. We'll see.

OK my friend.
Good luck for you now.
I hope you will get paid soon.

befair · #**3044** 01-08-2009, 04:24 PM

I believe largesum is really a online investment program,ponzi can't pay for over two years,but there are some risky and loss involved in trading sometimes,hope investors will receive payments soon.

g100t · #**3045** 01-08-2009, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by befair

I believe largesum is really a online investment program,ponzi can't pay for over two years,but there are some risky and loss involved in trading sometimes,hope investors will receive payments soon.

or they can because at largsum you cant make coup.

sasfund · #**3046** 01-08-2009, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by befair

I believe largesum is really a online investment program,ponzi can't pay for over two years,but there are some risky and loss involved in trading sometimes,hope investors will receive payments soon.

Hope so .

lino33 · #**3047** 01-08-2009, 04:59 PM

received payment

Lita · #**3048** 01-08-2009, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by befair

I believe largesum is really a online investment program,ponzi can't pay for over two years,but there are some risky and loss involved in trading sometimes,hope investors will receive payments soon.

Acually there have been ponzi's that have lasted 2 years and longer. the longer they run, the more victims they create.
If you believe LS to be a legit business, then you must have their security registration number? You must of been given the facts that show how and where they are investing your money?

The longer they run, the bigger they get, the more likely they will get busted by the authorities and end up in the courts and jail. Those in profit will have to pay back any ill-gotten gains.
But since you seem to think LS is legit, nothing to concern yourself with then eh? If your not sure, I would suggest you don't spend the profit you have received. The courts are not to sympathetic to those who gained their money illegally.
For those wise enough to know, consider this a heads up.

Quote:

http://library.findlaw.com/2000/Oct/1/130149.pdf

Legislation mandates disclosure standards and patterns of behavior so that information made available by issuers accurately reflects the business operation, risk, and benefits of an investment.
This is designed to promote fully informed and appropriate investment decisions.

http://www.law.uc.edu/CCL/33ActRls/regS.html