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[jlpicard]

Originally Posted by jlpicard

You're right about wiring from your eBullion account... I thought you were referring to a direct transfer from your eBullion account and didn't think about the wire option. I typically cash out and then send them a check for two reasons:

1) I save the wire fee and
2) When my loan matures, I get my principal and interest back by check and avoid either a conversion (which has a fee) or another wire fee (which I don't want to pay)

On the other hand, if you are looking for speed, then wire is the way to go. I'm usually not in a hurry. Sorry for not thinking about the option you used. Actually, my sponsor uses this method quite a bit as well and he likes it.
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Small correction. There is no longer an exchange fee within EBL so item 2) in my last post was not correct. If you wire funds in, you can get a check out without an exchange fee (saving on the wire fee).

Thanks epaydayTG for the e-mail pointing out this correction.
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[4loan]

Originally Posted by firesword

Hi jlpicard. I got hold of Mike on skype today and he said that I could do a wire from ebullion directly to EBL,and that way cut all the shamboozle of wiring money to my bank than wiring forward to EBL. As for credibility of the program...let's just say that it seems lot safer than Legisi ,and I have been with Legisi for a year now,and the money just keeps coming every month regularly as clockwork. I must say that Legisi however came highly recommended by someone close to Greg.

In fact, though EBL only deals with bank wires and check/money orders, they can accept these from pretty much any source, including e-Bullion, or any service that can generate either type of transfer.

However, when EBL sends funds back, they will only send them back to the person on the EBL account directly (check) or bank wire to a regular bank account. They will not send the funds to an alternate destination like e-Bullion or other source.

[money4everybody]

Originally Posted by littleroundman

No, no, no Cappy.

The best we trolls can do is trust that one single "investor" reads enough to convince him or herself that EarnByBeingRippedOff is a simple HYIP ponzi "game" like all the others.

And, in doing so, we trolls can prevent any loss of money by anyone other than "playas" like your good self.

Good that people like us still can post to prevent others by being ripped off !

[firesword]

With the 120 day loan,how is the interest paid;is it every two months or at loan maturity date?

[firesword]

Hi jlpicard! I was wondering if you are on skype and if you are could I get in touch with you?

[jlpicard]

Originally Posted by firesword

Hi jlpicard! I was wondering if you are on skype and if you are could I get in touch with you?

I'll pm you my contact info. I'm not on skype yet. I stay in contact with Troy and Kerry mostly through e-mail and some via their conferencing service.

Originally Posted by firesword

With the 120 day loan,how is the interest paid;is it every two months or at loan maturity date?

You got it. With the current plan, you have access to interest every 2 months: half the interest (20%, 22.5% or 25% depending on your loan) after the first 2 months and the other half (20%, 22.5% or 25% depending on your loan) after the following 2 months. After the full 120 day term is up, you get your principal back and can either withdraw or make another loan.
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[crashleg]

Originally Posted by littleroundman

Oh, really, the good Captain Picard doesn't have multiple nicks ????


"Originally Posted by SUPERMODERATOR-Rys
You've been paying more attention to the forum in the past 6 weeks than I have. Here is a list of user names that "snoop80" shares:

FXGuy, jlpicard, saram, mavericks, mamita888

If any of those names sound familiar- perhaps someone who was recently given the boot- you probably found the true face of snoopy"


http://www.talkgold.com/forum/showth...=175679&page=3

Man, when a SUPERMODERATOR gets pis** o** enough to point out a fraudulent user of multiple aliases, it certainly tells me something about how much trust to put in that persons' persons "advice"'

Personally, I couldn't give a damn what Cap'n Picard does.

But, a scammer is a scammer is a scammer and people should make up their minds based on having ALL the information.

The last thing you should do, is listen to this scammer Jlpicard and his aliases

[SnakePlissken]

Originally Posted by SnakePlissken

Money4everybody,

Are you starting your own HYIP? I am not quite sure, that is why I ask.
If so, then one can only assume what your motivation is for bashing EBL.


http://www.talkgold.com/forum/showpo...04&postcount=7

[crashleg]

Originally Posted by littleroundman

Damn, here we go, straight from the "Scammers 101" handbook.

Firstly, that darling of the Multiple Nicks, Cap'n Jean-Luc starts with his B/S

Then some "apparently" unrelated "members" drop in for a folksy chat.

Add in "4loan" and there you have it - the classic scamming "tag team"

Expect FXGuy, saram, mavericks, mamita888 or one of jlpicards' other identities here any minute.

All this talk about accountants, loan structuring and how much of an as****e I may be does NOT, in any way, disguise the fact that the question of loans being "securities" has been answered "countless" times in the courts.

If jlpicard and his crew want to play ponzis, fine, it's their decision.

HOWEVER, It is apparent, even to the most casual observer, that the use of multiple aliases against the rules of TG, flat out lying about the legality of EBL and a consistent failure to answer the legitimate questions of potential "lenders" puts this at the top end of the list of SCAMS to be avoided at all costs.

Some good explanation about the tactics of this scammer

[crashleg]

Originally Posted by jlpicard

They don't accept e-bullion (unfortunately... because I would love to use it with them...).

The only funding methods they accept now are check, money order or bank wire. (They recently dropped PayPal which I think was a good idea.)
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Geez, I used paypal to fund my account with EBL and informed paypal shortly after EBL didn't want to pay me back , looks like paypal figured out that EBL is a ponzi