Imperia Invest continue to frustrate members with wall of silence…
One of the most commented posts I’ve had is to do with Imperia Invest. It seems that many people have an opinion on just what the situation is with this particular opportunity.
Even today one comment suggested that those people who signed in to their account and see a green band next to their debit card purchase would soon be happy as their cards are on the way. Those showing a yellow line would still need to wait (and yes mine is still yellow).
On the other hand there are comments still being received that the whole thing is a scam and people are wasting their money.
Of course there is very little real evidence either way for people to grab on to as arguments for both cases could still be valid.
The information void is being caused by lack of updates from Imperia Invest as the last one was published on April 20.
It does seem that some members are receiving replies from enquiries to the support desk that indicate a new update will be published in the not too distant future so it may be that some of the speculation may be addressed.
Let’s hope an update is forthcoming and that it provides a clear path forward as to when cards and ultimately payments will be available.
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1. Why it is possible.
In a monetary system based on debt, more money always needs to be created. Banks will (outside crises) happily generate profit by extending loans that will cause money to be created in a ‘controlled’ fashion. (Controlled by the FED that is)
Treaties do exist to fill holes in pension plans, and methods do exist, and are accepted by governments, for financial constructs like pension plans where brokers sell early pay-out schemes for 40-60% of the target pension. Like a cash advance on your credit card. Western countries have had existing legislation for decades along these lines.
For an accomplished FX broker, the markets have been very good the last 20 years. It is not hard to loan money, then create profits of this magnitude. Especially with so many people ascending to the game.
2. If it is legitimate, payout will in all likelyhood follow. The jurisdictions used, need to be cut-off from western ones, to advance the financial bookkeeping of those countries. As special purpose vehicles they are part of the financial interests of the owners of the Western Central Banks.
3. If it were a scam, suppose a Nigerian one, consider the following:
- 10,000 members on average contributing $150, delivering 1.5 million, to be shared by a few tricksters, say 3. That’s $500,000 per person, in a three year period, or $130k per year. Not something to write home about. For such an elaborate scam, taking so much time and money, requiring a website, communications, taking the website down and up again, etc, the profits are not great. For such a substantial scam with so much fore- and afterthought, greater profits would have to be expected. Even if one factors in the $140 card as extra money, that’s still only a double.
If they actually have the capabilities to attract bank seed money, and have the forex skills, it’s most likely to be legitimate, and payments will probably be made. Due dilligence and all the paperwork and activities actually do take a lot of time. I have worked in a business like this, still work in the financial offshore, and I have worked at ADP. Yes they do offshore, SPV work, do not advertise it. Yes the anonymous debit-based VISA is available for real. (but not advertised)
If they don’t have the capabilities and are scamsters, then all that is actually fakery, except the communications and the website. A lot of effort and time for our Nigerians, who regularly scam a single individual out of many thousands. Persue that for three years, that would deliver a lot more money methinks.
Afterthoughts.
It is still a bit of a gamble with people you don’t know. I work in a multi-jurisdictional offshore structure myself, and know-your-customer is not just for banks. It’s common sense.
But I did get some contracts, and a $450 ibanking solution. It might be pulled of by those gents.
Could I’ve been had? Yes. Could it be legitimate, yet go sour? Yes.
Might it actually work. Yes. Have collegues who have in 2006.
The world is in crisis and in the last stages of debt-based fiat currencies pulled out of thin-air. This Anglo-saxon powerplay is coming to an end after a 100 years. A new plan will need to get up and running quickly, and finish quickly, for I do not believe we have yet another 2-3 years to do it again. Last round, ladies and gentlemen!
Jeff.
I still haven’t heard of anybody receiving a card!!!! But I’m just trying to stay positive.
Jeff,
Are you saying that you know people who were paid in Imperia’s earlier program in 2006?
That would give me some hope! NOT getting any kind of update when it well past the time for one does NOT give me any hope at all!!!!
There is a new message today at Imperia which answers your concerns!
There is a newsletter with information on the website.Purchasing cards will be possible for limited time through Procurrex.
New update from Imperia….no cards have gone out except for testing by bank
Same people, different program. I am 50% hopeful.
In this market, anything might happen. They better close the deal quick.
Jeff.