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Global Connect Pension Plan fast approaching closure…
It seems that Global Connect Pension Plan is very much in the finishing strait for sales of their policies.
Whilst this was a relatively new scheme to me it was already well subscribed and now it seems that it will very soon be closed to new members. If you have been considering Global Connect Pension Plan as a way to make some money then I’d advise you to apply as soon as you can.
For those who may not know about Global Connect Pension Plan it is a Reverse Pension Plan where each policy costs $40 (pay by Liberty Reserve or Perfect Money). You can buy a maximum of 6 policies. The good thing is that for every 2 policies you buy you will be given another 1 free. So, if you purchase the maximum 6 policies you will end up with 9 allocated to you.
Each policy is worth $72,000 so you can see that there is a significant amount of money to make and hopefully it won’t take too long to pay out. Before I get too carried away however let me just remind you that any investment like Global Connect Pension Plan is a risk so you should not invest if you feel nervous or unsure about this type of scheme.
Whilst this was a relatively new scheme to me it was already well subscribed and now it seems that it will very soon be closed to new members. If you have been considering Global Connect Pension Plan as a way to make some money then I’d advise you to apply as soon as you can.
For those who may not know about Global Connect Pension Plan it is a Reverse Pension Plan where each policy costs $40 (pay by Liberty Reserve or Perfect Money). You can buy a maximum of 6 policies. The good thing is that for every 2 policies you buy you will be given another 1 free. So, if you purchase the maximum 6 policies you will end up with 9 allocated to you.
Each policy is worth $72,000 so you can see that there is a significant amount of money to make and hopefully it won’t take too long to pay out. Before I get too carried away however let me just remind you that any investment like Global Connect Pension Plan is a risk so you should not invest if you feel nervous or unsure about this type of scheme.
Global Connect Pension Plan announces closure date…
A new announcement from the Global Connect Pension Plan team has been published. It says that payments must be received by Monday 20 July otherwise money will be returned to the payment processor used.
Also, there is a cut-off date for receipt of signed agreements which is Monday 10 August. To be clear this only applies to the member agreement that needs to be downloaded from the site. The KYC documents will be handled by the representative bank so I assume that will follow up at a later date.
As a reminder policies cost $40 each and will provide a return of $72,000 for each. Currently you can get an additional policy for each two policies you purchase. Maximum number of policies per person is 6 (so you could end up with 9). In terms of age you need to be under 68 to be eligible.
So if Global Connect can enforce these deadlines it looks as though payments will start during the 4th quarter of 2009.
If you’d like to join Global Connect you will need to make a payment sooner rather than later. Payment can be made via Liberty Reserve or Perfect Money.
Also, there is a cut-off date for receipt of signed agreements which is Monday 10 August. To be clear this only applies to the member agreement that needs to be downloaded from the site. The KYC documents will be handled by the representative bank so I assume that will follow up at a later date.
As a reminder policies cost $40 each and will provide a return of $72,000 for each. Currently you can get an additional policy for each two policies you purchase. Maximum number of policies per person is 6 (so you could end up with 9). In terms of age you need to be under 68 to be eligible.
So if Global Connect can enforce these deadlines it looks as though payments will start during the 4th quarter of 2009.
If you’d like to join Global Connect you will need to make a payment sooner rather than later. Payment can be made via Liberty Reserve or Perfect Money.
