Thread: Global Pension Plan

What´s the problem with you? If you not are members in gpp why are you so interested in it? I don´t understand.

Please, when you are writing, put dots and don´t make that long sentences. We as not have english as mother tongue it´s so difficult to read and understand the real point in the contributions.
Thank you

I wish I could get hold of Stella.
I,ve written many times but had no response at all.
The foundation CEF will not involve itself in any unlawful
activities nor contribute however innocently in such acts.
GPP carries our logo. No other charity has been considered
either for public debate when members had access to the
forum or since by other means of contact with the administrators.

Our account with paypal has been subject to outrage.
A donation with credit card, then a charge back. Not once but
many times such that the costs of these actions quickly outstrip
the genuine donations we do receive. We have had to stop all
connections with paypal.
We strongly believe this kind of activity is a result of our association
with GPP.

We wish to distance ourselves from GPP.
Although the website states 1$M will be donated to charitable institutes
it is the CEF logo on the front page that gives the impression we are the
sole beneficary and by association, connected to GPP.

We will not be used or abused in this manner.

paddy

Lynpre you wrote such a long story about insurance companies.Let mi ask you one simple question-have you heard about offline pension plans?Thank you

Originally Posted by kalin

Lynpre you wrote such a long story about insurance companies.Let mi ask you one simple question-have you heard about offline pension plans?Thank you

Not sure what you are asking here. All insurance policies, no matter what kind, are offline. The only difference is the method by which they are sold. An insurance company issues a "real" policy, not an Internet policy, that you keep in your possession. It only transfers to another person upon sale to that person, but you get a real policy. The sale has to be registered with the insurance company so they know who "owns" it, and who will be paying the premiums. If you don't pay the premiums, the policy terminates.

In regard to GPP, we know they are not licensed in Norway and Finland. There are at least 5 other countries looking into GPP. Want to bet they aren't licensed there either? It comes down to how many lies does GPP have to tell before you believe it is all a lie?

I mean do you know of any offline pension plans like GPP.Lets say you pay 5000$ and get 50000$ per police.

Paddy

Charitable organisations and church groups always suffer though these scams because the scammers know how to speak the right language and get the scam promoted through decent folk...

Got any particular program in mind?