Thread: Credit Union Investment Insured By Lloyd`s

LIMITED TIME OFFER. For 3,000 Charter Members


A Credit Union with Deposits To be Insured.

Earn X % Daily Interest(compounded) Per Banking Days

Free Deposit Insurance Up to XX K for Charter Members


To ensure you get access to an exclusive Credit Union investments which will be offerred sometime this quarter, you need to do the following.
1. Sign up for FREE at the
(QL)site: http://www.xxxxxxxxxx

This places you in a a good position in the QL matrix and in line for lots of referral payments from all those beneathe you who upgrade.

2. Your free position does NOT entitle you to earn anything or any of the advantages of QL membership, until you UPGRADE your locked in position. This costs a one time upgrade fee of $49 E-Bullion. When you have your E-Bullion , just click 'Upgrade' in your back office and follow the procedure.
3. Once you are upgraded, you may now join the Xxxxx xxxxx Group, and be in a position to access an exclusivel Credit Union investments when they are made available in the coming few weeks. Currently the annual fee for this is $50 E-Bullion. This will increase to $100 at some stage. There are about xxx of us in this so far. Charter membership is available to the first 3000 members, so there is a bit of time to spare before this gets critical. Charter status will provide a number of privileges, including deposit insurance of up to $XXK in the CU investments. ($Xk for non-Charter members)
4. To remain active in QL and have continuing access to CU, there is a monthly fee of $15 E-Bullion, but this will likely come out of your matrix earnings - they keep $15 back to pay this automatically for you.

5. There is no obligation to recruit anyone, so you can be completely passive. Obviously, those that share it will pick up more commissions, but as it's a forced matrix, there is every chance of overspill, so passives will no doubt pick up some commission this way.


Quantum Leap(QL), and especially the access to X% daily investments with deposits insured against loss, could be the big winner in 2007.

PS:
“There will be no risk. You will be able to review and confirm your insured deposit directly when you make the deposit to your credit union account.
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GOOD LUCK.

pinetree

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Source: Rod Spiller

Oh my goodness, RUN RUN RUN. Do not touch this with a ten foot pole. I do not know these people or what they are about, but there are several points right up front that are sure fire signals that it is a total scam. Problem with things like this is the scam is usually at the top and the people promoting it have no idea.

Points to consider...

1.) Lloyds of London does not insure Credit Unions.

2.) If they did why would anyone insure funds that are in a high risk trading market? What would be the benefit for them? Nothing. I can hardly get home owner insurance because I live in Florida and there are hurricanes, never mind someone dumb enough to insure my trading accounts. Boy would that be sweet.

3.) There is only one internationally approved Credit Union that can operate as a Credit Union and that is under the Swedish jurisdiction. Swedish Credit Unions only allow for a maximum of 1000 members. This group is claiming a bonus for the first 3000 members.

4.) Several key terms that I call "Sucker Hooks". For example: Low interest loans. For people without a lot of money or bad credit, the thought of low interest loans is a good hook. But if you can turn $1000 into $100,000 in 1 year guaranteed then why would you need a loan to begin with? Why not splurge and by a new Benz?

5.) It costs $49 just to get the information. And they only take E bullion. One would think that a Credit Union would have the ability to accept bank wires. Of course, that is barring the fact that charging $49 to begin with is absurd.

That was enough for me to read to make an educated assumption. I do not like to talk about other programs, but this does not count as a program. This is nothing but a scam, plain and simple.

One key to figuring out if something is legit or not is seeing what is in it for the other guy. Not just you. If they are giving a lot more than they are taking then chances are it is bogus. People are just not that nice. I know I am not. I will be a happy camper if I make all of you gobs of money, but you can bet your sweet bippy that I am going to make a lot more than you; otherwise why do it?
carmoioca

shame you didn't say:
"I KNOW ICU IS NOT A SCAM"
and presented us with your DD.
anything less speaks for itself.
man, you're something else pinetree.

Originally Posted by pinetree

I DO NOT THINK "ICU" IS A SCAM.
pinetree

Originally Posted by pinetree

This program is recommended by several Very Reliable Sources with Good Track Records. Ken Russo and Frederick Mann

Hahaha. Ken Russo is a listowner who has made a living by promoting every scam on the internet and collecting referral fees. And Frederick Mann is no better. They're both just internet pimps.

As for Lloyds insuring the funds, that is just ridiculous.

Promoting this scam and the swisscash scam makes you just as bad as the scammers running these scams!

What is the actual name and address of this company Pinetree? I will mail Loyds or pop in to see if there is any truth in this insurance.

Sounds very doubtful to me

Hi,

Just my two cents worth....I was in the first QL and it sucked. Sorry, but true. And you are very much on about loyds of london. This wouldn't be a sure thing to insure. Legs, butts, eyes, hands and so on...get the drift.

Originally Posted by pinetree

The ICU is Not yet Launched. It will be launched toward the end of the 1st Quarter.

Just listen to: (copy and paste in your "Browser")
Player
Player
Focuses on benefits of charter membership in the
Oxford Privacy Group
(25 minutes)

pinetree

I guess that means it is not insured by Lloyds currently then.

Originally Posted by pinetree

You know, QL has nothing to do with the International Credit Union.It is a marketing system. It is Oxford Group which is involved in the establishment of the ICU. There are Two Layers in order to get an access to the info on ICU. First, you must become "a paid QL member". Second, after becoming "a paid"
QL members, you must join Oxford Group to be eligible to become a Charter Member of ICU. You must also understand that making a deposit with a Credit Union Is Not An Investment. It is a deposit same as any Bank deposits which can be covered under the Deposit Insurances. Furthermore, a credit union is a Non-Profit Financial Entity and for that reason, a credit union is capable to pay "Higher" interests to its members whose number is also limited only to 3,000.

pinetree

Be Warned people. This Cult Leader merely wants his victims to drink the Kool-Aid again. Watch and look at his track record. He claims Lloyds of London insured Solid Investments and E-Points. Okay , so maybe that's a slight exageration. But so are most of your programs.

Blue

Originally Posted by pinetree

quote[Be Warned people. This Cult Leader merely wants his victims to drink the Kool-Aid again. Watch and look at his track record. He claims Lloyds of London insured Solid Investments and E-Points. Okay , so maybe that's a slight exageration. But so are most of your programs.

Blue ]unquote

YOU ARE A LIAR. Are You Saying You're Not The Reverend Sun Myung Moon OF The Hyip World ??????? You're Not His Holiness The Dali Lama Of Bonzai Schemes ????????

pinetree

I'd Still Consider the RED FLAG On This One Folks , If For No Other Reason Than Who Is Pimping It

Let's Face It , Even If You Do Have $1000 , You Don't Want To Go Anywhere Near This Man's Programs. If You Don't Have $1000 , Consider Yourself Lucky.

Originally Posted by pinetree

I Do Not Care What A Lair Is Saying. I just Care What My Sources Are Saying.

Below is a message from my Upline:

quote[I have seen a couple of forum and blog posts recently doubting the connection between the Oxford Group, International Credit Union and insurance underwriting at Lloyd's of London. That is their perogative and I respect their views.
My upline have done their DD in this area and are confident enough to go ahead. Yes, there is a risk involved that the anticipated Credit Union investments may for some unknown reason not be made available or not underwritten by Lloyd's - but, nothing is certain in this arena, and for $99 I believe it is well worth taking that risk!
This is your chance to get access to the exclusive International Credit Union investments which provide 1% per business day, with your deposit insured and underwritten through Lloyd's of London!

This has certainly taken off - I now have over 550 in my downline and about 35% upgraded within a few days and a lot more attempting to!

To ensure you are in position to get access to the exclusive International Credit Union investments which will be offerred sometime this quarter, you need to do the following.

1. Sign up for FREE at the Quantum Leap site: http://www.qlx3.net/

This places you in a a good position in the QL matrix and in line for lots of referral payments from all those beneath you who upgrade.

2. Your free position does NOT entitle you to earn anything or any of the advantages of QL membership, until you UPGRADE your locked in position. This costs a one time upgrade fee of $49 E-Bullion. If you don't have E-Bullion , please let me know and I can exchange E-Gold or paypal for you. When you have your E-Bullion , just click 'Upgrade' in your back office and follow the procedure.

3. Once you are upgraded, you may now join the Oxford Privacy Group, and be in a position to access the exclusive International Credit Union investments when they are made available in the coming few weeks. Currently the annual fee for this is $50 E-Bullion. This will increase to $100 at some stage. There are about 500 of us in this so far. Charter membership is available to the first 3000 members, so there is a bit of time to spare before this gets critical. Charter status will provide a number of privileges, including deposit insurance of up to $50K in the CU investments, via Lloyd's of London. ($5k for non-Charter members)

4. To remain active in QL and have continuing access to OPG and CU, there is a monthly fee of $15 E-Bullion, but this will likely come out of your matrix earnings - they keep $15 back to pay this automatically for you. I've already received over $500 in matrix commission paid straight into my E-Bullion account!

5. There is no obligation to recruit anyone, so you can be completely passive. Obviously, those that share it will pick up more commissions, but as QL membership puts you in a forced matrix, there is every chance of overspill, so passives will no doubt pick up some commission this way.

Quantum Leap, and especially the access to 1% daily investments with deposits insured against loss, could be the big winner in 2007.

This is why I decided it was important to grasp the nettle at this stage and be in the right position to take maximum advatage of a program that appears to have great potential. I hope you join me and enjoy the ride!]unquote


pinetree

How's that $500,000.00 luxury Apartment you purchased for 104K PicPay$ ??? I hope Lloyds will insure it for the fair market value