Traders International Return Network

Traders International Return Network (TIRN) is an international private investment club which has offices in Switzerland (Investments/ Banks), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Support/Infrastruc ture), Dubai (Investment/ Banks) and Panama (Office/Banks) .

TIRN´´s investment philosophy is two fold: 1) to combine the collective resources of our company and investors (the power of numbers) and 2) use this strength to make high return, quality international investments that currently have only been available to large scale investors or institutions.

TIRN invests money in energies, currencies, retail investments, venture capital, reits and precious and industrials metals.

Here is how much can we make from our own investment:

$500 - $999 = 9%
$1.000 - $3.999 = 11%
$4.000 - $9.999 = 14%
$10.000 - $24.999 = 17%
$25.000 - $49.999 = 19%
over $50.000 = 21%

We can invest through wire transfer, check, AlertPay, SolidTrustPay.

http://www.mytirn. com/216-52912

Warning....PONZI...

CFTC Charges Florida Resident and His Panamanian Corporation with Fraud and Misappropriation

At least $16.4 million in customer funds solicited by making false statements, with more than $2 million misappropriated for personal use.
Washington, DC - The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today announced the filing of an enforcement action against Trader’s International Return Network (TIRN), a Panamanian corporation, and its president David Merrick of Apopka, Fla., charging them with solicitation fraud and misappropriation of customer funds involving at least $16.4 million.

According to the CFTC complaint, filed on October 14, 2009, in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, TIRN represented itself as a “private investment club” that provided various investment services, including foreign currency (forex) investing, through its purported Real Century forex trading program. As alleged, the defendants accepted at least $16.4 million from customers to participate in TIRN’s investment program; however, no customer funds were invested as described on the TIRN website and in TIRN’s written materials. The CFTC complaint charges the defendants with misappropriating customer funds for various other purposes, including diverting more than $2 million for Merrick’s personal use.

The CFTC complaint seeks a court order that freezes the defendants’ assets, provides the CFTC with continuing access to books and records and requires an accounting of funds. The CFTC also seeks orders of preliminary and permanent injunction that would require the defendants to disgorge ill-gotten gains, pay restitution to defrauded investors and impose civil monetary penalties.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission simultaneously filed a civil securities enforcement action against TIRN and Merrick in the same district court. The U.S. Attorney’s Office made a parallel criminal investigation public on October 7, 2009, when it ****uted numerous simultaneous search and forfeiture seizure warrants.

The following CFTC Division of Enforcement staff members are responsible for this action: William P. Janulis, Barry R. Blankfield, Ken Hampton, Scott Williamson, Rosemary Hollinger and Richard B. Wagner.

http://www.cftc.gov/newsroom/enforce...pr5733-09.html

http://www.cftc.gov/stellent/groups/...nt10132009.pdf

This revealed to be just another scam.