Thread: Global Pension Plan

Hello Yogi,

I am afraid you have misunderstood my post above...

the details of ID that would be required from each member was known from the very begginning. No new requirement has been made to members...So if you are hearing this, it is incorrect.
The information has always been on the website for members to read.

So each member has a decision to make...whether to join and produce their ID to issue their policies or to passs it by!

On my side I have decided to join because I can afford to take the risk.

But there are many who have declined...and that's cool.

So if a member is now saying that they did not know that they would be required to provide a photo ID, THAT IS FALSE!

NOTHING HAS CHANGED IN THE LAST 2 YEARS AT GPP.
(except that now young members below 28 years old can earn double (€110,000) what the older members would earn.

I hope I have clarified this to your satisfaction.

best regards

PaulM

Originally Posted by YogiBrood

Hi Paul,

I certainly have no problems when verification leading to authenticate validity of a person becomes inevitable.... it is the only way to substantiate all involved...but that also depends, just WHO is legally, in such a position to demand as a condition to meet one's own setup? If the company, is not registered with this authorized requirements as an approved arm in the set up...it is executing an illegal step towards the public.

If GPP has legal documents to prove that they are backed by the Company Law in having the right to require from participants prior to approved submission with participation.... that too has to be openly questioned and challenged until it can be proven as legally approved by the State.

On the other aspect with the photo part, that is a little too late to be made known, irrespective of its implementation talking place at a later date. This should have been made known way up front and in advance before GPP opened its gates to the public or on the Internet if you will.

So, this is for me.... a very uncomfortable swing for another uncertainty here or for any one pondering or re analyzing this alternate option now posing for those already "in".

Nonetheless,those who seek to be absolutely sure on such moves being valid and authorized by the State should be well advised to first seek legal guidance on this development... before hastily going right through with it...I'm sure, YOU (the general public) too, would not like to be reminded with, "how on earth that you get fooled into believing otherwise about submitting your valid, privilege ID credentials to an unknown company or is it a registered company after all, and now... see what happens to you, all muttered up with fury for being taken for a ride!!!"


YB.

Originally Posted by berty

Is this a joke?

These normally go straight to my junk folder..scam-spam

This is Not a joke. Since there is No risk(money never moves out from one`s bank account if it is with top 25 international banks), my friend is going to join with 2million USD.


pinetree

Ever wonder why the plan is termed "pension" with a cut off age of 65.
Seems if they had used "life" as a scam platform, they could have cleaned up a long time ago and be well gone now.
paddy

Pinetree.....ever heard about prime bank fraud?

Originally Posted by berty

Pinetree.....ever heard about prime bank fraud?

Yes. I have heard.


pinetree

I think you are confused as we were discussing FOREX trading and that’s not done through blocked accounts do you think this may be prime bank?

Originally Posted by LynnRE

The reason these other issues are being brought up is because they give you a better all around understanding of the various types of investments, the risks they involve, and how you can spot the real deal versus the "pie in the sky" wanna be's. If you truly believe that you can turn $35, or whatever amount you want to use, into $80,000, again pick a number; then by all means sign up. Just don't be surprised, hurt, upset, mad or any of the other emotions when it doesn't happen. At least you know you were warned, and can't claim ignorance when it fails.

Shooting at straws again! The $35 or 41 or 50 has nothing to do with the final payout of $80K; it's an administrative fee and that's all.
To YOU.....don't be surprised or mad when GPP pays everyone and at least we told you ahead of time.

Originally Posted by pinetree

Yes. I have heard.

pinetree

We all have heard of prime bank fraud, but what has that got to do with GPP?

Originally Posted by paddyfield

Ever wonder why the plan is termed "pension" with a cut off age of 65.
Seems if they had used "life" as a scam platform, they could have cleaned up a long time ago and be well gone now.
paddy

Careful Paddy.....you're confusing them.

Originally Posted by chicosan

We all have heard of prime bank fraud, but what has that got to do with GPP?

Ask pinetree since he was the one who brought it up.