Thread: Anonymous Benefactor…

It's very refreshing to see such a possitive thread like this one here,
Don't Stop I like the vibes!!

the only people im helping is family members and folks i know personaly that are in need or durring my travels hand out a few bucks here and there to the poor in the villages...like in the carribean for example

nevermind.

Originally Posted by DesertWolf

I have noticed that the closer that we have come to the RV, a number of so-called “Investments Opportunities & Get Rich” threads are popping up. It never fails, but as soon as the smell of blood is in the water the scam and con artist gather like sharks to feed.

I have already received an IM seeking donations. Before you all get hot over such warnings, I worked undercover for a number of years in a snake pit were a group of con-artist felt sorry for me (thinking I was poor & needed money) and showed me ALL of their cons and scams.

The point is, you work hard and invest your money, time, and efforts to make a few bucks. As soon as you have some rewards, they play on your good nature and before you know it you are the one needing assistance. Before you give a single dime, do your homework and just don’t give blindly to ANYONE!

IMHO, the mods should clean the board of most of the “Post An Add Here”!

DesertWolf

Good point,

No doubt about it, the scammers are everywhere, and given this is a forum with HYIP's listed, how can you avoid seeing scams promoted when I have never seen a HYIP that wasn't a scam. (g)

This is the dinar forum, but keep in mind it is an open forum so everyone has to be careful regardless if they have money to lose. I feel that once people realize the restoration of dinar, they will no longer be chasing get rich quick deals, it is only logical, so I wouldn't worry about anyone who is invested in the dinar to ever fall for another scam.

Legitimate investments is one thing, HYIP's are another. I like to gamble, but I would personally never throw money into a HYIP, once is enough, twice is too much. (g) With so many thinking about helping others here, I am sure we will all be more than happy to help eachother with advice on how best to maximize our dinar windfall, but as we all know, always do your own due diligence.

By the way, if anyone IM's you for donations or investments, whatever, this is potentially a TOS violation, so pass it onto admin if this is what you are saying happened to you recently.

Good luck and health to all, Mike

The last Program I was on started pumping Members to send in a portion of their (Earnings??) into their BBC Childrens Annual Fund Drive.. Of course, the Program owner collected all the funds but never sent them in to the Charity!! Internet charity Drives rarely send fund to the Charity.. Even if they say they do.. My policy is...NEVER DO IT!!

Just Pulled and moved to Team Area to stop the bickering. Please stay on the Topic that has been started. Members can care less about the other. Thank You.

It takes two to argue, so all reponses were removed not deleted.

As my company is getting rush work (After the RV, I’m closing the doors!) that is taking up a lot of my time and with the RV getting so close you can smell it like the heavy smell of water in the air just before a large thunderstorm, my time here will be limited.

After the RV I will be open to your PMs with contact information if you would like to join the team and at the Vegas Party. I plan on taking the time to go over with my Tax Attorney the required regulations, cost, and limitations related to getting a group of investors together to make dreams come true and make a small payback to those that sacrificed so much for our ability to be FREE & RICH!

May God Bless,


DesertWolf

I would like to introduce two people to you that have gone beyond the call of duty again in the support of our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Doc and Anita are no strangers to military life and duty and what it means to get a letter from home, package, or even a birthday card with a personal thank you within.

Here in the Arizona Desert I have found one little item that has helped me to go out in temperatures over 130º F in the shade. It is called a cool collar. Dipped in cold water it expands as it sucks up the cold water. When placed around the neck it cools the Corroded Arteries and trust me, it WORKS GREAT!

When I heard that the local Woman’s Auxiliary of the V.F.W. were making these cool collars for our troops to beat back the desert heat, I offered 5 yards of U.S.M.C. MARPAT Desert material (same BDU material that they use) for their project. After months of not hearing from them, Anita gave me a call and came to pick up the cloth.

I refused payment and offered to get more when they needed it as best I could, as this is a hard item to get at times because of the military. There were a BIG hit with the Marines that got them and make life easer for them on duty.

From this Anita with Doc’s help started putting together small boxes filled with needed items for the guys and gals over there at their own expense. I just learned the other day that when Anita asked for the price on a single flat rate shipping box from the local V.F.W. (less than $10.) they refused!

Now Doc is not in the shadows in their efforts. I got to know this man better while volunteering my time to stand guard over the Wall when it was here in our town during the cold winter nights with Doc and others. Doc still suffers from PTSD along with the nightmares to this day.

Doc served as a Navy Corpsman attached to the Marines in Nam. In one action he was wounded twice and still refused aid as he did his job saving wounded Marines until he passed out and was evacuated himself. He was awarded two Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star and the Navy Commendation for his bravery.

I could tell you much more about these two wonderful people in their efforts to bring comfort to our troops and others in their lives, but we don’t have the time and that is NOT the reason for this post!

Doc and Anita need help with the ever-mounting cost of postage and transportation, supplies, and other items sent. They are a retired couple that is pulling out of their own pocket for their gifts of love for our troops. If you could help or would like to offer to find out how you could do the same, PM me and I will talk about your offer to Doc and Anita. With their permission I will forward their contact info to you via your E-mail address. From there it will be only between Doc & Anita, you, and God. I’m still trying to get some more U.S.M.C. MARPAT Desert for their upcoming Cool Collar project!

DesertWolf

Originally Posted by DesertWolf

I would like to introduce two people to you that have gone beyond the call of duty again in the support of our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Doc and Anita are no strangers to military life and duty and what it means to get a letter from home, package, or even a birthday card with a personal thank you within.

Here in the Arizona Desert I have found one little item that has helped me to go out in temperatures over 130º F in the shade. It is called a cool collar. Dipped in cold water it expands as it sucks up the cold water. When placed around the neck it cools the Corroded Arteries and trust me, it WORKS GREAT!

When I heard that the local Woman’s Auxiliary of the V.F.W. were making these cool collars for our troops to beat back the desert heat, I offered 5 yards of U.S.M.C. MARPAT Desert material (same BDU material that they use) for their project. After months of not hearing from them, Anita gave me a call and came to pick up the cloth.

I refused payment and offered to get more when they needed it as best I could, as this is a hard item to get at times because of the military. There were a BIG hit with the Marines that got them and make life easer for them on duty.

From this Anita with Doc’s help started putting together small boxes filled with needed items for the guys and gals over there at their own expense. I just learned the other day that when Anita asked for the price on a single flat rate shipping box from the local V.F.W. (less than $10.) they refused!

Now Doc is not in the shadows in their efforts. I got to know this man better while volunteering my time to stand guard over the Wall when it was here in our town during the cold winter nights with Doc and others. Doc still suffers from PTSD along with the nightmares to this day.

Doc served as a Navy Corpsman attached to the Marines in Nam. In one action he was wounded twice and still refused aid as he did his job saving wounded Marines until he passed out and was evacuated himself. He was awarded two Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star and the Navy Commendation for his bravery.

I could tell you much more about these two wonderful people in their efforts to bring comfort to our troops and others in their lives, but we don’t have the time and that is NOT the reason for this post!

Doc and Anita need help with the ever-mounting cost of postage and transportation, supplies, and other items sent. They are a retired couple that is pulling out of their own pocket for their gifts of love for our troops. If you could help or would like to offer to find out how you could do the same, PM me and I will talk about your offer to Doc and Anita. With their permission I will forward their contact info to you via your E-mail address. From there it will be only between Doc & Anita, you, and God. I’m still trying to get some more U.S.M.C. MARPAT Desert for their upcoming Cool Collar project!

DesertWolf

Go back to your disney forum you pump and dump BS artist. Yea the email contact info is most likely to help you out. Sounds like clasic scam, heres there contact info...yea right to your p.o box. Get a life you fag.

I consider this spam and frankly I distinctly recall reading elsewhere, few weeks ago, that you claimed you would not be posting on this forum again and you were quite impolite about this forum.

But you decided to come back and ask for money? Nice.