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  #747201 18-Jan-2013 23:41
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Kaos36: .... A life time mastercard?


what's that suppose to mean?



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  #747221 19-Jan-2013 01:50
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You could email mastercard and ask if they have any promotions like what you mentioned. Of course they will say no and you could pass the email on to your sister.
If you can get the website address you could email it to Mastercard and they will shut down the website.


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  #747241 19-Jan-2013 07:55
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There is a "life time mastercard", but all the references Ive seen seem to have "Vegas" right next to it....

All you can do is give her all the warnings you can and leave her to it...




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  #747248 19-Jan-2013 08:36
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Add: If they get her this credit card (possibly under false pretenses) and the first thing they do is ask for the number and authorisation code from the back.

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  #747512 19-Jan-2013 20:11
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Shes hiding something, wont email me the link. Oh well she loses her savings all i can say is I told you so! lol

Thanks all for the help.




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  #747554 19-Jan-2013 22:04
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Losing savings is one thing..

Going to jail for fraud would be sad!

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  #748272 21-Jan-2013 15:57
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Check this site out:

http://networkpartners.weebly.com/1/post/2012/7/july-19th-2012.html

The system does 95% of the work for you while you earn 100% of the income! 
Earn easily as there are WORLDWIDE registration thus guaranteed SPILLOVER for you!

Sound too good to be true?

 
 
 

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#748335 21-Jan-2013 17:55
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Only 5% of the work for 100% of the income? Wow! That really adds up. Free registration! Waiting for Kaos36 to sign up and find out how much money his sister is going to make ; ).

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  #748366 21-Jan-2013 18:50
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As per the previous post...

"stiforp"
http://networkpartners.stiforppro.com

great review here (subjective and informative)
http://jensholvoet.com/stiforp-review-is-stiforp-worth-your-money/

and even a facebook page to make it look 'fantastic' to people who dont know much...(note the NZ in the link)
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Stiforp-Profits-NZ/279520858763680


Sorry didnt use the bbcode for URL's... Im sure you agree its not worth propagating these links any further !

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  #748378 21-Jan-2013 19:00
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From this "review":


In this Stiforp review you will find out more about the company, the Stiforp compensation plan and products. Stiforp (Profits spelled backwards) is a network marketing company founded in 2011 by Naudar Khazan (who is also founder of AliveMax). While AliveMax retails nutritional and skincare products, Stiforp is a company that offers online marketing tools that could benefit your online marketing business. Top networker Frank Astheimer has build approximately 90% of the downline of this company.


Translation: pyramid scheme.


As a Stiforp resp you are obliged to pay a $40 membership fee and a monthly membership fee of $9.95 in order to stay in the compensation program. In return Stiforp offers you a wide range of online marketing tools including landing pages, flash movie presentations, lead capture pages, auto responders, business contacts management, traffic rotators and banner ads.


Translation: you get pages where you ask people to sign up to pay for this "system" so you get paid, your previous level gets paid and so on. In turn they use these wonderful "resources" (landing page, flash movie, lead capture page) to recruit more people into this pyramid scheme.


When you join Stiforp, you receive a place in a 2 by 14 forced matrix that also includes fast start and matching bonuses. The Stiforp Compensation plan also offers a guaranteed Powerline Bonus of $4 and a fast start bonus of $25 per sign up of a new Stiforp team member. The problem in this 2 by 14 matrix is that many people who join never even recruit more than 2 new team members. So if you join Stiforp to make some fast profit, I will have to disappoint you. The big money that can be earned based on the Stiforp compensation plan is especially made by the heavy hitters (top recruiters), which is fairy normal in a network marketing company.


This is a pyramid scheme.


If you didn?t manage to recruit people for your network marketing business before Stiforp came along, then you also won?t be after joining Stiforp. You can decide to promote the company and build a downline with it, but the retention rate (the amount of active customers) of this kind of product is extremely low. As soon as people see that they are not making money just by being part of the company, they will leave your team. 95% of the people who are part of a network marketing company doesn?t even make enough money to cover their monthly autoship. Just think about it: why would people keep paying for marketing tools when they don?t even use them?


They leave because it's a pyramid scheme and they aren't the ones making money.

There are thousands of people whose only "product" is a position in one of these Ponzy schemes.





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  #749391 23-Jan-2013 10:55
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Geekamouse: Check this site out:

http://networkpartners.weebly.com/1/post/2012/7/july-19th-2012.html

The system does 95% of the work for you while you earn 100% of the income! 
Earn easily as there are WORLDWIDE registration thus guaranteed SPILLOVER for you!

Sound too good to be true?


This is probably it, invites, Mastercard, ponzy for suckers.

We had a fallout not the nuclear fallout a brother & sister fallout which is far more dangerous. :)  So no way in hell she is going to invite me now so i can take a look at it and report link here.




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  #749428 23-Jan-2013 11:42
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Suggest you print off this thread and that review and put it in her letter box.

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