Global Pension Plan

Originally Posted by Unregistered

It was just a question MikeCheck, no one said they were going to wait. Why do you answer these questions first, you got the inside scoop? You sure have a lot of information about GPP. What do you do jump from forum to forum or are you assuming everything and taking pits and pieces and plaster it on this site. All you have to do is just say the opposite to everything they say and you call it a SCAM. You begin to make me think you are a SCAM or some old bored bald headed man with nothing else to do in his life.

Do you really think folks are doing nothing but sitting around waiting on GPP? They have gone on with their daily lives. It's people like you that keep them reminded whether it's for better or worse.

Let's just wait until whenever it's supposed to happen then let us know. Until then, you are just guessing like the rest of them. I know you think a lot of yourself and you are the mastermind of the the SCAMMERS, but let's just wait and see. Not everyone is investing in RPPs period whether you say anthing or not. We don't know you, so there is no reason to trust you either.

Let's clear the airwaves for something positive.

John,

I guess that you are right. Who said that THEY were going to wait. GPP is not waiting to get those funds, because that is all that they are doing. No proof that ANYTHING has happened! -- By the way, what's up with this banking solution? Why accept this info now when you still don't have the solution? Oh yea, and why did it take so long to get back to accepting this ID theft info. Could it be that you were looking for a free service to accept the volume of mail that you'd be getting?

Everyone, if you will, look at the e-mail address that you are to be sending tis info to. Why has this been sent to a forwarding service? Perhaps to keep the real address secret? GOOD QUESTION HERE: Why aren't the documents being emailed to the GPP website? What's the deal with all of this bogus stuff? Dare I say, come on now, all together now....SCAM!

Oh, by the way, what then is GPP doing now anyway? Counting the cash and collecting info for the next segment of this scam?

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Ok, that bull about me being one of the scammers simply needs to come to an end! Unlike you, I'm not asking anyone for, or to send Money, ID's, or influencing anyone to buy any further policies at/to GPP! ARE YOU?

MikeCheck

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Mike, it appears that you don't know John. He's what's known as a referral *****. His "MO" is that he runs his own very tightly controlled forum where he promotes the latest MLM and HYIP scams to his members who consist largely of newbs to "online investing" and those of marginal intelligence. He benefits directly by collecting referral commissions from the operators for members who sign up under him. His slant on the usual scam promotion theme is that he promises to kick back half of the referrals to his members. Of course that does them little good when all of the programs end up taking their investment and they come out as net losers, but he gets his so it works for him.

You know what,I really really suspected/knew that this was the case. I'm only trying to see how he'd get that kickback. Is he signing up people under him? We'll figure that out. Surely he's getting those funds by some means.

I'll tell you that old stand by of don't buy more than you are prepared to lose is almost telling of a scam in this atmosphere of the unknowing...

John,
Why don't you tell us all of something positive about GPP... What hard evidence do we have that this is not a scam...

Tell us all of this positive info....

MikeCheck

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why accept this info now when you still don't have the solution?

Who said they don't have the banking solution?

Why aren't the documents being emailed to the GPP website?

They ARE, genius.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Mike, it appears that you don't know John. He's what's known as a referral *****. His "MO" is that he runs his own very tightly controlled forum where he promotes the latest MLM and HYIP scams to his members who consist largely of newbs to "online investing" and those of marginal intelligence. He benefits directly by collecting referral commissions from the operators for members who sign up under him. His slant on the usual scam promotion theme is that he promises to kick back half of the referrals to his members. Of course that does them little good when all of the programs end up taking their investment and they come out as net losers, but he gets his so it works for him.

His approach is to present himself as an experienced, knowledgable, caring leader who does careful due dilligence before recommending programs to his members. Unfortunately, he's not. His due dilligence relies on little other than parroting information provided by the operators of the scams. Generally it goes something along the lines of:

John to Scam Operator: "Is this a scam?"

Scam Operator to John: "No. Really. I promise."

John to Members: "I've checked with all of my sources and completed my extensive due dilligence and this program appears to be legitmate and comes highly recommended."

His earlier post in this forum supporting Warren English's program based on nothing but contacting the admin stands as a perfect example of this.

When the programs inevitably fail, he then back-pedals to "The signs were there, we should have suspected...", "We'll know better next time...", "We'll make up the loss with this new program...", and, of course, the old stand-by "You should never have invested more than you're prepared to lose."

Any tough questions or dissention on his forum are quickly muted. Fortunately, he doesn't control things on this forum so he can't get away with that here.

Excellent summation. One poor damsel in distress was even BANNED from John's SYF forum after calling his expert fastmoney on a missed deadline (some Wing Commander he must be!).

For those who are inclined to go after scammers, John @ SYF should top your list.

BTW, emeraldeyes does the same thing at her forum.

To the person in Post 519 all I want to say is 'THANK YOU'

This is the first real thought I've heard in the last few posts. It seems that most of what I am reading is speculation no real hard evidence, just someones thoughts and perception.

As far as MikeCheck, just calm down and wait see. Give folks some credit for not investing more than they can afford....no one is that Stupid, SCAM or no SCAM or are you saying that these folks are STUPID including yourself. People invest in the Stock Market everyday and loose their shirts. Oh, that's right that's legal SCAMMING, oops I mean stealing you know investing.

I noticed that someone posted a form that is supposed to be filled out and processed (I assume) and nowhere on that form does it ask for your social security number and didn't someone else state on this forum that they don't want your banking info any longer.

Identity theft....they sure are taking a long time about getting it. Didn't someone else say it's been a few years that GPP has been in operation. If I had invested they couldn't finance a popsicle in hell let alone get a credit card with my info. Hmm, maybe I should have tried GPP maybe I'd stand a better chance investing hoping to make whatever then to wait seven years or so to restart my life. By that time I'm ready to retire.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Identity theft....they sure are taking a long time about getting it. Didn't someone else say it's been a few years that GPP has been in operation. If I had invested they couldn't finance a popsicle in hell let alone get a credit card with my info. Hmm, maybe I should have tried GPP maybe I'd stand a better chance investing hoping to make whatever then to wait seven years or so to restart my life. By that time I'm ready to retire.

They're getting sucker money every month. Why rush?

The long delay to complete this also should tell you that it's a scam intended only to collect money from unsuspecting participants. Otherwise the entire program could and would be completed very easily and quickly by only a few investors and with a much greater return to those investors. In this case time really is money and given the extraordinary returns on the line, this would have been a done deal long ago.

Are we talking about the same subject???? I thought GPP needed 100,000 folks and surely takes awhile to get those number of folks, be it a SCAM or not.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Are we talking about the same subject???? I thought GPP needed 100,000 folks and surely takes awhile to get those number of folks, be it a SCAM or not.

The 100,000 serves no purpose other than to generate 40€ each from those who fall for this scam. Even if you grant them the benefit of the doubt for their story overall, there are much more efficient and faster ways to accomplish the same thing and nothing that couldn't be done with a few investors with the same number of policies. In fact Stella admits as much in her recent update where she directly said "Please keep in mind that for the insurance company it makes no difference if one person has 100 policies or 100 persons have one policy each."

If people put a little thought into it then they'd realize that a group of investors could buy the d@mn policies and give them away for free or even pay people to take them and they'd still come out far, far ahead and would already have been done with this.

[Postman]

Eureka I have figured it out!

The SCAM IS THE SCAM, and twisted at that. THE VICTIM is WORLD LAW DIRECT WEBSITE.

I know this software that runs this forum (webboard) it is called VBULLETIN.

As I read the updates, a nagging question persisted. why is everyone unregistered? To protect their ID? In a way.

You see there is NO "Global Pension Plan" and no scam. The scam is that there is a scam. And NO DOUBT people are getting scammed by this elaborate role playing game.

MY guess is that it is a handful, that are carefully setting up their "MARKS".

There is a solution, for WLD to turn on the "Internet Presence log". I have made suggestions before to WLD and they have implemented them.

As long as every post is by an unregistered the whole kit and caboodle should be considered a farse. There are people who are so gullible they would give up hard earned money to something like this. And that is the real SCAM.

So I will be watching and I might even sneak around a bit, no better scam than to Con A Con! LOL

Simply go to ripoffreport(dot)com and search Global Pension Plan

nuttin

Same thing with pathway-2-prosperity

When WLD turns on the IP log this thread will *POOF*

So grab yourself a screen name ELSE BE BRANDED A BANDIT!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You know what,I really really suspected/knew that this was the case. I'm only trying to see how he'd get that kickback. Is he signing up people under him? We'll figure that out. Surely he's getting those funds by some means.

Quite the sleuth, aren't ya Mikey? ;D

Seriously, the reason nobody is listening to you is that you're at least 10 steps behind the rest.