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Old Jul 5th, 2009, 11:43 AM   #11
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I am a member. It is very real and not a scam. The average of all 26,000 investors made 9.5% monthly return for the last 12 months. $1000 dollar investment made 157%, $50,000 investment made $700% last year. The percentage is lower so far this year but still very good. The company is making a lot more than they are paying out. They do not need your money. It cost a lot to run trades, manage and keep up with investors from 160 countries. They invest 1/3 of what comes in, use 1/3 for payroll, overhead, etc. and save 1/3 in case you want your money back. They are very conservative and careful with their trading using propitiatory software to keep from big loses and know when to sell. Management is good about responding to e-mails and I know people at the top of the company. I would not hesitate to recommend them. Companies cannot scam 160 countries, be listed with the S.E.C. and get away with it for very long. If I can better answer questions, e-mail me at jenecoy@ymail.com. Serious inquiries only, I don't have time for jokers.
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Old Jul 8th, 2009, 06:47 PM   #12
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SCAM!!!

Not true. It's legit but the returns will be lower as time passes and the shares get watered down.
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Old Jul 12th, 2009, 09:37 PM   #13
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Word of advice the first sign of trouble, get the hell out as fast as possible, I mean run away like your ass was on fire
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Old Jul 21st, 2009, 11:56 AM   #14
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Impossible,

I have been in FOREX for years, and no matter how good the so called expert traders are, you cannot hope to sustain a 22% return each and every month, sure, you can make a killing once in a while, but you can also take a hit just as easily wiping out a 50% month, so to think they would promote returns based on level of investment, that is sure sign of scam. Yes, scams which rely on personal invitations, private, can usually run along for a couple years, but sooner or later the compounding is impossible to sustain once witdrawals exceed new money coming in, and again, in almost all cases, this happens in less than two years, so it looks like they are about a year in business, so as long as you take your seed money out as quickly as possible, then you can enjoy the game of gambling in the HYIP world.

Good luck,
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Old Jul 21st, 2009, 02:59 PM   #15
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THIS COMPANY IS TRUE SCAM, THIS BASTARDS ARE RIPPING OFF PEOPLE FROM OVERSEAS.... FED's WILL CHASE YOU DOWN SOONER OR LATER.
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Old Jul 24th, 2009, 11:39 AM   #16
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Hello Guys, I've been on internet for a while. This biz is real. If you've traded in the stock market you'd get the gist faster. Forex trading is so amazing. Unlike the Stock market which has a very higher risk than you can imagine, Forex trading is far safe. I guarantee you that you can earn such quoted percentages. Forex trading on a bare minimum is only affected by exchange rate and you continue earning the money. I'm from Uganda (an agrarian economy) and I've embraced this opportunity. TIRN has come to save us from exploitation by the large financial institutions such as banks which pay us between 2-8% per annum on savings yet they too(banks) trade our monies in the forex market and earn the percentages and then pay us peanut on our savings. you as a single individual may be unable to trade your money in the forex market, but through TIRN which is a group of experienced individuals(to your attention-I've met one of the Top earners and talked to him and he's rich,he cannot cone your $4000) to form a group large enough to trade the monies(just as the large financial institutions do), they earn very large profits and that's why they pay you such vulgar amounts(take it from me-your bankers are just wishing you never get to hear about TIRN,so that they can continue exploiting you.)

please, Embrace TIRN-Andrew H.O(Uganda)
hd_julian@yahoo.ca
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Old Jul 29th, 2009, 04:35 AM   #17
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Oh my God - what a scam.

From what I have read in one of the responses in this thread, they are less than 50,000 members in TIRN so far. Yet this company which pretends to be international has set foot in Kenya (Nairobi - a developing country with its own issues) about 6 months ago!

If they are genuine, why are they in a hurry to be everywhere at the same time? Definitely to deliver utmost devastation!

Charity starts at home - why haven't they established themselves in Panama well before sarching for new markets?

Where on earth can one earn 22% return every month - i.e. almost 300% per annum? Only if you are dealing in drugs or printing money, or dealing in SCAM investments like Ponzi!

If they are genuine investment company, why are they using MLM to drive membership and refuse to deal with sole membership? With sole membership, you are responsible to each members deposit but in with mlm the bottom is bigger and you can pay the upline from the deposits of the downlines & cheat everyone until ....!

It didnt take me a second to judge what it is - the writing is on the wall - the investment has all the halmark of Ponzi, only that they are clever enough to have put in a nice disclaimer that will help them avoid sentencing when all hell breaks lose!
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Old Jul 29th, 2009, 10:00 AM   #18
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TIRN does have a shady side: The Comision Nacional de Valores of Panama (their version of the SEC) put out a document stating that TIRN has no licence to operate in Panama, and are not regulated by anyone. One of the conditions of signing up for TIRN is that you not speak negatively of them online, or your account may be terminated.
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Old Jul 29th, 2009, 10:07 AM   #19
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DO NOT for any reason put your money into this scheme. I was supposed to recieve my money back a few weeks ago but instead received an email saying that there internet banking service was down and that there would be a delay. Finally on monday I received back $367.00 of the original $1000.00USD I initially invested with no explanation. I have emailed and called them multiple times and I am yet to get a response...
The interest payments are made but do not expect to get your lump sum back at the end of it. This is a ponzi scheme!
DO NOT PUT YOUR MONEY INTO MYTIRN YOU WILL LOSE IT!
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Old Jul 29th, 2009, 11:10 AM   #20
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I just thought about it. If you can make such large percentages, why would you take someone else’s money, make money for them and then collect only a small fee for your services? You’d make so much more by just investing your own money. If you can turn 50,000 into half a million in 6 months, why would you do it with someone else’s money and then get a small fee for it. You’d just keep replicating it with your own money and be filthy, filthy rich. I just don’t get that.
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