What do you think??
Some time ago me and DH paid into a thing called global pension plan (gpp) We paid £24 for a policy for myself and DD, it is apparently gambled on the stock market. The return on each plan is upto 110000 euro which is just under 80k each 😲 ! The due date for pay out is next month. We are taking it as we'll believe it when we see it kind of thing. But no harm in hoping is there.
What are peoples views on this?? 😕
The person who we have got them through is a close fiend, he did something similar a while ago and he has recently received a cheque for 30k. 😲
I thought to myself the other day 'if they work then why doesn't everyone do it', but i suppose most people would think they are a scam and not like to risk the little pay out to start with.
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I'm not into gambling my money esp when I haven't got alot!Lol. If it works then good on you you'll be rich lol.
Oh that came across quite bad, im not a gambler either. Was just a spare of the moment thing really. 😊
Never thought of it as gambling at all how daft am i. 😊
Haha I do the odd lottery now and then I know you werent throwing loads of money away £24 isn't much at all!Lol Sorry didn't mean to make you feel bad hun x
i wouldnt count on it hun! just luckily u have only put in £24...
can anyone remember the pyramid that went round ages ago - everyone fell for that - i know people that put hundreds into as a friend of a friend recommended it - turns out theyre all in on it and they run with ur money and u dont see em for dust!!
that was on the news and everything cuz of how much money they took!
i never hand over my money to anyone unless they have given me legal paperwork and can have proof of it via a website or some other means
and it is the pyramind thing i was going on about - its just trading under a different name...
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The domain globalpensionplan.net was registered on the 21st October 2005.
The first archives of the site can be traced back to 29th November 2005 when it looked remarkably similar to how it looks now (14th March 2007).
The main difference was that back then they linked to two different sites which they described as their “partner sites” and they only took payment via e-gold.
On the archived site it claims the Global Pension Plan was “launched on the 23rd of May 2005” and if this is true it must have been under another domain name for the reasons given above (date of domain registration).
Well we'll see! 😕
TBH it sounds a bit too good to be true to me, otherwise, like you say, everyone would be doing it.
Time will tell I suppose 🤔
Hayley_Kev said:Read it all before hun, been on no end off sites. Doesn't really look good but hey never mind. We will learn from our mistakes. 😊
iv found this... http://www.bizoppsuk.com/global_pension_plan.php
and it is the pyramind thing i was going on about - its just trading under a different name...Quote:
The domain globalpensionplan.net was registered on the 21st October 2005.
The first archives of the site can be traced back to 29th November 2005 when it looked remarkably similar to how it looks now (14th March 2007).
The main difference was that back then they linked to two different sites which they described as their “partner sites” and they only took payment via e-gold.
On the archived site it claims the Global Pension Plan was “launched on the 23rd of May 2005” and if this is true it must have been under another domain name for the reasons given above (date of domain registration).
Hayley_Kev said:The person who told us about it has spent hundreds on them for the whole family. 🙁 Think he must believe in it that much and not done his research. 🤪
i wouldnt count on it hun! just luckily u have only put in £24...
can anyone remember the pyramid that went round ages ago - everyone fell for that - i know people that put hundreds into as a friend of a friend recommended it - turns out theyre all in on it and they run with ur money and u dont see em for dust!!
that was on the news and everything cuz of how much money they took!
i never hand over my money to anyone unless they have given me legal paperwork and can have proof of it via a website or some other means
like we said hun at least u only put £24 in - u aint gonna lose much - are u sure he put that much in as the pyramid scheme worked in a way where people really beleaved that much that they began to exaggerate just to get u to add more into it!
hes got a lot to lose aint he! the only actual winner is the guy who made this up - people paying in a little soon mounts up - if he does decide to give out any money then alls he will pay out is the interest - he keeps the millions hes made from it!
dont get your hopes up too much hun - if it happens then great you can blow ur cash on great things,if not u wont be too disapointed as u aint lost much - let us know how it all goes hun - hoping its all good for you tho