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Date Posted: 05:54:29 04/10/07 Tue
Author: ahmad
Subject: Re: READ THIS

>
>Self Liquidating Loans - Arbitrage Loan
>
>----------help me,i need millions to have a work in my country---------------------------------------------
>-------------------------
>
>Learn How a "Real" Self Liquidating Loan (Arbitrage)
>is Done
>Learn How to Do a Self Liquidating Loan (Arbitrage)
>(in your own home town) and
>How Self Liquidating Loan ( Arbitrage) Con-Games are
>put together and how you can avoid them
>Are Self Liquidating Loans / Arbitrage legal? - Do
>Self Liquidating Loans really exist? - Can you qualify
>for such a Self Liquidating Loan? - What are Prime
>Bank Notes? Where and how do you get one? - Why do
>most bankers cringe when you ask them to act as a
>fiduciary for your Self-Liquidating Loan? After all,
>all you are asking them to do is disburse the funds
>against your orders. - How can it be a rip-off if
>there aren't any front-fees involved? - Who really
>puts together a Self-Liquidating Loan? - Could you do
>a Self- Liquidating Loan in a smaller amount and have
>a better chance of success? - Can you do a
>Self-Liquidating Loan locally; in your own home town?
>
>Your Answers About Self Liquidating Loans Are In This
>Special Report!
>You have, no doubt, heard about SELF-LIQUIDATING LOANS
>(Arbitrage) for years. You may have tried to get one
>yourself, or you may be trying to get one now.
>
>Each year, around the world, literally thousands of
>people lose millions of dollars attempting to get a
>Self-Liquidating Loan (Arbitrage) . These people come
>from all walks of life; from the highly educated
>affluent professionals to the working-class high
>school dropouts. Even Federal and State Government
>officials and Bank presidents are not immune and
>regularly appear in the lists of people who have been
>fleeced by con-men offering Self-Liquidating Loans
>(Arbitrage).
>
>Law enforcement agencies around the world spend
>millions of dollars each year (beyond the millions
>lost by would-be borrowers) in investigating and
>prosecuting the con-men offering such loans. But, they
>can only begin their investigation after the victims
>have been fleeced and the con-man or woman involved
>has moved-on to another area (usually under a
>different name). And, in too many cases, when the law
>enforcement agencies finally track down the
>con-artist, the victims are reluctant to come forward
>and admit that they were conned, or they still hold
>out hopes of getting their loan.
>
>Even when you ask some of the most sophisticated
>financial experts in the world about a
>Self-Liquidating Loan, they will tell you
>emphatically, "They don't work." But, when you ask
>them "Why?," they don't have an answer.
>
>Then, when you get one of those sophisticated
>financial experts to look over the complete package
>for your Self-Liquidating Loan, their comments are
>usually: "It looks like it would work, but there has
>to be a hook in it somewhere." - or - "This might
>work, but, before we could participate in it, we will
>need the name of the lender and the collateral issuer."
>
>In early 1988, our publisher, the author of this
>special report, was approached by the "International
>Society of Financiers" to act as the keynote speaker
>for their seminar; to be held in September of that
>year. That seminar was to touch on all aspects of
>financing ... consumer lending, debt financing, equity
>financing, asset based lending, etc.
>
>Shortly after accepting the invitation to act as the
>keynote speaker, he was asked by the founder of the
>Society, if he would feel comfortable speaking about
>Self-Liquidating Loans. It seems none of the other
>scheduled speakers felt entirely comfortable with the
>subject and truthfully had more than enough to handle
>in covering their own field of expertise.
>
>Since his only commitment had been to act as keynote
>speaker; and participate in some panel discussions, he
>accepted the invitation.
>
>When the first brochures offering the seminar began
>being circulated - with the agenda announcing the
>topic of his lecture - his telephone began ringing off
>the hook. People from all walks of life were calling
>to ask if a transcript of his lecture would be
>available after (or even before) the seminar.
>
>The callers didn't want to attend the seminar and pay
>for the other information they felt they didn't need -
>but they did want as much information as possible
>about a Self-Liquidating Loan. He even had calls from
>law enforcement people, consumer advocates, and
>banking officials, wanting a better understanding of
>the nature of his lecture. (Some of them even attended
>the various seminars where he gave the lecture.)
>
>After speaking at the Society's seminar, he
>subsequently gave the same lecture at two (2)
>International Banking Symposiums. In both instances,
>he received the same kind of telephone calls prior to
>the seminars and he was sure those calls resulted in a
>good many sales of the tapes of those seminars to
>people who's sole interest was in hearing his lecture
>on Self-Liquidating (Arbitrage) Loans.
>
>He finally reduced his lecture to writing and offered
>a report on the subject to the public. Thousands of
>copies of that report were sold across the country and
>around the world.
>
>By 1991, sales had fallen off drastically. Maybe
>because of his report on Self-Liquidating Loans
>seemed to fall out-of-fashion.
>
>Today, however, it seems the con-men are back offering
>Self Liquidating Loans; with a vengeance ... and
>they've added some new twists to the old con-game. (he
>has even seen ads offering them in some of the most
>prestigious business publications in the country.)
>
>This concept is utilized in my business.
>
>www.freewebs.com/awbw
>
>You don't have to participate in the
>self-liquidating-loan concept, but you can receive
>compensation in a real business of 9% per month to
>start and the returns go up from there.
>
>I have nothing to hide, so my contact coordinates are
>at the site.
>
>Clayton

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