For safety, stick it in a high yield managed corporate bond fund, add to it yearly. Retire safely and live off the interest.

More risk but potential huge reward... stick it in AB (about to announce earnings). A 10% yield stock. Quarterly and monthly charts technicals (MACD)scream buy.

Thank me later!

Edge: I do respect your opinions, and so that you do not have to do much scrolling on your iphone, I too will keep this brief.

If Silver Snowball claimed to be a silver "dealer" than yes I agree with you 100% that charging a markup with no value added to an end consumer is bad business ... but Silver Snowball does not claim to be a dealer like APMEX or KITCO ... not at all!

Silver Snowball is AN AFFILIATE PROGRAM - one that will pay you a decent commission for referring customers who otherwise might not have the resources available to lay out $400+ for a silver purchase. The affiliate payments do not come out of thin air, and if you had taken the time to read the website in it's entirety, it is very clearly explained that the premium you pay offsets the costs of paying the affiliate who referred you ..

It is simple mathematics, and is very clearly stated on the website, so that everybody who signs up knows exactly what they are paying for.

Silver Snowball is not a silver retailer. If you simply want to own silver, then save your money, and purchase it from a mint/dealer. But if you want a way to earn bonuses to bring the price of your silver way below the spot price, with a very small bit of effort, then Silver Snowball provides you with the means of doing so.

There is ABSOLUTELY no smoke and mirrors, no snake oil, and no trickery going on.

Half ounce silver rounds currently sell for $34.95 - $69.95 each directly from the Royal Canadian Mint ... so I do not see our price of $39.00 being very out of line?

OK ... I'm fading fast ... us old farts need our beauty sleep. Have a good night!

probably land and the 401 k

Did one say small apps companies?

Hehe

allow me to clarify.. 1 level downline. ha.

True true, its just 1 level deep.. not a multi-level program, which is fine.

edgeprod you're dwelling on the initial sale/monthly fee.. there's more to the program clearly as its been stated over and over here.

Silver - Ever heard of the Hunt Brothers and how much they made and then lost in the 1980 Silver Bubble??

Hell, my brother-in-law sold a house last week I found for him a year ago. Paid $17,500 dumped in $40,000 sold it for $85,000. 100% profit for 1 year. Plus he loves to do carpentry and fix-it stuff.
Found 2 houses for a friend at the tax sale. Paid $17,200 for 2 houses. Appraised value, almost $100,000. Fixing them up for rentals or sale this summer. Net 200-300% profit.

whores :winkwink:

or weapons...

Hey thanks for clarifying. So not only are you trying to rip off dumb people, you are trying to rip off dumb poor people especially.

You two are just mindlessly spamming the shit out of this thread and many others. What you are pushing is not an investment, it's an affiliate program. If a person doesnt have $400 to invest, they sure as fuck don't need to be buying over priced silver.

And it is a MLM scheme because if the next person down the line doesn't sell any they lose 60% of their invested money. If they do sell, well then the person after them needs to sell or they loose 60% of their "investment"

So please kindly go back to DP or warrior forum and let the grownups do real business here

Commodities have been on a hell of a ride against the dollar, but that may not continue.

Land produces income. It is good to be invested in precious metals, but not maniacally so.

Plus, precious metals are global; real estate is local. There are deals in real estate, not in precious metals.

Walk into any silver coin dealer in America, and the price is going to be lower than $39.95 for one FULL OUNCE of silver, quantity of ONE required. I buy silver every week, I know exactly what I'm talking about here ... not trying to be rude. There simply aren't these minimums you're alluding to. You aren't forced to buy online, in fact I'd suggest against it for purchases under $10,000.


Yes. The price is WAY out of line. I don't really care what RCM sells silver half ounces for .999 half ounce is half of spot plus about $2.50-$3.50 at almost any dealer. For an ounce, expect spot plus $1.50 to $2.50, and for 10oz, close to spot. You usually get BETTER deals from the local guys, who cross-average anyway. The guy I am accumulating from now got in at $27, and in still selling 10oz bars at $325, well below $33.99 it was the other day.

I'm sorry, but this program just isn't defensible. You get your silver by finding the next sucker, who in turn has to find the next sucker, and so on. I'd rather make my money honestly, and then buy silver with it.

You compared this program to selling adult passwords (which is maybe why you mistook the word "membership" when I used it to refer to porn memberships?). In that case, the price of the password to the user doesn't change -- the affiliate is paid out of the profit. In the scheme you're promoting, the price DOES change. They mark it way up to pay YOU and themselves. And they mark up a commodity with a known price -- anything over a buck or two is simply taking advantage of a fool or a sucker.

There's really nothing different here from your average pyramid scheme. Shit rolls downhill, money flows uphill. When you run out of suckers, someone gets stuck holding the bag.

I'm willing to be proven wrong, but I can assure you in advance that I'm not. This ain't my first rodeo.

Hmm thread has gone silent.....

I heard that Manwin Eco Friendly Housing is Way better then silver right now

Silver is shiny.