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Theo · 09-28-2005, 08:03 AM

How to Cash in on "the Biggest Real Estate Scam in America"

When you see the numbers, you'll wonder why it's NOT against the law

I want you to know that my lawyers have checked and re-checked every single word of this letter.

Everything here is completely accurate. More surprisingly, it?s also totally legal. If you decide to adopt this real estate strategy, you will not be breaking the law.

But it sure will seem like it...

If you have at least $2,000 to invest, and meet a few other qualifications, I want to introduce you to what is, without a doubt, the most lucrative kind of real estate deal ever devised.

For starters, the way I see it, it?s almost impossible to lose money on these kinds of deals. You don?t have to take on any debt. You won?t have to deal with any individual renters. There?s nothing to flip. No lawyers to pay. In fact, believe it or not, all you have to do is make a phone call, invest, and simply wait for the money to come to you from that point forward.

And you won?t believe how much money I?m talking about either...

I believe you?ll make at least 400% on your money ? for starters. The possible ?Initial Public Offering? (IPO) could double your money overnight. Judging by similar deals I?ve seen, you should be able to turn $10,000 into $100,000, if you decide to hold for the long term.

Best of all, you can get in on one of these deals with as little as $2,000 ? before it begins trading on the stock market. You'll pay just $10.50 per share.

This letter is your invitation to participate in the launch of a new, national real estate company I?ve been researching for my investment newsletter subscribers over the past several months.

Why do I call this a scam? Because of certain laws, these new real estate firms will have shocking advantages over other real estate operations. For starters, corporations like this do not pay a single dime in federal taxes. More importantly, they do not pay upkeep or maintenance on any of their properties: That giant capital burden will fall solely on the tenants.

Let me make sure you understand what I'm talking about: In these deals, the renters pay for everything: maintenance, upkeep, improvements, taxes, etc. If the air-conditioning breaks, the tenant has to fix it. If a toilet backs up, it's the renter's responsibility. It's such a good deal for the owners, it seems like a scam. But it's 100% legal. In fact, this real estate deal already has some of America's biggest blue-chip companies as clients, including: General Electric, Office Depot, Revlon, Verizon, The Gap, and FedEx.

Why would these successful American businesses agree to a long-term lease with a company that pays no federal taxes, charges expensive rent, and requires tenants to pay all of a building's upkeep?

That's the secret behind this kind of deal?I'll explain it all in a moment.

Yes, you can really get in now, before the IPO. And yes, I swear, this is all legal. That?s why publications like Forbes, Barron?s, The New York Times, and even The Wall Street Journal have written about these types of deals in recent months.

I understand, this is not the kind of thing your neighbor has been buying. This isn?t ?no money down? investing. Or Condoflipping.com. But, if you?re looking for an extremely conservative way to make a lot of money in real estate, it might be right for you.

One thing?s for sure: Unless you?re getting into deals like these, it?s going to be hard for you to make money in real estate over the next few years. Prices have gone crazy. But in this deal, you?ll be buying before the IPO, so you?re ahead of the crowd.

Let me show you how it all works.......

and the newsletter continue. This people manage to send every day a newsletter that will grab your attention. Amazing

Phoenix · 09-28-2005, 08:06 AM

you could also send out several stock picks on email to everyone.

then you just keep the picks you were right on and send those people more picks.

then you repeat...by the fifth correct pick in a row you should be able to charge a monthly fee ;)

09-28-2005, 08:03 AM	#1
Theo HAL 9000 Industry Role: Join Date: May 2001 Posts: 34,515	America's Biggest Scam How to Cash in on "the Biggest Real Estate Scam in America" When you see the numbers, you'll wonder why it's NOT against the law I want you to know that my lawyers have checked and re-checked every single word of this letter. Everything here is completely accurate. More surprisingly, it?s also totally legal. If you decide to adopt this real estate strategy, you will not be breaking the law. But it sure will seem like it... If you have at least $2,000 to invest, and meet a few other qualifications, I want to introduce you to what is, without a doubt, the most lucrative kind of real estate deal ever devised. For starters, the way I see it, it?s almost impossible to lose money on these kinds of deals. You don?t have to take on any debt. You won?t have to deal with any individual renters. There?s nothing to flip. No lawyers to pay. In fact, believe it or not, all you have to do is make a phone call, invest, and simply wait for the money to come to you from that point forward. And you won?t believe how much money I?m talking about either... I believe you?ll make at least 400% on your money ? for starters. The possible ?Initial Public Offering? (IPO) could double your money overnight. Judging by similar deals I?ve seen, you should be able to turn $10,000 into $100,000, if you decide to hold for the long term. Best of all, you can get in on one of these deals with as little as $2,000 ? before it begins trading on the stock market. You'll pay just $10.50 per share. This letter is your invitation to participate in the launch of a new, national real estate company I?ve been researching for my investment newsletter subscribers over the past several months. Why do I call this a scam? Because of certain laws, these new real estate firms will have shocking advantages over other real estate operations. For starters, corporations like this do not pay a single dime in federal taxes. More importantly, they do not pay upkeep or maintenance on any of their properties: That giant capital burden will fall solely on the tenants. Let me make sure you understand what I'm talking about: In these deals, the renters pay for everything: maintenance, upkeep, improvements, taxes, etc. If the air-conditioning breaks, the tenant has to fix it. If a toilet backs up, it's the renter's responsibility. It's such a good deal for the owners, it seems like a scam. But it's 100% legal. In fact, this real estate deal already has some of America's biggest blue-chip companies as clients, including: General Electric, Office Depot, Revlon, Verizon, The Gap, and FedEx. Why would these successful American businesses agree to a long-term lease with a company that pays no federal taxes, charges expensive rent, and requires tenants to pay all of a building's upkeep? That's the secret behind this kind of deal?I'll explain it all in a moment. Yes, you can really get in now, before the IPO. And yes, I swear, this is all legal. That?s why publications like Forbes, Barron?s, The New York Times, and even The Wall Street Journal have written about these types of deals in recent months. I understand, this is not the kind of thing your neighbor has been buying. This isn?t ?no money down? investing. Or Condoflipping.com. But, if you?re looking for an extremely conservative way to make a lot of money in real estate, it might be right for you. One thing?s for sure: Unless you?re getting into deals like these, it?s going to be hard for you to make money in real estate over the next few years. Prices have gone crazy. But in this deal, you?ll be buying before the IPO, so you?re ahead of the crowd. Let me show you how it all works....... and the newsletter continue. This people manage to send every day a newsletter that will grab your attention. Amazing

09-28-2005, 08:06 AM	#2
Phoenix BACON BACON BACON Industry Role: Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Poems everybody, the laddie fancies himself a poet Posts: 35,465	you could also send out several stock picks on email to everyone. then you just keep the picks you were right on and send those people more picks. then you repeat...by the fifth correct pick in a row you should be able to charge a monthly fee ;) __________________ Skype Phoenixskype1 Telegram PhoenixBrad https://quantads.io