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ParticipantHijack! LoL Bladerunner and Mad Max 2 are in my top-ten all-time favorite films… I guess I say “bring it!” Mad Max 2 has the best narrative voice-over of all movies IMO… It’s so reminiscent of OUR time it makes me tingle!
Carry on with:
ParticipantHijack! LoL Bladerunner and Mad Max 2 are in my top-ten all-time favorite films… I guess I say “bring it!” Mad Max 2 has the best narrative voice-over of all movies IMO… It’s so reminiscent of OUR time it makes me tingle!
Carry on with:
May 26, 2009 at 11:06 AM in reply to: www.Microplace.com – Your investment can earn return while helping poor #405727ParticipantHmmm. Reading through microplace’s so-called FAQs results in very little information. They are vague and don’t give many details.
They pay you 3% for making loans but they charge the borrowers (poor people) between 18 and 60%. Sounds a lot like IMF style tactics being sold as a semi-charitable org letting “investors” take all the risk while making a killing in fees and interest.
May 26, 2009 at 11:06 AM in reply to: www.Microplace.com – Your investment can earn return while helping poor #405972ParticipantHmmm. Reading through microplace’s so-called FAQs results in very little information. They are vague and don’t give many details.
They pay you 3% for making loans but they charge the borrowers (poor people) between 18 and 60%. Sounds a lot like IMF style tactics being sold as a semi-charitable org letting “investors” take all the risk while making a killing in fees and interest.
May 26, 2009 at 11:06 AM in reply to: www.Microplace.com – Your investment can earn return while helping poor #406212ParticipantHmmm. Reading through microplace’s so-called FAQs results in very little information. They are vague and don’t give many details.
They pay you 3% for making loans but they charge the borrowers (poor people) between 18 and 60%. Sounds a lot like IMF style tactics being sold as a semi-charitable org letting “investors” take all the risk while making a killing in fees and interest.
May 26, 2009 at 11:06 AM in reply to: www.Microplace.com – Your investment can earn return while helping poor #406273ParticipantHmmm. Reading through microplace’s so-called FAQs results in very little information. They are vague and don’t give many details.
They pay you 3% for making loans but they charge the borrowers (poor people) between 18 and 60%. Sounds a lot like IMF style tactics being sold as a semi-charitable org letting “investors” take all the risk while making a killing in fees and interest.
May 26, 2009 at 11:06 AM in reply to: www.Microplace.com – Your investment can earn return while helping poor #406421ParticipantHmmm. Reading through microplace’s so-called FAQs results in very little information. They are vague and don’t give many details.
They pay you 3% for making loans but they charge the borrowers (poor people) between 18 and 60%. Sounds a lot like IMF style tactics being sold as a semi-charitable org letting “investors” take all the risk while making a killing in fees and interest.
May 26, 2009 at 10:55 AM in reply to: www.Microplace.com – Your investment can earn return while helping poor #405717ParticipantYes others have posted about this here. Interesting concept.
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May 26, 2009 at 10:55 AM in reply to: www.Microplace.com – Your investment can earn return while helping poor #406202ParticipantYes others have posted about this here. Interesting concept.
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