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From: David J Darigo
Date: Wed, 16 Oct 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 16 Oct 1996 00:00
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Hello everyone,
I used to think this was a huge joke until I tried it - the "turn $5
into $50,000" idea. But after awhile I started to realize "This either
works or it's a complete scam - but I intend to find out."
What about you? You can do it with only 5$ and 5 postage stamps (that's
only $6.60 in the USA - hardly what I call a risky investment when you
consider the rewards). Everyone who tries this will make much, much more
than that, so what have you got to lose? $5.00 plus postage? BIG DEAL!
Hopefully you can see that this really does work and you'll read on.
Follow this simple, perfectly legal 3 step procedure and you can't go
wrong;
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First step - Type or write your name and address on 5 separate pieces of
paper with the words "Please add me to your mailing list". Fold a $1
bill or money order in each of pieces of paper, place them in 5
envelopes and mail one to each of the following five addresses:
1- Jcl
1313 Wake Forest Dr. #125
Davis, CA 95616
2- RFP
9594 1st Ave., NE, #423
Seattle, WA 98115
3- JJC
1770 Glenmore Ave.
East Meadow NY 11554
4- Carl Snow
13510 Caldwell DR.
Austin, TX 78750
5- Chris Darigo
69 Mile Hill South
Newtown, CT 06470
Second Step - Now remove the 1st name on the list, move the other 4
names up (5 becomes 4, 4 becomes 3 etc.) and put your name and address
as number 5 on the list. You can do this by re-typing this article or
simply editing it in a word processor.
Third Step - Now Post your adjusted article to at least 200 Usenet news
groups (there are over 20,00 of them).
That�s it! You are now in the Mail Order Investment Business and you
will start receiving $1 returns by mail within a week or two. The more
news groups you post to, the bigger your return will be. You may even
want to rent a P O Box to handle the volume of mail you�re likely to
receive.
If you wish to remain anonymous, you can use a pseudonym such as "The
Manager" or "The Investor", but make sure your snail address is correct.
How does this work? Of every 200 postings I made, I received and average
of 5 replies for $5. OK that may not seem like much but read on��.
Each person who sent you $1 also makes - let�s say, only 200 additional
postings with your name at number 4, i.e. 1000 postings.
On average therefore 50 people will send you $1 with your name at number
4. You make $50.
Your 50 new agents make 200 postings each with your name at number 3 or
10,000 postings - average return 500 at $1 each is $500. They make 200
postings each with your name at number 2 = 100,000 postings = 5,000
returns at $1 each - 5,000.
Finally, 5,00 people make 200 postings with your name at number 1 and
you get a return of $50,000 before your name is off the list. And that�s
if everyone down the line makes 200 postings or more! Total income in
one cycle = 55,500 or more.
And when you drop off the list - simply start over!
Remember, this only cost five dollars, 5 postage stamps and some online
time. So what are you waiting for?
You may be thinking " This has been a while - What happens if the scheme
is "played out" and no one sends me any money" Big deal! So you lose $5
- but with hundreds of thousands people joining the Internet everyday,
that is hardly likely to happen.
Remember, Follow the procedure or you get much money. If you raise it to
$5, people will not go for it and they will wonder why they wasted $25.
So if you follow the procedure correctly you will be rich.
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