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Article #25Re: My Bank account EXPLODED
From: L Walker
Date: Tue, 07 Sep 2004 19:43
Date: Tue, 07 Sep 2004 19:43
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SO U CAN DO MATHS THEN? LOL > CONSERVATIVE EXAMPLE > 10 people sign up from you: 1 x 10 = Your earn 10 x $10=$100 > 10 people sign up from each of them: 10 x 10 = Your earn 100 x $10=$1000 > 10 people sign up from each of them: 10 x 100 = Your earn 1,000 x $10=$10,000 > 10 people sign up from each of them: 10 x 1,000 = Your earn 10,000 x $10=$100,000 > 10 people sign up from each of them: 10 x 10,000 = Your earn 100,000 x $10=$1,000,000 > Total: 100+1000+10,000+100,000+1,000,000= $1,111,100
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