You Can't Count On Everybody
The title of this article "You Can't Count On Everybody" is a backup plan
you have to think about when you are forming a group to invest or join in a
program or company.
People will sign up and are intrigued at the thought of making money and
see it's a group effort. Yes..I'm in...you can count on me! But...will the enthusiasm
and commitment be there when it's crunch time and it's time to lay some money
on the table. Geez...I don't know now...I've had time to think about it and read some
articles where these deals can go wrong and well...nahhh...I'll pass.
See what I am getting at here and it only takes a few people to throw a monkey
wrench into the whole plan. What about a private group and money is already
gone into the deal and suddenly people want out. Man! Don't even want to think
about that...really opening a can of worms there. A situation like that can escalate
into a lot of bad feelings in a hurry. I won't get into that any deeper because I have
seen it before...I'm seeing it now and for sure...It's going to happen again.
I'm not saying the "group" approach to joining and investing in a program is a
bad idea because it's proved itself to work but the organizers need to have
a backup plan in place in case investors want to and in most cases, will back
out.
One thing about "surfs" and HYIP's once you hit that "PAY' button your in...no
backing out now baby! Your locked in and need to work or in the case of HYIP's,
watch, your investment until the end of the term. In some cases you can back
out as well but that usually involves a penalty being assessed and you don't
get 100% of your principal back.
So...back to the "group" approach to an investment...a person should be committed
once aware of the terms and conditions plus all the information about the "plan"
or one member can actually case a lot of headaches for everyone involved and
possibly, funds being "locked", if complaints to the right authorities are made.
If you have 100% agreement, it could be a force to deal with. {mutual fund of hyips}
arrange exchange of names for referral commissions. Organize with a new hyip to get in and out in time with entire principal investment and then cash out every day until hyip dies. Plan needs a knowledgeable leader.Set up the formate and see if you a dozen to join. This could be a long term income plan and bunch of new readers Set up a trial.
Bob Lee
Bob,
I agree...but just as an example a sizable group, which I won't name at this time, is
entering a Matrix program and going smoothly until a snag has occurred where members
are not signing up to the referral link sent to them, who obviously have changed their
minds about the plan. However, the Admin of this group has decided to move these
people to the bottom of the list and carry on. Got to have a backup plan and expect the
unexpected....lol
Gord
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