I've read a lot about gifting programs and seen a lot on the go and have been
invited to many since I've been chasin' the dollar online. A few days ago I was
asked by an online friend to have a look at one that has a very low entry fee
and affordable plan called Life Prosperity Club .

The program is just really getting fired up now as there were some initial issues
to resolve that would of caused problems down the road. Better to get them ironed
out now than later right? For sure...no need to let them fester.

I paid my initial $3 to join and with the Welcome Letter from the Admin...information
and instruction on how to proceed were included along with my referral link.

Straight forward and today I paid $6 to my direct Upline and another $6 to her Upline
for a total of $15 when all is said and done.

I was also invited to the Millionaire Dollar Group skype Team chat, which is busy daily
with new members coming in and questions answered with a bit of levity mixed in for
good measure. Once all the formalities are out of the way it's off to do my part of bringing
in two people to share in the fun. As I'm doing my thing, the Team and my Upline(s) bring
down people into my 2 member's organizations to get their two people. Sort of a "overflow"
happening where only 2 are required on each front or first line.



A tad complicated but it's about helping each other out to meet a common goal and the
compensation plan is outlined and explained on the Life Prosperity Club website.
Help is always just a chat away on the Team chat.

"Your Some Gifted Me Son!" If you are from Newfoundland, Canada or been there long
enough to learn their Irish/Scottish unique dialect you know what this quote means.

Say you get into a "racket" or argument with the Missus. Men are always right but sometimes
we have to give in to please the little woman..lol

To end the racket you cave and admit to a mistake you made..a common retort from "the wife"
is..."Your some gifted" actually an opposite meaning to what is normally stamped on a brilliant
minded individual. It has a humorous twist to it.

"Me Son" is a general term to label a man from a child to a senior no matter what the name
may be, relation or martial status.

Now here we go... the Missus with fists on her hips ends the "racket" with a loud bellowing
"Your some gifted me son!". Now... come here I gives you a kiss..lol