Michael Cheney Michael Cheney's "The Golden Thread" Internet

or should it be called "Threat" for risking $747 of my money?


Here are a few reasons, why this program doesn't have credibility to risk any amount of money on it.

First, all the testimonials Cheney throws at you. All these people seem to have come out of the woodwork, making all kinds of money with "The Golden Thread", considering that this program will not be released to the public until October 2, 2008.

There is that interview with a Swiss College Kid: http://media.goldenthreadsite.com.s3.amazonaws.com/GoldenThread-SwissCollegeKidCashKing.pdf

On page two of that interview, Matt Mazur (the Swiss College Kid) states the following:

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Matt: I did a long pre-launch of about 3-1/2 weeks. Mixing the content with building the anticipation. Then on launch day, boom, it made past $20,000 USD. In my market I'm selling in Euros, so that was about $30,000 Euros.

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Now, any american gradeschool kid knows, that the currency in Switzerland is the Swiss Franc. At today's currency exchange 1 Euro is traded at approximately $USD 1,44. Obviously, this kid Matt Mazur and Michael Cheney must have been home with the mumps, when Math was taught in school. According to them, the US Dollar is worth more than the Euro (!?).

Second: Michael Cheney offers various Videos he allegedly shot of himself. One of them:
http://www.goldenthreadsite.com/blog/case-studies/the-magic-time-machine/

This particular video shows him walking down a street in an unnamed European city, where he allegedly slaved three years ago as a poor slob in an Office cubicle. He points his Videocamera at a window on the top floor of an office building. Before that, his video shows three windows of an apartment building in a rundown neighborhood, where he allegedly lived three years ago. In none of the scenes of the video did he enter the apartment or the office building. I assume, we have to take his word for that.

The video switches to "today", showing Michael, now a "Millionaire", in the back of "his mansion" he allegedly purchased for $800,000.00 in the countryside of Scotland. He shows only the rear of the mansion, but never is seen actually entering "his" mansion. The interior shots could have been taken anywhere. The attic window in the background sure does not look like it is in a mansion. The same goes for the basement shot in another video. But, he shows us a bunch of cattle grazing in a field behind the mansion. For all we know, the real owner of the mansion was probably away on an extended vacation.

For that matter, it is very easy for me to parade in front of someone's mansion and/or expensive cars, and claim that everything belongs to me!

There will be a lot of people gullible enough to fall for "The Golden Thread". But I will not be one of them getting scammed.

Doubleju
Baltimore, Maryland
U.S.A.