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The same negative things said here about these investments could be said about literally thousands of investment opportunities around the world every day. It happens; welcome to the world of INVESTMENTS. But just because a friend introduces you to the love of your life and you marry her, if she turns out ugly in 20 years, don't blame HIM and say that he ripped you off! You've got to take responsibility for yourself - whether deciding to marry a girl ... or invest your money.

Are you an adult ... or are you a child? Because you go to a place where you are given more freedom to make investment decisions than you can at home, don't blame those who gave you that opportunity when everything does not pan out as nicely as you (and they) wished! You knew you were going to be given that kind of opportunity, or you would never have paid for a ticket to attend.

You say that you were very happy with your investment for 8 months, so for 8 months it was doing everything that you had hoped it would, right? For 8 months, YOU would have said that the company had a "pretty good track record." (So, for 8 solid months, you would have been a poster child for this seminar company, right?) If you suffered no ill fortune until 8 months (an eternity in the investment world) had passed, whose fault was it? Could the person/company who introduced you to it have known that was going to happen? Did he make money off of you when the investment reversed? No and no. You had a private relationship with the company you invested with, right?

But you heard right: YOU have to do your OWN due diligence. You did not pay this educational company to do it for you, and they told you from the get-go that they had not, that YOU had to do it, right? (You admitted as much.) You bragged that the investment they told you about did well for 8 solid months. Did you listen to their due diligence instruction or their advice to pull your initial investment money out as soon as you had earned it back - before those 8 months were up? You ask, "How is the average guy supposed to do this? Hire a private investigator? After paying about $7,000 to hear about all these great opportunities, then I'm supposed to further investigate these offshore companies presented?" The answer, my friend, is YES. Whatever it takes for YOU to know the facts until YOU feel safe enough to invest YOUR own funds, to take complete responsibility for YOUR own financial decision and not blame someone else for your loss, YES, that is what YOU are supposed to do. It is what this educational company TOLD you to do, and you cannot blame someone else that you did not do what you were supposed to do. It is nobody's fault but your OWN. The egg is on YOUR face, and now you've just posted it on the internet for the whole world to see.

By the way, if you find a company that does all of your due diligence for you, that GUARANTEES positive returns on all of the investments they let you hear about, and that sells you a ticket to an event where you can get that information for around $7000, PLEASE post it here for the rest of us to learn about, will you?

- a Truth Teller and a True Friend (one not afraid to tell you what you need to hear)

The same negative things said here about these investments could be said about literally thousands of investment opportunities around the world every day. It happens; welcome to the world of INVESTMENTS. But just because a friend introduces you to the love of your life and you marry her, if she turns out ugly in 20 years, don't blame HIM and say that he ripped you off! You've got to take responsibility for yourself - whether deciding to marry a girl ... or invest your money.

Are you an adult ... or are you a child? Because you go to a place where you are given more freedom to make investment decisions than you can at home, don't blame those who gave you that opportunity when everything does not pan out as nicely as you (and they) wished! You knew you were going to be given that kind of opportunity, or you would never have paid for a ticket to attend.

You say that you were very happy with your investment for 8 months, so for 8 months it was doing everything that you had hoped it would, right? For 8 months, YOU would have said that the company had a "pretty good track record." (So, for 8 solid months, you would have been a poster child for this seminar company, right?) If you suffered no ill fortune until 8 months (an eternity in the investment world) had passed, whose fault was it? Could the person/company who introduced you to it have known that was going to happen? Did he make money off of you when the investment reversed? No and no. You had a private relationship with the company you invested with, right?

But you heard right: YOU have to do your OWN due diligence. You did not pay this educational company to do it for you, and they told you from the get-go that they had not, that YOU had to do it, right? (You admitted as much.) You bragged that the investment they told you about did well for 8 solid months. Did you listen to their due diligence instruction or their advice to pull your initial investment money out as soon as you had earned it back - before those 8 months were up? You ask, "How is the average guy supposed to do this? Hire a private investigator? After paying about $7,000 to hear about all these great opportunities, then I'm supposed to further investigate these offshore companies presented?" The answer, my friend, is YES. Whatever it takes for YOU to know the facts until YOU feel safe enough to invest YOUR own funds, to take complete responsibility for YOUR own financial decision and not blame someone else for your loss, YES, that is what YOU are supposed to do. It is what this educational company TOLD you to do, and you cannot blame someone else that you did not do what you were supposed to do. It is nobody's fault but your OWN. The egg is on YOUR face, and now you've just posted it on the internet for the whole world to see.

By the way, if you find a company that does all of your due diligence for you, that GUARANTEES positive returns on all of the investments they let you hear about, and that sells you a ticket to an event where you can get that information for around $7000, PLEASE post it here for the rest of us to learn about, will you?

- a Truth Teller and a True Friend (one not afraid to tell you what you need to hear)

The same negative things said here about these investments could be said about literally thousands of investment opportunities around the world every day. It happens; welcome to the world of INVESTMENTS. But just because a friend introduces you to the love of your life and you marry her, if she turns out ugly in 20 years, don't blame HIM and say that he ripped you off! You've got to take responsibility for yourself - whether deciding to marry a girl ... or invest your money.

Are you an adult ... or are you a child? Because you go to a place where you are given more freedom to make investment decisions than you can at home, don't blame those who gave you that opportunity when everything does not pan out as nicely as you (and they) wished! You knew you were going to be given that kind of opportunity, or you would never have paid for a ticket to attend.

You say that you were very happy with your investment for 8 months, so for 8 months it was doing everything that you had hoped it would, right? For 8 months, YOU would have said that the company had a "pretty good track record." (So, for 8 solid months, you would have been a poster child for this seminar company, right?) If you suffered no ill fortune until 8 months (an eternity in the investment world) had passed, whose fault was it? Could the person/company who introduced you to it have known that was going to happen? Did he make money off of you when the investment reversed? No and no. You had a private relationship with the company you invested with, right?

But you heard right: YOU have to do your OWN due diligence. You did not pay this educational company to do it for you, and they told you from the get-go that they had not, that YOU had to do it, right? (You admitted as much.) You bragged that the investment they told you about did well for 8 solid months. Did you listen to their due diligence instruction or their advice to pull your initial investment money out as soon as you had earned it back - before those 8 months were up? You ask, "How is the average guy supposed to do this? Hire a private investigator? After paying about $7,000 to hear about all these great opportunities, then I'm supposed to further investigate these offshore companies presented?" The answer, my friend, is YES. Whatever it takes for YOU to know the facts until YOU feel safe enough to invest YOUR own funds, to take complete responsibility for YOUR own financial decision and not blame someone else for your loss, YES, that is what YOU are supposed to do. It is what this educational company TOLD you to do, and you cannot blame someone else that you did not do what you were supposed to do. It is nobody's fault but your OWN. The egg is on YOUR face, and now you've just posted it on the internet for the whole world to see.

By the way, if you find a company that does all of your due diligence for you, that GUARANTEES positive returns on all of the investments they let you hear about, and that sells you a ticket to an event where you can get that information for around $7000, PLEASE post it here for the rest of us to learn about, will you?

- a Truth Teller and a True Friend (one not afraid to tell you what you need to hear)