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GDI is nothing more than a multilevel marketing scam. Also better known as a pyramid scheme. Don’t waste your time with rip off artists, because there are many of them out there. If it seems to good to be true than it’s probably not true as the old saying goes. Check the company out at Rip off report. c o m. I know Sylvester will probably erase my comment, but I’m only telling you the truth. Primerica is another example of a multi level marketing scam. I was approached by their recruiter before.
Primerica is a self producing company, do the work get paid.
if you was a salary get a
Journey
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multilevel marketing has produced the most millionaires in america over every other industry
if you can’t do the work just say so, but calling alternative income a scam because you don’t understand it?
uncool
I 100% agree..I have been LIVING OFF MY SILVER bullion that i bought on my credit card a year ago. I was told that silver is a good investment and i started buying silver, 6 months later i was fired from my job and if i havent been buying silver months before that actauly happened, i probly wont be able to even write this message to you guys online! (paying my DSL bill) lol
it is beautiful
liquidatable is a bushism
fungible is the word
you are a legend
I am glad you are coming to Australia
I sincerely hope you decide to stay in Melbourne or Sydney
you may like to know that the Perth Mint has a near total monopoly on silver here and charges obscene premiums
seriously, a one ounce round from them costs 32 AUD when the metal at spot is 18 AUD
silver distributors from the USA could do very well
beautiful meaning that luscious bar in your hands
as far as a business opportunity, undercutting the Mint is the way
for kilo bars, they are purchased close to spot
if we see here any clampdown, then it will be on the bars
for coins, which legally carry numismatic value, then it seems there is an opportunity
I know of only a select few who are importing eagles and maple leaves
it is not organised at all
a great opportunity to corner it
the best prices so far I know of are:
eagles 24 AUD per 1 troy ounce round
maple leaf 23.40
non-official rounds at 20
all are .999 fine
If you try and import anything less than that purity they will slap you with the GST (goods and services tax) on imports, which is 10%
there are very few PM distributors here
and incredibly, in Melbourne, there is no major. A city of 4 million.
my favourite cities (to live) are Melbourne and Sydney, as they are cosmopolitan
Melbourne is my preferred city, but Sydney has the beaches
Queensland and Western Australia are likely to be the richest in the future. They will drive our economy.
There are attitudes, like anywhere, but you will find friends of silver in all major cities here.
as a former military man you may like exploring and this place is vast.
9 days is not much time. I would think 2 or three locations would be enough. You want a holiday after all.
Some nature and some civilisation. So a city or two and some action.
If you can dive, it may be a good time to see the Great Barrier Reef. Be sure to see an area untouched by warming.
I may add that there are no minters I know of that put out one ounce rounds here, other than the Perth Mint and perhaps the
Australian Mint.
I don’t know why. If there was a way to make those rounds, you have your market.
And Australia is a mid range silver producer. Below Mexico and Peru, but nonetheless, as silver is a byproduct metal of many base metals which are produced here in abundance, it is a mid tier producer, so long as those metals are required by our major markets, China and Japan.
you just don’t get the main reasons why you don’t go for 100oz silver bars. Once the price goes up your average person that can afford they will be turned away by the criminals. Secondly, the ones that can’t won’t want to pay that much for a bar online. You have to understand what they baby boomer generation thinks. They don’t understand computers that well and makes them very nervous with purchasing that much online at one time. There is a good statagey and 100oz silver bars isn’t it.
LMFAO you need to quit playing
nice piece man, good luck, and sit on it.
When the prices skyrockets most people won’t be able to afford a 100/oz bar so the 1 ounce rounds and bars will be a lot easier to sell
notice the apparent Chinese markings on that bar
beware of imitations
Chinese have been reportedly known to core out gold bars and fill them with tungsten
A retracted comment I am reposting is simply to a correction of a spelling error
Australia apparently now is imposing tax on imports of silver that are .995 pure.
That means a 10% slap on what you are selling,. passed on to the customer.
In the near term it means little, especially as local prices are characterised by near monopoly (the Perth Mint charges 100% over spot)
In the long term, if you set up a store with big reserves, with that in mind, this tax is peanuts
there is no law I know which demands repatriation of silver to the central bank (Reserve Bank of Australia) but there is for gold (in 1959, dormant ever since)
Silver is our baby
Nice bar man – have fun in Aussie land !
Dude, don’t sell that bar for less than $1 above spot. That means 18.73 an ounce, or $1873, since silver is priced at $17.73 an ounce today. You are giving that guy over $100. He can turn around on the day he buys it and sell it for $19.50.
to houseofhoops – that is so grossly racist and revolting – you missed the entire point of the video – it had nothing to do with bragging and is about using your brain and surviving – oh and fyi – I’m white
at the end of the day humans need silver and gold they will never be able to make it.
gold and silver will rise its just finding the right time to buy.
i still have loads to learn about how gold is sold and prices but im getting their lol
If all this sh*t happens the internet will be a closed switch to Government use only.
sly , im from Oz but currently in the uk , or else would have offered to show you around. Go to Byron bay 12 hours north of sydney the most beautiful place on the planet.
yo i’ll buy that of u if u give me the right price