We all have a trust fund?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: galaga

Why would I be triggered by the Freeman on the Land scam? I'm not foolish enough to think it is even remotely realistic.

Ok for the last F-ing time. How is this working for some people?

If it wasn't there. How are they paying these bills? It works for some people.

Jesus.

originally posted by: galaga

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: galaga

Why would I be triggered by the Freeman on the Land scam? I'm not foolish enough to think it is even remotely realistic.

If it wasn't there. How are they paying these bills? It works for some people.

.

It really doesn't.

originally posted by: galaga
Ok for the last F-ing time. How is this working for some people?

It's not.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: galaga
Ok for the last F-ing time. How is this working for some people?

It's not.

Well that's not what I'm reading on those comments.

Ok, let's just say. It isn't there.

It's not there.


I'm done.


I'll go ask on another forum.

Thanks anyway.

originally posted by: galaga
Well that's not what I'm reading on those comments.

Why would people running a scam admit to the scam?

a reply to: galaga

if it " really works " - why is Anna von reitz begging for paypal donates ??

originally posted by: galaga

originally posted by: lordcomac
a reply to: galaga

Good luck with this rabbit hole, friend.

You'll quickly come to the straw man argument, which appears to be completely valid- right up until high priced lawyers put you in prison for the rest of your life.

I'm not saying I'm going to try this. I'm just asking about an account in all of our names? I had not heard of this until now. How much money do we have in these accounts?

zero. They don't exist. Anyone claiming it does is lying.

originally posted by: galaga

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: galaga

Why would I be triggered by the Freeman on the Land scam? I'm not foolish enough to think it is even remotely realistic.

Ok for the last F-ing time. How is this working for some people?

If it wasn't there. How are they paying these bills? It works for some people.

Jesus.

it doesn't work. You think the scam works without fake reviews?

a reply to: galaga

so you dont get the answer you want at ATS - so you are going to trawl the internet - till you find someone who tells you what you want to here [ it works ]

well wow - thats one way of doing things

originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: galaga

so you dont get the answer you want at ATS - so you are going to trawl the internet - till you find someone who tells you what you want to here [ it works ]

well wow - thats one way of doing things

Nope, that's not it.

Not at all. My question was why is it working for some and not for others.

But you guys keep saying it doesn't work.

But it has though. Some people are saying some transactions work, some don't.

My question is why do some of them clear?

Why does it clear?

Ok, back to "We don't have a trust"

Ok, we don't.

But why is it there? What is it then? What is this for?

Another thing, how can all those comments be scammers?

Now, all I'm just saying is I'm on the fence with this. Because to me, "it's not true" doesn't answer my questions.

a reply to: galaga

Nothing works nothing is there. It's a scam and they hooked you.

originally posted by: galaga
Some people are saying some transactions work...

See the bolded word? That's the one you should focus on, they can say anything they want.

Just like the great A. Lincoln said, 'Don't believe everything you read on the internet'.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: galaga

Nothing works nothing is there. It's a scam and they hooked you.

Can you not read? I said I was on the fence.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: galaga
Some people are saying some transactions work...

See the bolded word? That's the one you should focus on, they can say anything they want.

Just like the great A. Lincoln said, 'Don't believe everything you read on the internet'.

And all you're SAYING is what Abraham Lincoln said.


Saying things doesn't make it a lie.

This is how we communicate.

originally posted by: galaga
Saying things doesn't make it a lie.

Saying things that are a lie makes them a lie.

Listen, why don't you try it yourself? Seriously. You seem to not want to listen to the truth that it's a scam. Give it a go, let us know how it works out.

a reply to: galaga

And defending it. It's a proven lie and scam with actual court cases to prove it. Feel free to believe it though.

a reply to: galaga

You need to find evidence it works. People saying it works isn't evidence.

BTW, you won't find any because it's a scam.

There was a time where you could use the numbers on the back of your SS card and run them through Fidelity dot com and sure enough there was a bond being traded on the market.

This was at least 7 or 8 years ago.

My number was worth 126 million at that time.

They have since stopped this from being searchable a couple of years back when I was trying to show a friend.

Take it for what you will, I saw it and that's all I can confirm or disclose.

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: galaga

You need to find evidence it works. People saying it works isn't evidence.

BTW, you won't find any because it's a scam.

Ok.

Just an FYI, I have an over unity device that I want to bring to market and I just need some funding to get through the production stage. It really, really works, honestly. It's the interwebs, why would I lie? Send me your cash.