you said it right on the dot bro. tama gyud ka. wagtang tanan, kwarta, pamilya ug amigo. hahaha.Originally Posted by tearsforfears
you said it right on the dot bro. tama gyud ka. wagtang tanan, kwarta, pamilya ug amigo. hahaha.Originally Posted by tearsforfears
mga clasmates nako oi dghan au niapil. cge na lge pangilad. mga bakakon na kaau. ilaron ka para makaa10 sa ila seminar ba. han2d karn naa na pd clay lain gkabuangan na networking japn. mga muapil ug networking mao nay mga nawng ug kwarta.
yup. money does grow on trees but you have to cultivate it. instant cash is only in the Lotto and Deal or No Deal, and that's after you've beaten a million odds.Originally Posted by quarter_back
btw, where's the Legacy office in Mango-Chikaan? some Legacy evangelist harassed my dinner date a few years back. that was really3x bad etiquette. turned me off from networking even more.
"The borrower is servant to the lender." Prov. 22:7
unsa diay ning legacy? naay product? or naay website ini?
naay products mga sapatos, dha manto sa chikaan sa una, nanara naman, dna kaabang tingali kay wa nay nangapil, daghan lang mag seminar but walay ni avail kay mura thousand-thousand pud ila kubra.
Forget muna tayo sa Legacy issue. Lets talk about good type of INVESTMENT, I think the best company today whom we can truly trust is PHILAMLIFE. They've been in the financial business for the past 60 years. They have plenty of products like Mutual Funds (PAMI), Variable Universal Life (VUL), and the best selling products that they have now is the MONEY TREE. It's an investment link product where your money grow more than the bank can give. It has also an Insurance coverage that gives protection to the investors in case of death. As of July 7, 2007, the 1 year return reaches 58.9%, this means if you have P1Million invested last July 7, 2006 it becomes now a P1,589,000.00. That's GREAT!
kusog man jud mga equity funds all across the board, even UITF sa mga banks. not just philamlife.
Sir, first of all this is a Legacy thread so it should stay as a Legacy thread unless your comment is somehow related to it.Originally Posted by edaringay
Secondly, the higher the yield, the higher the risk. With the ROI of what your offering, I personally find it too good to be true regardless if it is from a respectable institution such as Philam Life. What's the catch?
hahaha...... and i thought its a legacy thread........![]()
One piece of advice i can give.. "If it sounds too good to be true, most likely it is"
In my own opinion on why networking scheme's or businesses which ever you may want to call it, appeals to a lot of people in the Philippines is because their marketing targets the "Juan Tamad" character in Filipinos. In which we want to receive something from doing a little or no work at all. This is a very prevalent character flaw, I for one have this, and one which we should get rid off immediately. We should stop dreaming of getting that luxury car or that huge house by just lying in bed or inviting a few people and start striving hard to attain what we want to achieve. Let us always remember that in this world there is no such thing as a free meal, unless of course your in Somalia, but then again they still had to experience war and extreme hunger before they received aid.
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