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I guess I am confused again, I do not see how you make any money. I mean somewhere sometime you need to buy a ticket to win something don't you.
The only way I have put money in my CD account at the bank is to use real dollars. They want cash not wagering practices or promises of things that might be possible. Because when the Internet Bank pays me 5 1/2% they actually pay in cash. I have found this to be true with all banks and investment opportunities.
I am not trying to be a wise guy here, I guess I am just too old to understand the new ways of doing things. Of course I do remember the .COM mess a few years ago where everyone was buying stock with p/e ratios of 400 and 500 to 1. In fact, the earnings from a lot of them was zip. But guess what, one day someone said, hey, you got to pay me what you owe me in real money and that was the beginning of the end. I had that one figured out way before the end, thank God.
Apparently, you are the provider of the potential for good news. I mean by that you project possibilities and it is up to the player whether or not he wants to take your advice. Am I at least correct with this assumption?
I just want to get this straight okay? You personally don't wager any cash or at least not much but you advise on the wagering of cash, excuse me wagering practices and yet you make enough to keep youself happy. Hmmm, I just can't see me presenting a deal like this as a business plan to my banker.
Like I said all this stuff is new to me. I have many friends who have advised me that if you really want to know what is going on in a process just follow the money. It has worked every time for me. Am I following the money correctly in your case?
Maybe, I have missed the boat entirely here, are you retired and have a comfortable annuity coming in?
My bills have to be paid with real dollars and I make real dollars to pay them. I am sorry if I seem a little confused but man from my prospective STARPATH5 is taking me to Mars.
Please set me straight.
Floridian