What the heck is this ??

Interesting. Do these guys have a long history of unsavory business practices?

 

I have a sneaking suspicion that this Jerry Wayne Anderson is the same Jerry Wayne Anderson who in 2006 was investigated by the SEC for accounting fraud. Could be wrong on this one though.

 

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Web site is new, still getting it improved.

I'll try to get statements from the people who put this system together. But you can probably imagine they don't want to bother with type of scrutiny or they woulda been here themselves.

 

Sure, what's your name b.t.w ?

 

Most of the people that I have met that are trading this are NEW, just incase I haven't said that before. The system has been around for about 6 months.

I share the brokerage statements of people that have been doing this for over three months so there is SOME point of reference.

I put my story here right up front... I'm new too. When I have a verifiable track record with brokerage statements for 3 months, thats one thing.

'Till then, I'm just the guy who tracks down information and tries to answer questions.

 

That makes any statements you send out worthless, imagine, I am getting statements from some anonymous shill on a message board that claims to be related to theexchangut.com.

In this case, the only statements that will have any value, will be the ones put on the website...


P.S. The guy who tracks down info and tries to answer questions BUT has no relationship to this company in any way, yeah , right , just 1 of the good guys..




P.S. This way you are sure to be on the safe side of the law..

 

my name is Randy and you can call me at the number on the link to The Exchange

 

Apparently there's also a "multi-level marketing" scheme built in to this operation as well. Inves200 probably gets paid for every person he gets to sign up, and then gets a portion of the proceeds whenever someone who he signs up signs someone else up. Starting to see the pyramid yet?

 

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One MORE thing to put on the list.

Jerry is NOT to the originator of the system, but he does facilitate some of the education.

 

I certainly haven't been shy about saying this is a marketing effort, that people do hope to get paid for that.

Of the 2000 or so sign up fee, 1000 total goes to the guys who signs ya up (500) and the two above him split another 500.

It makes it worth your while to share it ... good luck getting rich on that though.

Maybe someday soon we will all live in a world where money and making a living is all provided for us ... 'till then...