AmityFunds - Registered And Licensed.

ibiobiz · #1 08-10-2006, 06:52 PM

Hi folks.

Amityfunds is a Private Loan Program, owned and operated by Amity
Tradeinvest, a Panama Based Company.

Amityfunds is a community of people that lend funds to various projects,
and we pay these loans back to our members based on the results of
each project.

Amityfunds is not available to the public, and you need a referrer to be
able to sign up, this basically means that you need to know someone that
is involved with Amityfunds to join.

The Amityfunds team use cutting-edge trading techniques and technology
to generate high returns consistently. To take advantage of profitable
opportunities, we pursue commodities, precious metals, and foreign
exchange (spot and futures) markets, we also place funds in various short
and long term projects where profits can be very high.

Several different investment plans (avaliable in the back office).

Past performance of the investment plans can also be found in the backoffice.

That's basically what I can disclose here, PM me or visit my blog
www.ibiobiz.com if you are interested, all information can be found in the
backoffice and you can initially get a AmityFunds account for free so there
is no risk involved to check up on the program.

**zen** · #2 01-10-2007, 01:20 AM

This program has been paying for over 6 mos so deserves the recognition of being a long term payer, showing a great deal of transparency.
I've just joined so I can be more involved with the investment plans.
I know Ibiobiz is still a big supporter.
Anyone have comments?

zen

ibiobiz · #3 01-10-2007, 05:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zen

This program has been paying for over 6 mos so deserves the recognition of being a long term payer, showing a great deal of transparency.
I've just joined so I can be more involved with the investment plans.
I know Ibiobiz is still a big supporter.
Anyone have comments?

zen

Hi Zen

Darn it, did I have a thread here as well!!! LOL.

Big supporter....ME, lol.

It's hard for me to not be supportive of AF, they just keeps moving on.

Great returns, great support and fast payments.

What more can one wish for?

Cheers.

**zen** · #4 01-10-2007, 02:15 PM

Thanks for the reply Chris. Do you know how many members AF has now?

ibiobiz · #5 01-10-2007, 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zen

Thanks for the reply Chris. Do you know how many members AF has now?

Hi Zen.

There are no stats to be found about that but I actually believe
it¨s not that many members since it didn't really catch on when
it launched some 8 month's ago.

I'll try to find out though.

Cheers.

ibiobiz · #6 01-10-2007, 06:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ibiobiz

Hi Zen.

I'll try to find out though.

I popped an email over to support regarding how many members there
are in the program.

I received a very professional reply 28 minutes later and to sum it up in
a short version.

I don't know how many members there are, sorry.

Cheers.

**zen** · #7 01-10-2007, 07:01 PM

Thanks for the effort Chris. Don't know what I should think about support not knowing how many members there are. Would it be confusing to try to figure it out?

ibiobiz · #8 01-10-2007, 07:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zen

Thanks for the effort Chris. Don't know what I should think about support not knowing how many members there are. Would it be confusing to try to figure it out?

Hi Zen.

That's not the case at all.

They know very well how many members there are but won't
disclose it due to company privacy, that's all and I'm ok with that.

By the way, it was me who summed it up in the post above, that
might have come out the wrong way.

**zen** · #9 01-11-2007, 06:52 PM

No, your 'sum' was fine. Why would the number of members be a protected piece of information? I know the program has really started to grow; seems like the growth would be of interest to people, members or not. Then there is always the theory of 'strength in numbers' , or more relatively, knowing the number of people a program has is a marketing tool reflecting to others it is a good program.

ibiobiz · #10 01-11-2007, 07:06 PM

Hi Zen.

Good point and I agree about that but since they have chosen to go
the privacy route, we have to accept that.

On the other hand I think they are quit happy with the growth as it is
and it is starting to spread anyway. What they are doing is working so
to speak.

If I were to take a guess there is probably somewhere between
5-15000 members but that's just a rough, wide guess.

One thing I know for sure though is that there are tons of free members
in there who hasn't upgraded yet and that I can tell just by looking at
my own downline.

I don't really know why but one thing can be that the minimums and the
required HOI sign up keeps many "hyipers" out.

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