Is a "buy/sell transaction" included.
Suppose a drug dealer purchases GOLD COINS and sells them to someone for 240% of spot price. And, the coins are held by an escrow agent until they are paid for under a buy/sell agreement. Will the buyer be prosecuted. (I know the answer)
The drug dealer, unknown to the buyer, is protected because the coins are held in escrow by an attorney who would be first in line to be prosecuted, not the buyer.
The buyer is not liable, because he is purchasing the coins only, and is not a part of anything illegal.
The transaction does not fall under the Securities Act of 1933 because as it stands in light of a buy/sell transaction, it is GUARANTEED by the United States Constitution.
For instance, suppose you purchase something that is stolen, unknown to you. Do you go to prison for it?
Just because the buyer has his reasons to pay 140% more than the coin is worth is his problem wouldn't you say? You know, somethings may seem STUPID to some folks, but it is only out of ignorance of the full picture do they think that in this example.
I have found a way to GIVE money away and RECEIVE more than I give away using Biblical principals of "giving". Luke 6:38 If you aren't versed in the Bible, it is rather hard to understand. And, because man's laws hold most people back from living a financially secure future, it is their fault for listening to man rather than God.
Again, my
homepage is for folks in my hometown with a few exceptions. It is not to seek out "investors" as some morons might thimk!
I purchase circulating gold and silver coins from anyone that lives within a 50 mile radius of my hometown that wants to sell them to me for 140% over spot the day the buy/sell agreement is signed. For a gross amount of 240% paid at 20% per month over 12 months.
And, all along the coins are held by an escrow agent until they are paid for. ABSOLUTELY NO-RISK to the seller. Does anyone other than a moron/idiot see that this is NOT an investment? So, the so called "investor" is like anyother person, say a car dealer that buys cars cheap and sells at retail. In this case, the retail price of the gold coin is "wholesale" and the 240% paid over 12 months at 20% per month is "retail". The only thing is: You won't find too many people that will pay upwards of $2,400.00 for a $900.00 coin that is not a collectable and is only worth the intrinsic value.
Where I get the excess funds to pay for the coins is from the largest ponzi scheme ever devised. The federal reserve and IRS scam ran from offshore. cryer vs IRS
AGAIN, this is just for your information because NO ONE can sell me their gold coins unless they live within a 50 mile radius of Philadelphia, Mississippi.
SOMETHING YOU CAN DO:
Seek out Bonded-Investing II members from way back in 2000 - 2004 and refer them to me. I'll pay you 20% of their gross deposit so you can join Gold Wave. You'll find it at my homepage. But, do note, you can not join unless I send you the money first TO PURCHASE THE COIN(S). I do not allow "new money" out of your pocket. There is NO SPEND to link at any of my web pages, so don't look.
Clayton L. Parker
http://www.thesamgroup.net
12-04-2007, 02:10 PM
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