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this is a real company not a scam like PNMS
I have done no such thing
Not to mention that real estate is real property and the PDRs are not. what if the PDR's get crushed and they kick you out of your house.
also have to remember that if the foundation wants to kick you out of your own house , they can and you would have ZERO recourse
I just got this message from a concerned investor
I wouldn't trust them with my money. if they are telling me I have to buy a house with my own cash, but I do not own the house and the foundation owns everything, that is nothing more than you would have in Cuba or any other communist county It is also a lot like some of the religious cults. You give them your money and they vgive you a place to live, but once you trun over the money it is all part of a communal pool and you have in truth relinquished your rights to it. What rights would you have if the whole thing folded? Absolutely none.
that would be an illegal tax scheme if in fact thats whats going on. who told you this? the company?
whoa that is indeed very very scary
thats up to them to decide isnt it?
PNMS is a scam for sure.
of course I was doing some research between a real debit card company like pspj and the con job of PNMS. oh well.
of course I was talking about PNMS LOL I was doing some research on real card companies like PSPJ
really then I point you to the foundation tab on the pnms website
the company said they would wire funds, no?
true but discussing ways to evade taxes is NOT
why not?
its not a complicated issue at all
why dont you make a simple call to the IRS taxpayer hotline.
neither can I but thats what they are claiming the company is saying now.
that doesnt make the foundation a retirement account
are you saying the fundation is an approved retirement account? I will ask the IRS if they are on the list
I'm looking at PSPJ this week. can you look at the chart for us?
goodnight
no actually I sent full complaints based on MT's blog writing PRs and the foundations website
you will owe the taxes the second you sell teh PDRs regardless if proceeds are turned into gold
But of course this is all hypothetical as MT didnt say anything about loaning against unsold PDR's
you could and you could also compare it to a margin account. PROVIDED we are not talking about cash as the underlying asset to be borrowed against
no one, but I'd like to see you get a loan against the PDRs LOL, now lets talk about the cash, why cant they wire?
well, is that what they are doing? loaning money against your unsold PDR's?
not sure, but worth telling about this, maybe another reward for me
assets being what? unsold PDR's if thats the case then I think you make a good point, if its cash you do not make a point
absolutely and I am calling the Department of Justice FINCIN unit monday
so they are going to loan you money against your unsold PDR's?
no thats the opinion of the UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
midas tell me how you can loan your own money to yourself? call the IRS and ask them if you can do that
dude its a scheme no one is loaning you anything
You guys dont have to believe me, call the IRS taxpayer hotline and ask them!!!!! And BTW the IRS gives cash rewards for turning in tax schemes like this one. I will probably make more from that than you will from PDRs LOL
you cant loan yourself money in an attempt to avoid taxes. just ask the IRS
stocksniper, not only will you owe tax the moment you sell those PDR's you will olso owe tax based on the difference in value between the stock cert and the PDR's you received. the transaction you made by swapping your certs for PDRs resulted in a gain of value and must be reported
no doubt you wont be as the IRS is looking into this. many complaints were filed today
what could possibly be more important than finding and crediting member accounts with their hard earned and well deserved money? Excuse me if I cant think of one