DOESN'T MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE REALLY, if it were $100,000
With the choice there is available 'at home' who is going to risk sending $1000 to Costa Rica. There would have to some 'lure', some 'edge' (distinct advantage) surely. At present I do not see it.
People who are well healed usually are very careful where they
send there money.
Now, some people, especially older people with money built up over the years can very easily become victims to a scam - and do.
But there is always a lure that they are going to double or triple their investment, or provide a high percentage interest.
I have seen these people frequently on our TV programs as victims. But they have always been conned by these convincing
'promises' or some slick talking guy who calls on them, becomes a 'friend' then 'advises' them of some good 'investment'.
I do not see any opening for this so far with the operation
as depicted by their website.
So, whether it is $10,000, or a $100,000, I can't see enough people making it viable as it stands. I may be wrong, but that's the way I see it, and I have looked into a few scams in my life.
People with that kind of money have no problem getting any kind of card. Or, am I wrong? Have I missed something?
I mean, I have no reason not to want it to be a success.
