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icanselljesus said:again, as I have said all day long please show where I tried to promote a product in any way, shape or form. If you can I will apologize and move forward...funny you should say that given you accused ellory of the very same thing when he wasn't advertising anything either. It may sound like it is, but I guarantee that you sounded far more like the UFF shills than he sounded like a huckster. not accusing you of being a shill, just pointing out an irony.

somewhat off topic... what's the longest the finance forum has gone without an MLM/UFF/"looking for more information on <insert scam of the week>" thread being started? Few days maybe?

Don't crucify me for being new on here, you have to start somewhere. I have been reserching MMA since I have bought the system and surfing around the internet. When found this and I felt compelled to sign up and reply. The Money Merge Account is NOT a scam and the $3500 is an investment in my family's future. I will be completely debt free in 7.8 years and that includes a $22,000 loan for a BMW that is less than a year old and a $174,200 1st Mtg and a $74,000 2nd that was almost maxed when I started the program. As well as other credit card debt. It has given me a way to plan my future and my finances currently, as well as shown me how I can use the system to build up a very nice retirement. There is also a 100% Money Back Guarantee. This programwas paid for the 2nd month I was on it so everthing else is gravy. I could stop using it right now and still be further ahead than I was a few months ago. I don't understand why people attack something that you have not fully checked out and are commenting on what you think this is rather than what you know it is. I would like to know how many of you are doing this on your own,and achieving results anywhere close. I bet not one of you are. Also the coolest thing about MMA is that I am using the banks money to pay off my debt and keeping my money working for me!

I expected that. Not a shill just a happy customer.

GiovanniGigiloMan said:Don't crucify me for being new on here, you have to start somewhere. I have been reserching MMA since I have bought the system and surfing around the internet. When found this and I felt compelled to sign up and reply. The Money Merge Account is NOT a scam and the $3500 is an investment in my family's future. I will be completely debt free in 7.8 years and that includes a $22,000 loan for a BMW that is less than a year old and a $174,200 1st Mtg and a $74,000 2nd that was almost maxed when I started the program. As well as other credit card debt. It has given me a way to plan my future and my finances currently, as well as shown me how I can use the system to build up a very nice retirement. There is also a 100% Money Back Guarantee. This programwas paid for the 2nd month I was on it so everthing else is gravy. I could stop using it right now and still be $70,000 further ahead than I was a few months ago. I don't understand why people attack something that you have not fully checked out and are commenting on what you think this is rather than what you know it is. I would like to know how many of you are doing this on your own,and achieving results anywhere close. I bet not one of you are. Also the coolest thing about MMA is that I am using the banks money to pay off my debt and keeping my money working for me!

Unlike the short sighted people here I say congratulations to you. Could you have done the same thing on your own ? Yes. Would it have been cheaper? Yes. Would you have? From what you say, no. So if $3500 spent by you helps you reach your goals that you would not have otherwise reached then good for you.

Some of these same jokesters on this board spent hundreds of thousand on private schools or out of state tuition when they could have gone to an in state public school and saved money. They have normal jobs (meaning they make $80,000 or less) that they could have obtained just as easily with that in state education. Did they waste their money? I guess so. If you are happy and you are on your way to your goals who am I to say that isn't $4,000-$5,000 (price you will pay extra over the long haul) well spent?

GiovanniGigiloMan said:mikef07 said:GiovanniGigiloMan said: ...
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Please respect the OP's wishes and take it to the other thread. I've redded you because of the OP's wishes. Now everyone please red me too.

I see numbers in your post, but nowhere near enough to do any calculations. Insufficient data. Now, why in the world would people into the UFF scam be so resistant to posting a complete data set?

edit: LOL, nobody here is adamant about disproving it. That's water under the bridge a long time ago and we've even got the t-shirts to prove it.

GiovanniGigiloMan said:I am gathering my report right now to post in a minute. Why are you people so adament about disproving this, is it above your comprehension level?. I am an actual client.i would bet $1000 based on the name dropping that this story is not legit (researching after you bought?). he has no understanding of finance, only standard UFF talking points. 99.99% shill. Why are we adamantly trying to disprove? Most people try to help out people in need. People NEED to know the truth behind this. Can't wait to see your numbers...

Google results hurtin' ya business much?

see this is the flaw with this thread. people dumb enough (sorry Gman, not a more accurate word to use there) to buy into MMA aren't smart enough to know what information to post.

what's your extra income you have available to apply towards debt? if you are paying off all your debt in 8 years, you have to have a LOT of it. What are the interest rates of the various debts you have? You didn't think that might be relevant?

This is why I say 99.99% sure this guy is a UFF shill. He only spouts the result, not what it actually takes to get there, IE, REAL PAYMENTS he has to make.

Everyone just happens "to be researching the product they just bought." Yeah, I'm going to go buy a few thousand dollars worth of stock......and then research the company.

Google search results ROCK!

From the OP Simply post the following and we will show how the MMA comes out behind what you can more easily do on your own.

How long does MMA say it will take until your mortgage is paid off?
What was the amount you owed on your mortgage when you began this program?
What is the total amount of interest you will pay by using this program? (This number should be in the total interest paid column on your analysis)
What is the interest rate of your mortgage?