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   posted: Sep. 27, 2008 @ 10:39p
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Has anyone else received a letter from Agape World announcing that it will NOT be making the interest payment on a very large contract that was due to expire this week?

The letter states that an unidentified borrower has been granted an additional 90 days in which to repay its loan to Agape. The letter goes on to say that as a result, Agape's investors will have to wait 90 days as well to receive their scheduled interest payment.

If anyone has information about this unexpected delay, please post. I have been unable to learn the identity of the "borrower" or the amount of the outstanding loan.

The thicket of hair on the back of my neck is starting to stiffen. Any information would be appreciated.

   posted: Sep. 27, 2008 @ 10:39p

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   posted: Sep. 27, 2008 @ 11:35p
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Contact Nadiapatrick from this thread.

Message edited by: uutxs on 2008-09-27 23:35:38 CDT
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   posted: Sep. 27, 2008 @ 11:42p
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Iznop1095 said:The thicket of hair on the back of my neck is starting to stiffen. Any information would be appreciated.

Invest in this instead: LINK

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   posted: Sep. 28, 2008 @ 1:54a
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Since this is a new thread, AGAPE IS A SCAM.

Google "HYIP", check wikipedia for HYIP or just use common sense.

SCAM SCAM SCAM.

We've been warning you greedy, naive "investors" about this Ponzi for months. Dont get mad at us when we gave you the strong suggestions to get out

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   posted: Sep. 28, 2008 @ 8:46a
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I smell a new bailout. If out group of greedy people get bailed out why not all?

Mod please lock this topic

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   posted: Sep. 28, 2008 @ 9:25a
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Please don't lock this topic. I need the extra dose of entertainment.

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   posted: Sep. 28, 2008 @ 9:48a
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The stiffening hair? That's the arsenic they put in your kool-aid, my friend. PLEASE, no more Agape World!

"The thicket of hair on the back of my neck is starting to stiffen" was not a phrase I ever expected to encounter on this forum, and gives us all a taste of the purple prose in store for like 40+ pages once the usual suspects start to pile in with their competing shill endorsements, greater-fool endorsements, naive endorsements, moral outrage, fruitless attempts to reason with the faithful, cheerful encouragement of the whole spectacle, demands that mods lock the thread, etc., etc., etc.

While I don't really countenance censorship of any financial topic people wish to discuss, can't we just unlock the old thread to ... you know ... concentrate the Agape contagion?

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   posted: Sep. 28, 2008 @ 10:24a
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SUCKISSTAPLES said:Since this is a new thread, AGAPE IS A SCAM.

Google "HYIP", check wikipedia for HYIP or just use common sense.

SCAM SCAM SCAM.

We've been warning you greedy, naive "investors" about this Ponzi for months. Dont get mad at us when we gave you the strong suggestions to get out

This is my first time hearing of Agape World inc, but with a name like that could it be anything other than a scam?

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   posted: Sep. 28, 2008 @ 10:29a
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chimeer said:SUCKISSTAPLES said:Since this is a new thread, AGAPE IS A SCAM.

Google "HYIP", check wikipedia for HYIP or just use common sense.

SCAM SCAM SCAM.

We've been warning you greedy, naive "investors" about this Ponzi for months. Dont get mad at us when we gave you the strong suggestions to get out

This is my first time hearing of Agape World inc, but with a name like that could it be anything other than a scam?
linkified for your reading pleasure.

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   posted: Sep. 28, 2008 @ 10:32a
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Iznop1095 said:Has anyone else received a letter from Agape World announcing that it will NOT be making the interest payment on a very large contract that was due to expire this week?

The letter states that an unidentified borrower has been granted an additional 90 days in which to repay its loan to Agape. The letter goes on to say that as a result, Agape's investors will have to wait 90 days as well to receive their scheduled interest payment.

If anyone has information about this unexpected delay, please post. I have been unable to learn the identity of the "borrower" or the amount of the outstanding loan.

The thicket of hair on the back of my neck is starting to stiffen. Any information would be appreciated.Quoted for preservation. Waiting for shills.

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   posted: Sep. 28, 2008 @ 9:50p
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Best part is, this (what appears to be a ponzi) scheme will implode, and they can blame the economic crisis like everyone else.
Meanwhile, the people who got in and out early enough (the founders mostly) will probably retire in some warm, non-extradition locale.

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   posted: Oct. 3, 2008 @ 12:56p
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Iznop1095 if you are in the contract that got expired you should know that name of the compnay, it states the name on the contract.

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   posted: Oct. 3, 2008 @ 1:01p
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I have received the letter....

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   posted: Oct. 3, 2008 @ 1:12p
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Agape World sounds like some sort of Goatse-land to me.

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   posted: Oct. 3, 2008 @ 1:56p
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Iznop1095 said:The thicket of hair on the back of my neck is starting to stiffen.

Just curious: why didn't the hair stiffen when you were investing in this product in the first place?

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   posted: Oct. 3, 2008 @ 2:57p
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link to another discussion of this

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   posted: Oct. 5, 2008 @ 6:56p
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I just received a piece of mail from Agape stating that they have a new contract they are offering to all current customers, and the contract is included in the envelope. The terms are 7% interest for 35 days. The really interesting thing about this is that I pulled out all of my money from this company about 4 months ago, and was told that I would not be allowed to invest again in Agape. You can read all of the details in my past posts. Now all of a sudden I am a valued client again?
This sounds like they are desperate to get new money in to pay out all of the people who got scared and flooded them with requests to withdraw all their money. I would be happy to hear others' opinions.

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   posted: Oct. 5, 2008 @ 7:25p
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Colonel Angus: [ to a passing farm boy ] You there, Boy! ride into town and tell the Postmaster.. that if anyone is looking for Anal Angus.. to come knockin' at the rear entrance.. of Shady Thicket.

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   posted: Oct. 7, 2008 @ 5:42a
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molash1 said:
This sounds like they are desperate to get new money in to pay out all of the people who got scared and flooded them with requests to withdraw all their money. I would be happy to hear others' opinions.ya think/

BE GLAD you got out before the implosion

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