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15 Feb 14
Originally posted by Rene-ClaudeYou could borrow money from the bank based on a portion of your return on investment from Nigeria. It's a no-brainer man/woman.
Geez, you're just a couple of days too late. I,ve sent all my savings to my new friend in Nigeria. The guaranteed returns are almost unbelievable!
15 Feb 14
Originally posted by Great Big SteesI hadn't thought of that (finance is not one of my strengths). As soon as the documents arrive from Nigeria I'll get down to the bank.
You could borrow money from the bank based on a portion of your return on investment from Nigeria. It's a no-brainer man/woman.
I think I'll buy drewnogal a new car!
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Originally posted by Rene-ClaudeI'd hold off on buying her a car as she appears to have "broken the/her bank" to finance the repairs. Wait till it, the breakdown, happens again. In the meantime whatever amount you were willing to spend on the puchase invest in, maybe a Canadian diamond mine, till the need arises. Or better yet send the amount over to Nigeria and get an even better return.
I hadn't thought of that (finance is not one of my strengths). As soon as the documents arrive from Nigeria I'll get down to the bank.
I think I'll buy drewnogal a new car!
Just trying to be helpful.
I think I missed my calling. I may just become a financial adviser. I saw something in a magazine where I could, for a relatively small monetary investment, aquire a degree in whatever my heart desires from an accredited mailorder University. One that I remember was Starvard which I think is in Massachusetts and rather prestigious.