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The owners of the new social media network SQIP have great expectations in 2010. The private investor who takes a minimum $140 or €100 stake before the launch of its state-of-the-art Messenger program might be in for a pleasant surprise.
SQIP goes to be massive; of that I'm almost sure. The owners' claims are not little, either. They compare SQIP's investment potential as to shares bought in Microsoft, Google and Yahoo before they exploded during the years following. SQIP's about-to-be-launched Messenger is claimed to be 'state-of-the-art' and superior to Skype and all the chat and social networks put {combined|put together. SQIP Messenger incorporates on-line communication, collaboration, networking and entertainment and paid advertising; it is expected to attract a hundred million free users within 2 years, and 5 million or additional 'PRO' paid subscriptions.
This is of most significance to SQIP's 'stakeholders' who have already bought equity in the company in the form of PEPs (Private Equity Points), and who are expected to attain a high rate of return on their investment. Whereas there are not any guarantees (as with any investment in stock), even a modest minimum holding of a hundred PEPs at one euro each, about $140 total, may be worth four hundred times that by 2011. Or not! SQIP will change from personal possession to become a UK-registered PLC during 2010. As the claimed payout on sale of equity shares is so high, it's better not to even mention it here.
Get all the details direct from the SQIP web site at http://0ne4.me/sqip and make your own assumptions. Personally, I think it's worth the chance, but it may not be right for you.
I started a small investment in SQIP from its inception in 2009. Since then, I've kept abreast of events and received regular bulletins from Christian Fortune, the CEO. I am nearly certain this is not a scam but in fact there are not any guarantees that the suggested income will ever materialise. So as to benefit more than simply by being an affiliate, I supplemented my free PEPs to reach the minimum needed by January 31st, 2010, when the offer will end, to reach €100 worth. Now I'm a stakeholder and in line for a share of future profits from numerous different streams among the SQIP program.
There is a further potential benefit. If the owners of SQIP receive an 'offer they can't refuse' to sell the company before it goes public, stakeholders may indeed see a windfall they weren't expecting. As this has been on the cards from the start, that is another reason I decided to get my stake in SQIP.
Anyone can still join until that date by paying money or buying their €one hundred ($140) equity in 5 monthly instalments.
Find out more regarding the entire SQIP program and what it means to users, affiliates and stakeholders by visiting the SQIP web site. That is my personal link, but I get nothing unless it all happens as the owners have planned it. If you decide to become a member of SQIP, you automatically get your own link and can recruit a 'downline' and optionally earn from Messenger advertising; there is no obligation to buy or sell anything. Stakeholders also get free PRO membership to Messenger. If you're primarily an investor rather than an active participant, you can simply sit back and wait!
Sign up for your minimum SQIP stakeholder shares here before the end of January 2010 if you would like to take a chance on a windfall which might even make you wealthy, but at worst you stand to lose less than $150.
Jon Michaelis is a British expat semi-retired in SE Asia, using the internet for business and investment. His Retire-Asia.com websitehas been a useful resource for expats and travellers to the region since 2005.
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