Posted in another thread but thought it may be useful here

[OldLarry]

Thanks, Bryan, thanks for keeping us 'little guys' in mind. I'm with bbhawk and guilty on both counts: too old and too dense.
All I've ever wanted was a little coming in ever month to put with my Social Security money.....and I've never lost faith that will happen through PIPS.
Was in for nine months and ready to start drawing out when the temporary stoppage occured.
Looking forward to the day when we can take up where we left off.
OldLarry (aka: Skinner)

[doug145]

Bryan, your posts are VERY encouraging. I have been a victim of several other 'trusted' programs that only ended up as scams. When PIPS comes back, it will make up for all of those losses I've had.

Doug

[srair71]

Does anyone know the location of the thread Bryan was responding to? I'm asking about todays 09:18 am posting.

[rockinon]

Bryan, What is defined as "a little guy"? We invested $20,000.00 into pips and did'nt feel that was too measly at the time. Will the little guy just loose out and not even get their initial investment back? We're not looking to get rich, just help the "cause". I have had faith in what your doing based on what our friends have told us after meeting you in Hawaii. I hope that the rich are not going to be the only one to survive here. We're hanging in there. Mike and Debbie

[benjira]

Hi Bryan,

I ,Thanks for the informations nice to hear about PIPS coming back plans

God Blessing you

benjira

[jwiden]

I agree with the several posts above that are asking for clear cut answers.
Bryan has always had complete control of everything. Any problems PIPS has, he created, hiring bad people, growing too fast, no withdrawls,etc.

The bottom line was our money was always safe. He was touring the world encouraging people to better their life by investing in Pips when he probably should have been looking after the shop.

We the members never caused these problems and THUS WE shouldn't be used as a scape goat because of them.

At the very least it was POOR management and hopefully not outright lies. Bryan was asked many times about PIPS lifetime and his answer was always, good for years without an economic melt down. We either melted from bad management or outright lies.

I would like nothing better that to see things get on track but we also need a LOT OF HONESTY from the top. We have been told a lot of things like Pic Pay backed by gold the bank in Vietnam,new payment platform coming, etc. Members creating problems is hogwash. The biggest problem was the fact that the withdrawls were 8 months behind and some people were tired of the same BS. THAT IS FACT. Is our money out there. No one knows.

Just my 2%.
John

[minou1]

Very appreciated update !!!

Thank you very much Bryan

Have a good day !

Pierre

[Sykus]

There seem to be four clear-cut groups of people here .... apparently only one of them knows the serenity prayer, LOL!

1. Those of us (NO, not cult-like, thank you very much) who just keep positive energy going because to us, it's the only logical choice to make. Negativity does nothing but breed negativity and raise stress, which is a killer.

2. Those who can never just take a sentence at face value, as it stands - always digging for more answers, more info.

3. The smug ones. No matter what Bryan says, they know better, they knew it sooner, and they'd do better, in his shoes. AKA, Monday-morning quarterbackers.

4. The destroyers. I like to refer to J.K.Rowling's description of Dementors in the Harry Potter series. "Dementors are among the foulest creatures that walk this earth. They infest the darkest, filthiest places, they glory in decay and despair, they drain peace, hope, and happiness out of the air around them. Even Muggles feel their presence, though they can't see them. Get too near a dementor and every good feeling, every happy memory will be sucked out of you. If it can, the dementor will feed on you long enough to reduce you to something like itself...soul-less and evil. You will be left with nothing but the worst experiences of your life."

[blan]

I find it disturbing that somehow many of you are able to judge an individual's level of greed through your computer screen. Greed has nothing to do with the size of a person's initial investment. I personally took a giant leap of faith in PIPS primarily because Bryan's reputation seemed (and still seems) to be of the utmost integrity. It was all that I could afford...about a year's salary worth. I took such a huge leap, not because I'm wealthy (on the contrary), but because health issues have kept me from performing my occupation for the last couple years and I needed to find an alternate way of supporting my family. To date, I have yet to see any return, but remain hopeful. Hearing some of you SPECULATE that more funds may be needed to continue with PIPS after a restructure makes my stomach cringe because you "can't squeeze blood from a raddish." There is no way that this would be acceptable to PIPS members, so stop suggesting it. I have read many other sad sob stories...times are tough and my intention is not to whine and ask for handouts like many others have done in these forums. Initial investment amount has nothing to do with a person's greediness. $1 to one person can be the equivalence of $10k to another. Keep it positive guys. Please stop posting selfish requests about YOUR money...everyone in here wants to know the same answers. Hopefully Bryan will clue us in a little more before too long because we are all ancy.

[twinsrv357]

thanks Bryan for the updates your the boss.