Thread: PIPS Cleared?

I will cashola. Cigarman

That is what we have right now, our dreams. Right or wrong. What would life be like without dreams for the better?
Al

i truly hope that what you say will happen for us all. I think though what it will most likely do for now is create endless pages of pure speculation and lengthy disertations from people who have way to much time on there hands LOL LOL that being said may the thoughts you bring to us be fruitful
HUgs,
benzboy

I do believe that Pips will come back, but on what terms,will we be given what we had in august last year but a lower return,or will it be just the original amount and also a lower return?? I would love your ideas on this .

Originally Posted by baby

I do believe that Pips will come back, but on what terms,will we be given what we had in august last year but a lower return,or will it be just the original amount and also a lower return?? I would love your ideas on this .

Maybe history will repeat itself and new accounts will be issued

I am sure PIPS will return but I am certain it will be in a different form. The biggest change will probably be in the amount of return per day. 2% is a huge number when you compile it day after day..week after weeks. I am thinking a realistic return will be around .75 to 1% per day. I have no evidence this is the actual number, but looking at the old structure it is easy to see why many think PIPS was a pipe dream.

bburgess
I don’t think that the 2% that actually is a bit less than 2%, is the problem. I believe it was and still is viable. I realize that some people have mockingly laughed at the program based on the numbers the simulator would show further along. I agree that the values eventually defy logic. However, the simulator is not the program, it’s just an indicator. It’s like if a family sedan had speedometer calibrated to 500KMH/300MPH – it would be accurate and realistic up to a certain point but it would be folly to suggest the car could reach that speed!
Personally I have always thought the real purpose of PIPS 2% program was to create sufficient value in our accounts relatively fast and to then place the bulk of the funds into more long term and stable investments. I believe Bryan was attempting to achieve such a thing for us. Sadly it was derailed.
It may turn out that the rate of return in the restructured program that Bryan has indicated shall happen will turn out to be something like what you believe. All we can do is wait see.

Chester,
You make a very good point. In order for the simulator to be 100% accurate on the amount of money possible would require for the person to never take any money out. We know, of course, that all members will withdraw from their funds at some point. This changes the old simulator numbers. Bryan is an intelligent person and I know that the restructed program will benefit both the members and the business aspect of PIPS.

The simulator was an indication what the 2% would return.

Very few members would have withdrawn before
12 months it would be about 75 %
15 months it would be about 50 %
18 months it would be about 30 %
24 months it would be about 10 %
more than 24 months, a very low percentage 2 or 3 %

this is a simple fact, very few members would have to determation to let
their account grow to a very huge amount, it would be just about impossible
for the average member not to withdraw anything, because the spending
tempation would be difficult not to resist.

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Originally Posted by itzme

The simulator was an indication what the 2% would return.

Very few members would have withdrawn before
12 months it would be about 75 %
15 months it would be about 50 %
18 months it would be about 30 %
24 months it would be about 10 %
more than 24 months, a very low percentage 2 or 3 %

this is a simple fact, very few members would have to determation to let
their account grow to a very huge amount, it would be just about impossible
for the average member not to withdraw anything, because the spending
tempation would be difficult not to resist.

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Thats VERY true, the temptation is certainly present for many but I have known more than I would expect since I started with an account, many "good & trusting to patient pioneers" that had the will to wait it out, which was most inspiring which was easily followed up like I did, set it at 18 months and another for 22 months and 24 months etc respectively for the accounts created... patience I too had but it is also, a raise of the hat to those that withdrew immediately without hesitation after the 180 days!!!

They were cool in that respect and I have no envy on them either, its just life! Sometimes, you appear to have lost out while others look like the big winners however, it's "containable" and one can live with it thus far for not being able to experience a single, exciting withdrawal..., a small drawback unfortunately beyond one's set principle and oversight on the circumstances that decided the outcome... but life and happiness without that big cash payout hasn't changed much, still happy and cheerful and I hope, this can serve and raise hearts in the least, cheer up some of you, YOUR DAY will come too... just hang on in there...

YB.