Let's discuss everything pertaining to investing, investment strategies and some more.

Note: Please no posting of some get rich quick schemes here...there are plenty of other threads for that already.

E.U Anthony

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Here's What You Should Do Before Investing (even a penny) In Any Business Or Opportunity

*By all means, do your due diligence first. Find out all you can about the investment. Ask(lots) of questions! Why? So that you won't be sweet-talked into a scam disguised as an investment. You'll thank me later for this.

*And most importantly, make sure there's a very strong guarantee you can hold in your hands.
A perfect example of this is what the MD of Edgehomes (Mr. Anthony Ukawoko) is presently doing with his company. Here's what he does:

When you show an interest in the company's real estate investment plan and then invests, the MD immediately gives you;
(i)A certificate of investment
(ii)A contract of investment and
(iii)A Post Dated Cheque carrying the amount you invested plus a 33% profit on your investment. (Now this is what I call a very strong guarantee)

After the 6 or the 12 months period (depending on the one you choose), you'll receive the amount you invested plus the profit/interest. Then the company retrieves the document given to you as a sign of contract delivered.

Now, according to the MD's secretary, the company has paid over 50 million naira to its investors. But the issue is that the lowest amount you can invest with is #500,000

If you've got some more questions concerning this...what I can do is to connect you directly to the MD. My number is 08188742785


Sincerely

Eze U. Anthony
Author and Senior Real Estate Consultant

P.S. A 33% profit With a post dated cheque may not sound like a much to you. But in the Nigeria of today, it is something quite huge --compared to the 1.15% from a bank.


The picture below is a sample of a contract of investment document that was accompanied with a post dated cheque given to one Mrs Chinwe Ruth.

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