QUOTE(jphlau @ Jul 7 2011, 12:59 PM)
Well, its not investment if you have to fork out extra 30% more for something which you can buy from other dealer...
Macam Santa CLaus loh... bole buat duit ka itu GENEVA?Added on July 7, 2011, 4:24 pm
QUOTE(PatEagle @ Jul 6 2011, 11:01 PM)
Hi, very good question. How does the company make money? I would like to add, is it sustainable?
Study the first diagram at http://mygoldgoose.wordpress.com/about/
— The key to the answer is in Choice 2: Sell Back at Purchase Price.
— They then RESELL the returned gold at current market price; recycling and making money on the SAME physical gold while smelting more gold to sell.
Imagine, Genneva Malaysia started four years ago. What was the gold price then? The gold price was on the uptrend for the last 10 years and having sold six tonnes of gold since they started...
Therefore, Genneva Malaysia is indeed profitable and sustainable.
So smart. Wish I thought of it.
Added on July 6, 2011, 11:26 pm
Hi, a Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment operation that pays returns to separate investors, not from any actual profit earned by the organization, but from their own money or money paid by subsequent investors. One holds paper or a contract that spells your investment and perhaps the returns you’ll earn. Learn more at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme
With Genneva Malaysia, you buy and hold the physical gold bullion in hand while earning Hibah monthly. At the end of six months contract, you have three choices:
1. Renew contract for six months based on current gold price.
2. Sell back the gold at purchase price.
3. Keep the gold.
In conclusion, Genneva Malaysia Sdn Bhd is not a ponzi.
BTW, there is a Pre-Ramadhan Gold Promotion on now till Friday, 29 July 2011. Awesome deal, 50g gold and above @ 2% monthly hibah for 3 months. More details, http://mygoldgoose.wordpress.com/2011/07/0...gold-promotion/ or call me at (012) 210 4898.
Seems like too good to be true... I wonder what the company is making by giving out so generous return? Even on yearly basis the annual difference is around 18% for the past few years. Definitely business is about making money but not behaving like charity? any on this hhmmmmm Study the first diagram at http://mygoldgoose.wordpress.com/about/
— The key to the answer is in Choice 2: Sell Back at Purchase Price.
— They then RESELL the returned gold at current market price; recycling and making money on the SAME physical gold while smelting more gold to sell.
Imagine, Genneva Malaysia started four years ago. What was the gold price then? The gold price was on the uptrend for the last 10 years and having sold six tonnes of gold since they started...
Therefore, Genneva Malaysia is indeed profitable and sustainable.
So smart. Wish I thought of it.
Added on July 6, 2011, 11:26 pm
Hi, a Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment operation that pays returns to separate investors, not from any actual profit earned by the organization, but from their own money or money paid by subsequent investors. One holds paper or a contract that spells your investment and perhaps the returns you’ll earn. Learn more at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme
With Genneva Malaysia, you buy and hold the physical gold bullion in hand while earning Hibah monthly. At the end of six months contract, you have three choices:
1. Renew contract for six months based on current gold price.
2. Sell back the gold at purchase price.
3. Keep the gold.
In conclusion, Genneva Malaysia Sdn Bhd is not a ponzi.
BTW, there is a Pre-Ramadhan Gold Promotion on now till Friday, 29 July 2011. Awesome deal, 50g gold and above @ 2% monthly hibah for 3 months. More details, http://mygoldgoose.wordpress.com/2011/07/0...gold-promotion/ or call me at (012) 210 4898.
Added on July 7, 2011, 4:28 pm
QUOTE(sharilazri @ May 5 2011, 03:46 PM)
Just to share my experience with AR-RAHNU.
Yesterday I went to AR-Rahnu to get some cash from my gold.
Here's the scenario
1) Pay all my existing credit with AR-RAHNU Koperasi Iman and plan to pawn at Ar-Rahnu Bank rakyat since in their website they offer credit up to 70% while Ar-Rahnu Koperasi Iman only offer 65% from "Marhun value".
2) Straight to Bank Rakyat. Not as expected. There is hidden T&C which not listed on their web. 70% margin are for returning customer while for new customer only entitle for 65%..Yeah same with Koperasi Iman.
3) They didn't accept GOLD COIN or GOLD BAR except which produced by BNM " Kijang Emas" and selected brand such as TOMEI etc only. Also need to produced official receipt where it bought. They didn't accept any lose gold such as "torn bracelet etc". Due to a bad time by ETIQA emas what does he said.
4) As my gold are Gold coin which I bought at Arab Saudi 3years back, it's not accepted. But the officer said I can try for AG** Bank and he's correct it accepted there. Only the gold rate not that high as per yesterday;
Koperasi Iman: 916/22K = RM159
Bank Rak***: 916/22K = RM157
AG** Bank: 916/22K = RM151
In conclusion based on my experience if u have a "jewellery" and need to get the highest rate go for Koperasi Iman. If ur gold is not jewellery go for AG** Bank (selected branch hehe).
Better buy gold coin and keep it... The best method. Wait until they bear fruits,,, patience, patience Yesterday I went to AR-Rahnu to get some cash from my gold.
Here's the scenario
1) Pay all my existing credit with AR-RAHNU Koperasi Iman and plan to pawn at Ar-Rahnu Bank rakyat since in their website they offer credit up to 70% while Ar-Rahnu Koperasi Iman only offer 65% from "Marhun value".
2) Straight to Bank Rakyat. Not as expected. There is hidden T&C which not listed on their web. 70% margin are for returning customer while for new customer only entitle for 65%..Yeah same with Koperasi Iman.
3) They didn't accept GOLD COIN or GOLD BAR except which produced by BNM " Kijang Emas" and selected brand such as TOMEI etc only. Also need to produced official receipt where it bought. They didn't accept any lose gold such as "torn bracelet etc". Due to a bad time by ETIQA emas what does he said.
4) As my gold are Gold coin which I bought at Arab Saudi 3years back, it's not accepted. But the officer said I can try for AG** Bank and he's correct it accepted there. Only the gold rate not that high as per yesterday;
Koperasi Iman: 916/22K = RM159
Bank Rak***: 916/22K = RM157
AG** Bank: 916/22K = RM151
In conclusion based on my experience if u have a "jewellery" and need to get the highest rate go for Koperasi Iman. If ur gold is not jewellery go for AG** Bank (selected branch hehe).
Added on July 7, 2011, 4:37 pmI wonder why our friend Pat Eagle so hung up on Genneva, like there's no other vehicle for us to invest in GOLD. Ada apa2ka
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