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Review The Global Retirement Fund Teaser

Sunday, 02 March 2008

Dear Reader,
I’m writing to tell you about an exciting new program that could put an end to your money worries for good. I call it the "Global Retirement Fund," and it’s an absolute godsend for folks who want a safe, simple way to collect GREAT INCOME -- and also want to GROW THEIR MONEY so that it never runs out.

Just ask Hank Murdoch...

Hank, 53, lives in Sterling Heights, Michigan, about 10 miles north of Detroit. Hank’s life is pretty ordinary. He works a steady 9-to-5, drives a used Ford pick-up truck and helps out at the Local 238 Union office.

But unlike many of his friends and neighbors, Hank no longer worries about having enough money for retirement. He doesn’t have to, thanks to the "Global Retirement Fund."

In fact, in 2006 alone, Hank used the fund to collect over $285,000 in income.

And get this: He did it without touching one penny of his principal. In fact, while Hank was collecting all that income, his account balance grew by 200% over the last five years.

Not only has Hank been enjoying an income fit for a king... but he’s also been growing his money so that it never runs out.

And Hank isn’t alone when it comes to tapping into the "Global Retirement Fund." Government records report others are taking advantage of the fund, too:

Howard Landis of Toledo, Ohio, collected roughly $78,209 in 2007 (quarterly checks of $19,552), compliments of the "Global Retirement Fund.

Mel Lewis of Tulsa, Oklahoma, collected approximately $141,891 in 2007 (quarterly checks of $35,472), courtesy of the "Global Retirement Fund."

Chuck Coffey of Toronto, Canada collected about $175,313 in 2007 (quarterly payments of $43,828) from the "Global Retirement Fund."

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And on October 23, 2007, James Archer of Albany, New York received a single-day payout of $93,783 from the "Global Retirement Fund." Over the course of 2007, Mr. Sheehan pocketed a phenomenal $375,174 from the same source.
Well, according to Dr. Jeremy Siegel, professor of finance at the Wharton School of Business, the typical American investor should put up to 40% of his equity portfolio in the "Global Retirement Fund."The New York Times agrees, saying the fund has "produced spectacular returns."

And BusinessWeek concurs, stating that the fund has "delighted American investors."

The great thing is, although the "Global Retirement Fund" draws on the massive cash reserves of the world’s wealthiest nations, you can take advantage of it right here in the United States... without sending one dime overseas.

The Fund is easy to use, and ANYONE can qualify for regular payouts. And that includes YOU -- regardless of your age, occupation, place of residence or income level.

In fact, by tapping into the "Global Retirement Fund," you could receive your own payments of $25,000 to $375,000 every year for the rest of your life. How much you can collect depends on your circumstances, as I’ll explain in a moment.

Bottom line: If you’re retired, or if you’d like to retire soon, or if you simply want a safe, easy way to collect more income AND grow your money... then the "Global Retirement Fund" could be perfect for you.

In this letter, I’ll explain exactly how the "Global Retirement Fund" works. I’ll introduce you to the powerful force that is driving the "Global Retirement Fund" and show you why it will only grow stronger over the next decade, handing folks who get in now a whole lotta money.

Plus, I’ll give you all the details and show you exactly how you can sign up to receive your first payout check by March 27, 2008.

But before I give you the details on how to get started, I’d like to show you exactly how the "Global Retirement Fund" works, so you can decide for yourself if it’s something you might want to try.

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Reviews (8)

1. Written by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , on 04-08-2008 12:53
i want a investment which has the global value over all the global market .

2. Written by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , on 22-04-2008 21:10
TAKE IT FROM A 50 YR OLD INVESTOR. IF IT SOUNDS TO GOOD TO BE TRUE...STAY AWAY.....

3. Written by Riduwan, on 07-04-2008 15:38
Global Retirement Fund is a teaser from the taipan publishing house they ask you to subscribe the service that costs 50 this is very cool and worth trying to get information on The Five Best Foreign Stocks for Income & Growth

4. Written by GEORGE L SMITH, on 07-04-2008 10:09
Hard to believe but I am still interested in getting more information would like to subscribe to the se4rvice please give me more information

5. Written by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , on 07-04-2008 02:46
so send me some information on this great scam
thanks

6. Written by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , on 17-03-2008 18:26
I received an email this past weekend (March 15/08) with the subject line 'As the Economy Slides Downward, Get a Piece of This Fund'. Immediately I began my search. I too confirm this is a hoax. Thanks from the background on Hank Murdoch.

7. Written by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , on 16-03-2008 02:04
Sounds good, but when you do a white pages search for Hank Murdoch in Sterling Heights, suspiciously this "person" has no address or phone in Sterling Heights. It makes you wonder if this guy is fictitious...There are also no articles that google finds in Business Week or the New York Times.

8. Written by C. Bigley,, on 07-03-2008 19:52
This is a just another hoax stay away from it