LV Group - the-LVGroup.com

[soul]

LV Group - the-LVGroup.com

We prefer to stay semi-private so in order to be considered for membership, you must have been referred by a current member.  NO ONE will be accepted nor will they be provided with any information from us without having been referred by a current member.

$100 min. 25%-35% returns depending on your investment. All invested money is spread throughout a number of different things. All invested money is backed by a reserve fund that's set aside. They're providing free debit cards for clients to withdraw profits (along with bank wires also).

Register: This is a no website investment club.

 You can email them directly at Contact@The-LVGroup.com or LVGroup@lycos.com (but you'll need my ID to get info - D139 . Thank you!)(send a blank email with my id for subject)

[soul]

LV group Update

Since the number of new LV Group members has increased to the extent that it has, the idea of setting up a member's login page is currently being discussed.
 
This will be NOTHING more than a site for members ONLY.  There will be a login section, and that is all.  Members will be able to login and check on their LV Group account (balance, number of shares, value of each share, etc).  There will not be any name/s on this site.  We will not have any contact information on this site.  It will literally serve no other purpose than to provide member a way to keep up to date on their accounts whenever you wish.  That is it.  There will be absolutely no reason for any non-member to visit this site.  There will be nothing.  We assure you that we will continue to be the private group that we are.
 
We will have a better idea in early-mid February of when (if at all) we will likely begin setting this up.  We will keep you updated on this when we have further information.
 
We also welcome feedback from members (members ONLY) about this.  Members' opinions are always welcomed.

[fightscam]

hmm seems like a strange program to me. Is the 25% per month or per annum? 25% per month would be a big risk, but if its 25% per annum, I would say its reasonable.