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To: StockDung who wrote (59535)	9/23/2000 12:22:56 PM
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Are There Any Restrictions On This Type of Offering? No SEC registration for Bonds? I guess there is no limit on the number of people you can borrow money from or the rate of interest you pay. There didn't seem to be any financial information about the (company?). Maybe I didn't read it carefully but it wasn't clear that they made interim coupon payments. It sounds good. We could start www.GoodByMoney.com. 30 years 30% (we could also offer to default whenever the bondholder needed a tax loss.) From Their Tips and Tricks-Tips and Tricks In this section, you'll find a variety of ideas to increase your wealth, with the help of HelloBonds.com. However, the ideas found here are just that - ideas - and aren't guaranteed to work in any way. If you decide to try any of these ideas, you assume all risk of doing so. Always buy bonds for the maximum period you feel comfortable with; you'll receive higher interest rates that way. Get together a group of friends and pool your resources. Keep a small fee for managing their money. Invest a portion of your earnings each month. $100 a month can really add up fast. Take out a loan and invest the money you borrow with us. Structure the bonds so that you can use proceeds from bonds as they come due to payoff the loan. For example, if you take out a $5000 loan with monthly payments of $300, invest $300 in a one-month bond, $300 in a two-month one, etc. You'll be able to pocket the difference between the interest rate the bank charges you and the rate we pay you without spending any of you own money. Credit cards often have promotions where you can borrow money for a brief period of time (usually around 3 months) for a very low interest rate. Use the funds they allow you to borrow to buy a short term bond & pocket the difference. Buy a one-month bond using funds from your credit card company at the beginning of a billing cycle and have the funds back with interest before the bill comes due. hellobonds.com

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