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Has anybody invested in agricapital.com?

geek84
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Hi Folks
Has anybody invested in a company whose website address is www.agricapital.com.
They claim to give a 15% return on money invested (minimum £2k approx).
This is more than 5 times as much as standard bank interest rates these days!
Do you think it is too good to be true or a very good investment opportunity?
Thank You.
Has anybody invested in a company whose website address is www.agricapital.com.
They claim to give a 15% return on money invested (minimum £2k approx).
This is more than 5 times as much as standard bank interest rates these days!
Do you think it is too good to be true or a very good investment opportunity?
Thank You.
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When it comes to investments, no-one can guarentee you anything.0
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Well, yes. That is true!0
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Hi
Thanks for your speedy reply.
I think they got my name & address from a survey I did a few months ago regardiung investments.
By the way, what so you mean by 'putting it all on red'?0 -
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it looks high risk, consider buying into investments which are licensed in the UK ..
just a thought. i personally wouldn't touch this with a bargepole
470 assignments since 1984
1 every 2 weeks, not a big company i guess0 -
wouldnt touch it.
agriculture is sure to generate some good returns in the coming years though. i have Sarasin AgriSar fund in my SIPP.0 -
No FSA registration.
I believe it is a US based site. Therefore you have to consider the additional risk of currency fluctuations.
There are better ways to invest in agriculture for a UK based investor.In case you hadn't already worked it out - the entire global financial system is predicated on the assumption that you're an idiot:cool:0
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