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kevinat
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a company as stated above have asked me too invest 20.000 in government backed housing with a return of 1.800 per year tied up for 3 years in an ISA the company your options exist on companies house but only been around since feb 2019 it's a great return on investment but not sure as i have to go through another company called satchi holdings plc alexander david securities and copia wealh management who are all on companies house i dont know if it's all ligit can anyone help me
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Sounds dodgy to me, 9% a year is in the realm of super high risk and/or fraud.
"government backed housing" also sounds dubious.
Where did you find this "opportunity".0 -
Normal folk don't get asked to invest in something unless it's a scam.0
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If you have never heard of them before and they offer you something that sounds too good to be true...
We hear too many sad stories of people who lose all their money with these kind of schemes. The promised rate of return doesn't matter if you don't get your money back.
Stick to mainstream investments with established companies.
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Yes. Go for it.a company as stated above have asked me too invest 20.000 in government backed housing with a return of 1.800 per year tied up for 3 years in an ISA the company your options exist on companies house but only been around since feb 2019 it's a great return on investment but not sure as i have to go through another company called satchi holdings plc alexander david securities and copia wealh management who are all on companies house i dont know if it's all ligit can anyone help me
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My rule of thumb is that if someone includes the term "legit" in their first post the offer or the poster or both are illegitimate.“So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.”0
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bostonerimus wrote: »My rule of thumb is that if someone includes the term "legit" in their first post the offer or the poster or both are illegitimate.
It's not legit. Leg it!0 -
Don't be so ******* stupid.Total - £340.00
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bostonerimus wrote: »My rule of thumb is that if someone includes the term "legit" in their first post the offer or the poster or both are illegitimate.
Especially when they spell "legit" incorrectly.
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