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Free gold and cash
ramellous
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Go to https://www.bullionvault.com
You can get them to deposit 1 gram of gold and some cash if you open an account with them to see how easy it is to deal in gold bullion.
You can get them to deposit 1 gram of gold and some cash if you open an account with them to see how easy it is to deal in gold bullion.
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Just tried it, got £7.83 in gold and £2.24 in cash.0
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Man with the golden gun!!.
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This is not an entirely free offer. They do give you a small amount for free when you sign up, but, you can't withdraw this freebie unless you put some of your own money in to fund your account.
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You cannot withdraw your promotional balance unless you've funded your account, and if you abandon your account we'll take back the balance after a month or so, so that someone else can have a go. If you do fund your account you'll be adding to the gram you already own and it will be permanently yours.
http://www.bullionvault.com/How many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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thanx ramellous.MSE IS AN ADDICTION0
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Thanks this looks fun..
But I'm a complete n00b when it comes to the stock exchange - if thats what this even is? Shows how much I know!! But it says you can't withdraw until you have say atleast £20. Say I have £10, does it mean you can pay in £10 and then withdraw £20 ??
Wheres the catch?
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Ahh... I have found a catch. "When you withdraw your money the cost of wiring funds direct to your bank is deducted from the amount withdrawn.
The charge is $30 or approximate foreign currency equivalent."
So if you add £10 to your account and withdraw £20 this would be about $36. You would only get $6 back = £3.30
Bummer. Unless the wonderful world of bullion trading takes your fancy.0 -
thanks dude
i nearly entered big bucks into this scheme0 -
ramellous wrote:Ahh... I have found a catch. "When you withdraw your money the cost of wiring funds direct to your bank is deducted from the amount withdrawn.
The charge is $30 or approximate foreign currency equivalent."
So if you add £10 to your account and withdraw £20 this would be about $36. You would only get $6 back = £3.30
Bummer. Unless the wonderful world of bullion trading takes your fancy.
Thanks. I've moved the thread over to Freebies Gone But Not Forgotten to avoid any disappointment.
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