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I have some money (about $1500) to "invest" in some HYIP and Autosurf programs. Money will be diversificated. So, I'm looking for your ref links & your RCB offers!
I'm looking for some HOT fast Autosurfs, HYIP and some long runners.
What programs do you use now and what RCB can you offer me?
Re: I have some $$$$ for 'invest'... Looking for ref
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Originally Posted by dxgldd
Hi All!
I have some money (about $1500) to "invest" in some HYIP and Autosurf programs. Money will be diversificated. So, I'm looking for your ref links & your RCB offers!
I'm looking for some HOT fast Autosurfs, HYIP and some long runners.
What programs do you use now and what RCB can you offer me?
These days is better to put the $1500 into the stock market now that many stocks are cheap....Examples are GM in the USA...Brambles or Qantas or 2nd tier bank stock here in Aus....
Hyip's and surfs are all scams....Even worse at this time of the year
__________________ Time for doing your DD is B4 you part with your cash and NOT after finding out you've been scammed
Re: I have some $$$$ for 'invest'... Looking for ref
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Originally Posted by okosh
These days is better to put the $1500 into the stock market now that many stocks are cheap....Examples are GM in the USA...Brambles or Qantas or 2nd tier bank stock here in Aus....
Hyip's and surfs are all scams....Even worse at this time of the year
Yeah, I know that they are scams. I just want to gamble
And I have some money in stocks too and to be honest my stocks are in deep ass now
Re: I have some $$$$ for 'invest'... Looking for ref
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Originally Posted by okosh
These days is better to put the $1500 into the stock market now that many stocks are cheap....Examples are GM in the USA...Brambles or Qantas or 2nd tier bank stock here in Aus....
Hyip's and surfs are all scams....Even worse at this time of the year
My crystal ball is working very well
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British Airways 'in merger talks' with Qantas
Posted 6 hours 22 minutes ago
Updated 5 hours 53 minutes ago
British Airways (BA) has confirmed reports that it is exploring a potential merger with rival Qantas.
"In response to recent media speculation, British Airways Plc confirms that it is exploring a potential merger with Qantas Airways Limited via a dual-listed company structure," BA said in a statement.
Qantas says it will make a statement on the merger talks later this morning.
Following BA's announcement of a potential merger with Qantas, the share price of British airline soared to the top of London's FTSE 100 index, winning 11 per cent to 155 pence in afternoon deals.
Shortly before BA's announcement there were reports the two airlines were in advanced merger talks to create an $8 billion global carrier.
The two airlines would each retain their names and branding under the agreement, an Australian Financial Review report said.
Ownership concerns
The Federal Opposition yesterday expressed concern by Government moves to relax ownership restrictions on Qantas.
The Government's aviation green paper released yesterday proposed lifting the 25 per cent limit on individual foreign ownership and the 35 per cent limit on ownership by a foreign airline.
But it does recommend maintaining the 51 per cent Australian ownership provision for the national carrier.
The aviation sector is seeking consolidation as airlines fight for survival having been crippled by record high oil prices and as the world faces a deep recession.
Qantas last week announced further cuts to its capacity, saying the global financial crisis was continuing to dampen passenger demand.
Chief executive Geoff Dixon - who has since handed over the reins to incoming chief executive Alan Joyce - said lower demand for flights, particularly on international routes, would mean Qantas' profit before tax for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2009 would be about $500 million.
Meanwhile, BA has confirmed merger talks with Spanish airline Iberia are continuing.
In July, BA and Iberia announced they were holding merger talks to create the world's third largest airline in terms of income.
Recently BA chief executive Willie Walsh also said his airline had expressed strong interest in a commercial alliance with troubled Italian carrier Alitalia.