Tomorrow is the opening day of Deep Cycler. This is a program that has a built in design that should allow it to run for a long time. It is owned by an experienced, well known and trusted admin. Many of the most experienced players I know are backing this program and are sharing their enthusiasm with a lot of their followers. The plan is simple, yet should help to produce a solid run. Here are some of the facts:
1. All the lines will be 200% ROI.
2. All lines will include an automatic reinvest. This means if you join with $1, when it becomes $2 one will go to your available balance and the other will be automatically reinvested in the program.
3. Referral commission is 8%.
4. Positions will stay active for life.
5. Liberty Reserve, Alter Gold, Alert pay, Solid trust pay, Strict pay, E-gold and Perfect Money will all be accepted .
You can join now for free and get in early, but the official opening as I said is Saturday, August 16 at 10:00 A.M. EST.
I just want you to always remember that the best way to play any of these programs is to have fun, and don't put in what you can't afford to lose.
Just one other thing... if you notice the blog links to the left of the page you will see a link to David Pollay's Blog. We got a nice mention in his "Gratitude Friday" post today. If you get the chance, why not drop by and read it? He always has good things to pass on...
Now let's go get some fresh coffee, OK?
3 comments:
That was a nice write up from David Pollay. You should be honored :)
Go back to my blog too. I plugged you a little as well. Hope it works.
Thanks for all the coffee Jim,
See you later ;)
Hey Blondie...thanks for dropping by and for the plug. I am ready for this game to get under way!Never can have too many paying programes, right?
Sure would like to share in a little of that cool weather...hot here but that's Texas in August!
Have a good day...
Jim, instruct your readers to go back and sign in to deep cycler if they wish to get approved with their spends. This is ONLY for those pay processors that don't take them back.
js
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