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Assistance - All that I required - but your needs are not mine so I suggest you dig in and ask questions. As you might expect, Adam has surrounded himself with pros.

I wrote this about the OSI and particularly about the IBC/Name Reserve about two years ago and it still rings true for me. Just offering a perspective that may keep you thinking. ---------------------------- Over the years I've accumulated a fair amount of Dinar and just figured anything good that happens would be a real bonus. Kinda figured the taxes a crappy fact of life. I recall buying a boat load one year (after the Chapter 7 party) to offset taxes on the rest. Duh! My thoughts about the IBC and Name Reserve... (which I have done) 1) It provides me with options (Happy People Have Options!). I now have signed and dated notarized forms in my files. I can use them or not upon RV, depending on what weirdness Washington deals us. (The notary only notarizes your signature!! Think about that.) Adam has been clear that we don't know what tax situation we will face. He has also been clear our elected officials rarely let us down (when it comes to waste and taxes). 2) The RV rate amount is a real mystery to me. Hurts to think about it but I will never stop smiling if it comes in at 1:1. The IBC and non taxed investments mentioned by Adam make a big difference at a high RV rate and, a HUGE difference at a low RV rate. Someone in the OSI group made a great point... Said: The best tax haven in the world is the US. - IF you are not a citizen and don't work (earn) here. Now... spin that chessboard around, and then add nearly obsessive attention to privacy and then add multiple layers of that privacy. Yes, the IBC makes a lot of sense. 3) Something I've not thought about previously is the very long term. As in what we leave to others. I'm not versed or knowledgeable on the subject but - the IBC is a legal entity that out lives us. Just needs a new director. Wow, more to think about. ;-)

Re: LOP. hmmmm... "What if the Hokey-Pokey really is what it's all about?" -Jimmy Buffett Jimmy must have a stack of dinars.

Agreed 100% - but the guy regularly pitches his book and VIP membership so a consistent flow of new people (customers or future customers) needing a bit of 'spoon feeding' is part of responsible sales/sales follow up - no matter how long people wear 'newbie' badges and ask (and re-ask) tiring, stupid questions. I own two online businesses and a membership site of nearly 4000. The number of people that can't even find the sHiFt key stopped surprising me years ago. I used to find myself showing a lot more attitude than Adam and, as a result, started to step away more often. Now we just suck it up and treat them like the pay check they are. Just an acknowledgement that the 'attitude' is noticed.

Reminds me of a line from a Paul Simon song... "I've come back to tell you I'm gone." jeeezzzzzzzzzeeee

Hey Adam - new VIP Member. Good to see some old friends here.