Money chain letter. Three pages. "Make $25,000 in Weeks" Six names, send $1 to each, quota 200. US, 2014.

Money chain letter. Three pages. "Make $25,000 in Weeks" Six names, send $1 to each, quota 200. US, 2014. Comment by DWV.

MAKE $25,000 IN WEEKS
AS SEEN ON OPRAH AND 20/20

Oprah Winfrey and ABC's Investigative team, 20/20 proved it can be done?

IF A FIFTEEN YEAR OLD BOY COULD MAKE $71,000 IN FIVE WEEKS AND OTHERS
$250,000 AND MORE IN A FEW WEEKS, SO CAN YOU!

I have received the following information and if you will please take the time to read this, I Believe it will be beneficial to you.

Greetings! I am a retired Attorney. Approximately two years ago a man came to me with a letter similar to this one. He asked me to verify that the letter was legal. I told him that I would review it and get back to him. When I first read the letter he originally brought to me, it was not 100% legal and advised him him to make a few small changes to the letter so that it would be legal.

I was still curious about the letter, so he proceeded to explain how it works. I thought it was a long shot and decided against participating. However, before my friend left my office, I asked him to keep me updated as to his results. About two months later, he called to tell me he ahd received $800,000 n cash. I did not believe him. He suggested that I try his idea and see for himself. I thought about it for a couple of days and decided that I didn't have anything to lose, so I asked him for a copy of the letter. I followed the instructions exactly, I mailed out 200 copies and sure enough the money started arriving. It came in slowly at first, but after three weeks, I was getting more mail than he could open in a day. AFTER ABOUT THREE MONTHS, THE MONEY STOPPED COMING IN. I KEPT A PRECISE RECORD OF MY EARNINGS AND AT THE END, IT TOTALED $986,493.00!!!!

I was earning a good living as an Attorney. However, as anyone in the legal profession will tell you, there is a lot of stress that comes with the job. I told myself if things worked out, I would retire from my practice and play golf. I decided to try the letter again, but this time, I sent out 500 letters. Well, three months later, my income totaled $2,344,178.00! Can you believe it?

I could hardly believe it myself. But after talking with my old friend over lunch, we realized that what made the difference from other similar letters was the fact that there were six names on the list, not guaranteeing that the whole program was legal, since no one wants to participate in something illegal.

IT'S PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE!

I'll assume by now you are curious to know what little change the attorney told him to make. Well, if you send a letter like this out, to be legal, you must actually be selling something if you expect to receive a dollar. I told him that anyone sending a dollar must include these words on the letter: "PLEASE PUT ME ON YOUR MAILING LIST."

This is key to the program. For the dollar you send to the six names listed in the letter, you request to be places on a mailing list and then have the right to receive thousands of dollars.

FOLLOW THE RULES AS LISTED BELOW EXACTLY and in less than three months you should receive over $500,000 in cash. Just give it a try and see for yourself.

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This program works perfectly. I have never failed to make less than $500,000 on each mailing. This is a legitimate business opportunity and a perfectly legal money generating program. It does not require you to sell anything or come into personal contact with anyone. You do not attend monthly motivational meetings, and Best of all, the only time you ever leave home is to mail the letters. This can be done on your way to the grocery store.

    1. Immediately send $1.00 to each six names listed on page 3 and request that your name be added to their mailing list. It is this step the makes this program legal.

    2. Purchase a mailing list of names from *** lists. Specify that you want the names of Opportunity Seekers. They sell a list of 200 Names for $55.00. The nice part is the names will come on self adhesive labels that just peel off and stick right on the envelopes. Just call 1-877-***-**** or you may also order online at WWW.********.com. This company accepts MasterCard and Visa to make it more convenient.

    3. While waiting on the mailing list to arrive, remove the name from the number one position and move each name up one place (2 becomes 1, 3 becomes 2, etc.)

    4. Place your name in the sixth position (an easy way to do this is to retype or print the 6 names with yours in the 6th position on a separate sheet of paper and tape it over the area where the names appear on the page.)

    5. After completing the above instruction, photocopy 200 copies of this 3 page letter.

    6. Place each of your 200 (500 on your next mailing for greater revenue) copies into your business size envelopes and seal them. Go to the post office and purchase 200 first class stamps and place them on the envelopes. The post office sells stamps in rolls of 100 that are self-adhesive.

    7. Once your list arrives, place the self-adhesive labels on each envelope and drop them in the mailbox. Within 20-90 days, you could receive over $500,000. Within 20-90 days, you could receive over $500,000 in CASH! Now, here is the interesting part-that's only @ 7.5% response rate (this is very conservative). It is more likely to exceed that amount every time The first time I participated, I kept a record of all my letters and the response rate was 9.5%.

THIS SYSTEM WAS MADE FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACCUMULATING CAPITAL FAST AND HONESTLY WITH PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE. Once again this is NOT an illegal chain letter, rather a perfectly Legal Mail Order Business. (Refer to Title 18, Section 1302 # 1342 of the U.S. Postal and Lottery Laws). When you send 200 copies of this letter and each responding individual sends 200 copies you're multiplying dollars which can become a rapid FORTUNE.

The following figures are an assumption, but at a conservative rate assume for example yours is 7.5%.

When you send out 200 letters, 15 will send you $1.00    $15.00

Those 15 people mail out 200 letters, 225 send you $1.00       $225.0

225 people send out 200 letters, 3375 people send you $1.00    $3375.00

3375 people send out 200 letters, 50,625 people send you $1.00 $50,625.00

50,625 people send out 200 letters, 759,375 people send you $1.00 $759,375.00

                    YOUR TOTAL - $813,615,00, At this point, your name is dropped from the list and you have received $813,615.00. It worked every time. On the above example you started with 200 names and a 7.5% response rate. With these results, you have to try.

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I was naturally skeptical, and I had received at least 35 letters similar to this one in a six month period. You probably have too. There was however, something about this one that I liked. It takes less investment than MOST do and all participants receive money, not just the top ones Anyway, I mailed 200 letters and hoped for the best. Nothing happened for 11 days, on the 12th day, I received $90.00. Over the next 4 weeks, I received over $800,00.00 in cash...through the mail. Im going to try next time with 1,000 letters! That should give me 75 letters, at the level one and a ridiculously large number at level six.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: WE INVEST IN LOTTERIES, ENTER SWEEPSTAKES, CLIP COUPONS, ETC...WE NEED TO INVEST IN EACH OTHER...WHETHER YOU WANT TO ADMIT IT OR NOT, WE ARE OUR BROTHERS KEEPER...AND AS A AMERICAN, WE NEED TO HELP EACH OTHER ANYWAY WE CAN. MAYBE YOU DON'T NEED MONEY, SO DO IT FOR A FRIEND, A NEIGHBOR IN NEED, A COLLEGE STUDENT, YOUR CHURCH OR ANYONE WHO MAY COME TO MIND. JUST DO IT!!!!

STILL NOT SURE ABOUT IT: JUST PRAY ABOUT IT...

Here are a few things I have learned: 1: After you get your mailing list, mail the letters while the letter is still fresh. 2: When you handle a lot of letters, you may want to invest in an electric letter opener. 3: Be cool, keep your job until you get the cash, and then set goals.

STAY HONEST. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE; SEE HOW YOUR LIFE CAN CHANGE.

1. E. ************* Ashland, AL 36251

2. Saundra ********* Windsor Mill, MD 21244

3. Steve *********** McDonald, PA 15057

4. Larry *********** San Bernardino, CA 92407

5. Hank *********** Seattle, WA 98087

6. M. ************* Claremont, NH 03743

DON'T FORGET, THESE ARE FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS. JUST DO THE MATH, IT REALLY WORKS, EVERY SINGLE TIME.
GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS!!

PLEASE ADD ME TO YOUR MAILING LIST. LET'S HELP EACH OTHER OUT!!! THANKS

Word processor generated text, various sized fonts. Third page is centered instead of left justified. Mailed by M. B. in Claremont, NH to a woman in Tacoma, WA on 30 April, 2014. Address was on a self-adhesive label. Stamp was a coil stamp as per instructions in the letter. Sic "Im", "a American". Supplied by Michaeletta Deforrest. Entered by DWV, May 17, 2014.

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The Paper Chain Letter Archive - contents Chain Letter Evolution - a history

Comparisons to Other Money Chain Letters - by Daniel W. VanArsdale, May 16, 2014

1. The instruction to say: "Please add my name to your mailing list" when sending a dollar to a person on the list dates back at least to a 1986 money chain letter. The numbered instructions on this letter that circulated 28 years ago clearly influenced the text in the above letter.

2. The titles on the above letter, and the claim that it was vetted on Oprah and 20/20, also appear on a 2009 money chain letter with different testimonials. Note that no date is given when these alleged endorsements appeared on television, on either letter. Do you believe that Oprah and 20/20 approved of not only this letter, but a different money chain letter that has been circulating for several years already?

3. The claim that a retired attorney successfully circulated a chain letter after being consulted on its legality also appears on a 2005 money chain letter, using much of the exact same text. For example, the 2005 letter reads: "I told him that the letter he had originally brought me was not 100% legal, and I advised him to make a small change in the letter so it would be legal. The above 2014 letter reads: "When I first read the letter he originally brought to me, it was not 100% legal and advised him him to make a few small changes to the letter so that it would be legal."

4. Consider this statement on a 1991 chain letter: "I am skeptical by nature. I had received at least 35 different propositions like this one. But there was something about this particular approach that I liked." . . . J. Holliman. Now from the above letter: "I was naturally skeptical, and I had received at least 35 letters similar to this one in a six month period. You probably have too. There was however, something about this one that I liked."

5. On Jan. 24, 2015 I entered another money chain letter very similar to the above. See me2014-08-07_RetAttorney_n6sDx6q200

These examples show that many of the claims in this letter are copied from prior chain letters that have already been circulating for years, in some cases from over 25 years ago. You may choose to believe these claims, but you should not think that there is much that is new in the above letter. You are certainly not "getting in early."

At the end of the more recent example, it is shown that according to the numbers given in both letters, one should expect that over 2.4 billion copies of this letter have already been distributed. That is over 7 copies for every man, woman and child in the United States.