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June 13th, 2017 10:05 AM #1Permission to Post Admins - Paki move or inform po ako kung di po pwede ang thread na ito. Salamat
Hi Guys,
Need helpsa mga masters of investments here on deciding to invest or not.
Id like to confirm po kung ok yung iinvest ko sa isang financial or loan institution.
For co ownership po kasi minimum of 2m ang shell out. Ang monthly profit ko DAW is 10% of my investment.
Ang business ay nasa manila and wala pang time to check on the actual business since nandito po ako sa Naga City, Cam Sur.
I asked for a yearly report or income report pero sabi sa mga co owners lang daw and board mem lang pwede maka access at makakita.
Registered po sila sa SEC also nakita ko po sa SEC online po mismo.
Pag nakapag invest na po ako ito daw po mga makukuha ko: "Contract with notary, receipt, checks for the entire contract, id's of signatory and copy of their registrations."
Do you think ok po sila? Good to be true po ba ito o ganito talaga ang process pag magiinvest ka sa isang company or startup businesses?
Sensya na po newbie lang po ako sa investment.
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June 13th, 2017 10:11 AM #2
10% per month? Owners and BoD lang may access?
Keep your 2M. Even TODA can register to SEC. Don't fall to this kind of schemes.
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June 13th, 2017 10:15 AM #3I am not an expert on business but.....
Kung ako sa iyo, i-pull out ko na yang 2M mo.
Why? Investor ka tapos hindi ipapakita sa iyo kung ano performance ng company?
Yung big companies nga under PSE (we are talking about San Miguel, Ayala, Sm, etc) nagpopost ng financial statements for their stockholders and even non-stockholders to see. Bakit hindi pwede sa company na yan?
Second, anung business ba ng company na yan? Sinabi ba nila sa iyo?
Lesson: Magtanong bago maglabas ng pera, hindi yung after mo mailabas yung pera.
Suggestion: Kung mababawi mo yang 2M mo, ipasok mo na lang sa iba like mutual funds, UTIF, VUL or stocks.
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June 13th, 2017 10:28 AM #4
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June 13th, 2017 11:30 AM #5
MLM or worse ... save your money ... control your greed ... your giving away your 2M to people who will not show you records ... nor allow you to audit ... in a place far from where you primarily stay ... that kind of sets a lot of alarm bells ringing ... very loudly ...
Last edited by Walter; June 13th, 2017 at 11:35 AM.
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June 13th, 2017 11:36 AM #6
masyado mabilis pag read ko sa post ni TS
hindi pala siya magiging co-owner
investor lang
gagamitin nila pera niya pam pautang
at kaya nila mag bayad ng 10% interest per month
PER MONTH!
at sino naman desperadong tao o kompanya ang pinapautang nila na kumakagat sa over 10% interest per month?Last edited by uls; June 13th, 2017 at 11:41 AM.
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June 13th, 2017 11:48 AM #7
meron mga nagpapautang sa mga office (co-worker to co-worker)
like P1,000 utang, P1,100 balik
something like that
kumikita yan ha...
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June 13th, 2017 12:02 PM #8
Usury is a sin. I abhor people who do that.
Even in a non religious POV, this is considered unethical (taught to us in business class)Last edited by _Cathy_; June 13th, 2017 at 12:05 PM.
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June 13th, 2017 03:07 PM #9Thanks sa inputs guys.
Di pa ako nakapag invest or nag pay-in ng 2m.
Actually I'm targeting to be a co owner or board member.
As a potential investor or hindi pa co-owner or hindi pap board member ng company, dapat ba i-show nila sakin ang income report nila or they have the right not to disclose it to the public. I'm not pretty sure how it goes.
Sabi kasi nila pag nakapag in, co-owner na ako at board member dun ko lang maview ang mga reports na ito.
What do you think guys?
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June 13th, 2017 03:29 PM #10
i would rather find out what they do with the money
kung nagpapautang sila, kanino sila nagpapautang
kung kaya nila magbigay sayo ng 10% interest per month, natural mas malaki pa sa 10% interest per month ang pautang nila
20%?
wtf
sino kumakagat sa ganyan kalaking interest?
baket hindi nalang nangutang sa bangko ung nangungutang?
hindi qualified?
desperate and high risk borrower lang ang kakagat sa ganyan kalaking interest
so kung high risk, malaki chance mag default
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