The Healthy Living Spot

2010 Blessings

2009-11-14T07:50:00.000-08:00

FOR U.S. RESIDENTS ONLY

You don't think $25 can change your life? Think again.

If you are reading this, someone cares about you and wants to help! You are being invited to join a community of “Like-minded” people who want to bless each other with cash gifts. I know you are probably skeptical of cash gifting programs. But I can assure you that this is not a scam or illegal. You are probably saying to yourself... those don’t work, been there done that, etc. but let’s put those fears to rest.

I am sure you have given a birthday, wedding, Christmas, or graduation card with cash in it.

Do think that was illegal? Were you scared to do that? No…..Because it is not illegal.

This is NOT a business, Get Rich Quick, Ponzi scheme, MLM, Pyramid, 2-up, 2-down
or anything like that. It is very simply a group of caring, like-minded people who gift one another with no expectations. Still not sure?

Click Here: "IRS Pub 950 – Intro to Estate and Gift Taxes".

AND READ IT !!!

Cash Gifting is perfectly legal and Tax-Free!!
(tax free up to the annual exclusion amount and even after that cash gifting is still legal)!

If you accept this personal invitation...

You start with a one-time out-of-pocket $25 gift
(the rest of the gifts come from gifts you have received).

You give a gift of $25. You receive 8 gifts of $25 which is a total of $200.
Beginning from here on, the gifts you will give come from the gifts you receive.
Example: You receive $200 – $50 = $150 which is yours to keep.

THEN….

You give a gift of $50. You receive 8 gifts of $50 which is a total of $400.
(Receive $400; save $100 for the next level and you keep $300).

You give a gift of $100. You receive 8 gifts of $100 which is a total of $800.
(Receive $800; save $250 for the next level and you keep $550).

You give a gift of $250. You receive 8 gifts of $250 which is a total of $2000.
(Receive $2000; save $500 for the next level and you keep $1500).

You give a gift of $500. You receive 8 gifts of $500 which is a total of $4000.
(Receive $4000; save $1000 for the next level and you keep $3000).

You give a gift of $1000. You receive 8 gifts of $1000 which is a total of $8000.
(Receive $8000; save $2000 for the next level and you keep $6000).

You give a gift of $2000. You receive 8 gifts of $2000 which totals of $16,000.
(Receive $16,000; save $5000 for the next level and keep $11,000).

You give a gift of $5000. You receive 8 gifts of $5000 which totals of $40,000.
(Receive $40,000; save $25 to start over and keep $39,975).

At the end, you will have received $71,400 and gifted $8,925 of the money you have already received for a total of $62,475!

Net amount of cash gifts received is $62,475. Could that change your life?

Not bad for one-time out-of-pocket $25 gift! That’s it, nothing else out-of-pocket!

No monthly fees of hidden costs, no products or inventory, no selling or marketing, no business meetings, no presentations, no traveling, just simply giving!

I can hear you thinking “this is too good to be true”?

If you don’t believe it, do the math for yourself.

This works because of the premise...
That all who are invited into the community, help two more people as well.

"A-ha there’s the catch!" you say.

But would it really be hard to gift someone you love or care about into the program?

Do you know someone who has a birthday? Everyone does! Give your gift early (or late).

Or how about Christmas? Would you spend $25 on a gift they might not like?

Or, how about the neighbor down the street who is in the unemployment line or has health issues and can’t pay their bills?

Just think of the joy it would bring them, with no cost to them at all!

Wouldn’t you love to "Pay It Forward" a gift that keeps on giving?

Have you ever even given a gift to someone that could be worth over $62,000!!

And who wouldn’t want this gift? Think of the lives that you could change!

You still might be thinking “it has to be a scam”. But, who is getting scammed?

The gifts are being sent to other individuals just like you!

There are no other costs involved?

And even if this true was a scam, what is the worst that could happen to you . . . .

You would be out the $25. Not even a night out! Have you ever bought a lottery ticket?
But you would have a feeling of generosity when the person that received the gift calls you on the phone to thank you for the generous thing you did. Giving them a small gift of $25.

Now, if you could use some extra money in your pocket and can think of someone who could, send an email with "2010 BLESSINGS" in the Subject Line to:

Cheryl5@NetZero.net

Please include your NAME, EMAIL and PHONE NUMBER and I will send you a personal invitation to this community

2009-03-16T18:24:00.001-07:00

Learned what a great tool Ping.fm is on Rex Harris' training tonight and updating over 10 sites right now!!

Five things you can do to prevent identity theft.

2009-03-01T20:26:00.000-08:00

Anyone can be a victim of identity theft.

It can happen in minutes, and take years for the fallout to stop. If you've every experienced identity theft, not only is it a hassle, it disturbs your sense of security, making you feel vulnerable and unsafe.

This weekend I took a few minutes to do a little research on different things people can do to prevent identity theft. Listed below are a few basic precautions you might take to reduce the risk of identity theft.

1.) Reducing the number of credit cards you carry in your purse or wallet,

2.) Never divulge your social security number online. There are so many scams online today that it's hard to know what's legit and what's not. If you do not know who or why your information is being requested, it is best not share it.

3.) Opt out of credit card pre-approval offers. Responding to “pre-approval” letters for some credit card are gold mines for identity thieves. Ask to be removed from their mailing list, the contact information is usually on the back of each offer.

4.) Shred or destroy records with personal or financial information rather than just throwing it into the trash. Your mail is a major source for identity theft since most bills include account numbers along with your name and address.

5.) Monitor your credit report. You are entitled to a free credit report from each of the three main credit bureaus once a year. At this website, www.annualcreditreport.com, you can request a copy of your credit report to check for incorrect or fraudulent activity.

It’s practically impossible to keep all of your personal information private since we go to so many places where credit cards and identification are necessary to participate in our daily activities. Use caution in these situations and you can make it much harder for the thief.

The Healthy Living Spot

2008-05-13T19:09:00.000-07:00

Hi,

Welcome to the Healthy Living Spot!!

This is a place of peace and good will. I am glad that you found it.

I hope to share new ideas and make new friends. The world is full of good things and you really don't have to look that far to find them. A positive attitude is your first necessity.

Healthy living is multi-faceted. It encompasses a balanced lifestyle including physical, mental and emotional values that, rather than overwhelm you, will help you maintain a calm and stress-free atmosphere.

Come back and visit often,
God Bless,
Cheryl