Actually I will start out with a statement rather than a question (but I will get to those soon).
If there were a £100 million jackpot on the Euromillions lottery tomorrow a huge swell of extra people would buy tickets. Now, of course, they buy tickets priced at £2.50 each and no-one is asking them to part with thousands but, nevertheless, even knowing that the odds of winning are ridiculously high (roughly 140 million to 1) money will be spent on the dream of winning.
That money is gone forever along with the other ticket purchases made over the years. If you do win of course then you are blessed with the most amazing luck possible. But of course, that is the point, you trust the money, your money to luck.
In fact, some people will buy multiple tickets and there are people who, over the years, will have actually parted with thousands on lottery tickets. That's a fact.
So why would they? Well, for starters, the amount required to buy a ticket is deemed too small to worry about losing. That is the plague of the compulsive gambler. They ignore losses and focus only on the wins.
I've met people who are compulsive buyers of lottery tickets and scratch cards. I sat down with a family member once and worked out that, over the years, she had spent around £4,300 on lottery tickets and scratch cards (and that was just on the basis of X per week over X years and did not take into account the quick extra purchases often made while out shopping).
The odd scratch card pops up with a £5 win, or maybe £50 win and they get such a buzz from that win. They will even convince themselves that, eventually, they will make a profit from their endeavours (seriously!) They are kidding themselves.
People that understand money get that it should not be allowed to sit around idle. If it isn't working for you, then you might as well give it all away. I've mentioned it recently but the great book "The Richest Man in Babylon" has, at its core, the one golden rule of money. You must pay yourself before you pay any others. And, as that money accumulates, put it to work.
Would you ever contemplate flushing 10% of what you earn straight down the toilet or even 5%? But that is exactly what people who do not watch the small and trivial purchases do. Come on, we've all played this game surely. Ever found yourself thinking "what if I had kept all that money I spent on (smoking, drinking, gambling - add your own word)".
This fabulous Karatbars deal is entirely about putting your money to work. It isn't about phones - that's just a nice bonus you get with the real asset, the KCB cryptocurrency. In fact the phone takes third place in the deal after the crypto and the VIP business package that is thrown in.
I bought my VIP business from Karatbars for €9,000 (OK I did get 22 grams of gold with that and a small, ongoing, passive income). There were no Karatbars cryptocurrencies then sadly. That is one of the best investments I ever made.
For the next 3 days you can buy a package that will get you a 200% return bonus on what you've put in. It doesn't matter how you want to look at it this is all about money. If you haven't got the money to go for it then, of course, you will have to pass.
But even then it might still be worth thinking about what you do with your money. That exercise alone could help in the future when another great deal comes along.
Right now, for just over £3,400 you can buy an IMpulse K1 (€4K) phone package from Karatbars that will give you 85,000 plus KCB coins/tokens. They are currently available to buy in the public ICO for 0.14 euro-cents each - that's a fact.
And come October this year, that ICO will be done and dusted and you will be able to sell them and they could literally be worth (pick a number) but, at the very least, you will have well over £10,000 back on your just over £3,400 input. That is no lottery; that is a given. And that deal will end on Sunday 12th May.
Personally my own belief (and this is entirely my own belief) is that within two years, the Karatbars cryptocurrency will be worth at least €1 per coin. The Billionaire Chairman of the Gold Standard Bank (part of the Karatbars business) believes that each coin will be worth 1 gram of gold in a few years. Who am I to argue, he has billions for a reason.
After the October merge every 4k IMpulse K1 buyer that buys before close of business on 12th May will have over 25,000 of those coins that I believe will be worth €1 each within two years. The hardest thing of all to do will be to stop yourself selling them at the earliest opportunity but I will definitely be holding mine.
It took Bitcoin, the grandfather of all crypto, over 2 years to hit $1 in value. Look at it now ($6,075 as I type). Bitcoin is not backed by GOLD. Gold has been the benchmark backing asset for all currencies of any worth for 5,000 years. See how many companies you can find out there that own gold mines and have their own cryptocurrency backed by gold - wait I will save you time; there is only one, and that is Karatbars.
The rich irony of it all is this:
People do not act (often) because they do not trust. They believe that the risk of diverting their money away from their bank account or from under their mattress or from their safe is risky. The currency we use every day be that GBP, EUROS, USD is backed by nothing at all. Just hot air and cheap promises. In the UK, the same people that brought you the wonderful Brexit debacle have the future value of your money in their hands. How does that make you feel?
So now the questions that I've had and answers where I have them:
1) Will you still be able to buy the IMpulse K1 phone after 12th May? - YES you will and there may even be other "package" deals but the 200% bonus KCB coins on each €4K package was a one-off announcement that was made at the end of the Dubai conference and that will go.
2) Can you tell me exactly what these KCB coins will be worth when they become available in October? - NO, I cannot because it will be linked to the price of gold and the price of the other cryptocurrency in the Karatbars stable (KBC). However I do know that 100 KBC coins will be worth 1 gram of gold in value come 4th July this year and that KBC will be merging with KCB on the 20th September 2019 according to the plan first given to us in Miami in September last year.
3) I tried to buy using my debit card and the bank refused the purchase, why did they do that? - Most UK banks are under instructions to flag any purchase that is going overseas and, especially, if they believe it is going into crypto. This policy flags the attempted purchase as "potentially fraudulent" so the bank can cover their arse and use anti-fraud customer protection for their actions.
If, as a Karatbars buyer, you buy Cashgold first and then use the internal Karatpay system to buy the K1 packages you will not get this problem. There are no additional charges to do this. You will get a purchase/delivery charge once and once only on the K1 package purchase that will be the same as directly buying the package (if your bank play ball).
To make a purchase this way you just need to remember to set up a Karatpay account once you are signed into Karatbars. As always, ask me to help if you need it.
4) When will I get the phone? - It is anticipated that they will be delivered to you in late September/early October.
5) What do I do with the KCB that I get in the deal? - Well, by default, you also get a Karatbit Exchange account. To activate this (once you are a Karatbars member) you go to karatbit.com and link your Karatbars account to it. When you got to the login screen you will see this:
You have already a Karatbars account? Then click here:
At the top of the login screen. Just click the golden KARATBARS word you see under that question (above) and follow the instructions.
6) How will I be able to turn my crypto coins (KCB) into cash after the ICO period has ended (nb: post September 2019 merge). - The karatbit exchange will have everything you need set up to do that.
7) What if the merger of the two coins doesn't go ahead for some reason? - I can't see any reason for that to be the case but if it did you'd still have 85,000 plus KCB - their value would have to drop to less than one third of the purchase price before you could have less than you put in (and I am not including the value of the phone in that equation). It isn't going to happen.
8) What if Karatbars go bust? - Would a company with gold mines, its own blockchain, the intellectual rights to the world's most advanced smartphone, a merchant payment system, a cryptocurrency exchange and the list goes on, be a good purchase for other big businesses? Fact is though that this is one of the most cash-rich businesses I have ever seen and they have no debt!
Come in as an affiliate at least. It is free to do that and you can do your KYC so that you are ready for when you want to get properly involved. If you don't ever get involved you've lost nothing.
Send me any questions you have and remember, this stunning offer ends Sunday 12th May 2019.
John
Nb, remember the phone is on preorder ready for a September/October delivery and the coins are digital, they are delivered into your back office and then into a wallet of your choosing after. |
