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What's it all about then? |
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It's simple but sounds complex so hang in there. |
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More than likely you found this site because you saw a fiver with the web address on, and when you entered the serial number on it, you saw who the note belonged to. |
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That person, let's call him Bob, paid £2.50
- the price of a pint of warm beer -
to register that particular note, and will earn £2.00
if you
decide
to register a note of your own. |
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That means when another nine people, like you, who see the note and
register their own fivers, Bob will earn himself £20.
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That's £20 from ten people, and just think, the average five pound note changes hands 55 times every day, every week, every month. |
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That's 18,480 people who see Bob's note in one year. |
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If all those people register their own note, which doesn't even have to be a fiver, anything with a serial number will do, Bob will earn £36,960 for doing absolutely nothing!!! |
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If 100 of those people register, that's two hundred quid.
If only two people register, well, that's your money back. |
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Geddit? |
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