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Vegas Wealth Builder Part III

  • #1
  • First Post: Mar 7, 2006 10:53am Mar 7, 2006 10:53am
Everyone,

'Vegas Wealth Builder Part III' will be released in about 10 days.

This final file is not about trading [I have already showed you how to do that], it is about KEEPING your trading profits and letting your wealth grow. If you think a profitable trading method in forex is enough to get you to the millionaires club, you are dead wrong. Making money is not enough; you have to know how to make it grow and legally keep it away from creditors, unwanted relatives [spouse and children], and most importantly government at all levels.

Many years of the proverbial "blood, sweat, and tears" have gone into this file. In my opinion, it is the most important of the three VWB files.

This file will NOT be made available to the general public, and it will NOT be free [it won't be that expensive]. The information is simply to valuable. The effort and expense I have suffered through the years, in making this material available to you, is enormous.

If you would like to know how to get this file, please email me at the following address:
[email protected]

Do NOT email me at [email protected] for info on this file. Hushmail is free and provides PGP encryption security and privacy.

If you don't think you need this, then it's OK with me. You already have VWB and VWB Part II.
vegas
  • #2
  • Mar 7, 2006 11:59am Mar 7, 2006 11:59am
I'm a bit puzzled as to why your spouse and children would be considered "unwanted relatives"..?

Quoting vegas
Everyone,

'Vegas Wealth Builder Part III' will be released in about 10 days.

This final file is not about trading [I have already showed you how to do that], it is about KEEPING your trading profits and letting your wealth grow. If you think a profitable trading method in forex is enough to get you to the millionaires club, you are dead wrong. Making money is not enough; you have to know how to make it grow and legally keep it away from creditors, unwanted relatives [spouse and children], and most importantly government at all levels.

Many years of the proverbial "blood, sweat, and tears" have gone into this file. In my opinion, it is the most important of the three VWB files.

This file will NOT be made available to the general public, and it will NOT be free [it won't be that expensive]. The information is simply to valuable. The effort and expense I have suffered through the years, in making this material available to you, is enormous.

If you would like to know how to get this file, please email me at the following address:
[email protected]

Do NOT email me at [email protected] for info on this file. Hushmail is free and provides PGP encryption security and privacy.

If you don't think you need this, then it's OK with me. You already have VWB and VWB Part II.
  • #3
  • Mar 7, 2006 12:02pm Mar 7, 2006 12:02pm
Quoting Isotonic
I'm a bit puzzled as to why your spouse and children would be considered "unwanted relatives"..?
well... me too, a little, I guess we will see in the document
maybe something like "hunny, I want a new car", "honny I want a new house"
Try hard, think fast, die young
  • #4
  • Mar 7, 2006 3:26pm Mar 7, 2006 3:26pm
Everyone,

For all those who have requested info on VWB Part III today, I will respond by tomorrow [Wed., 3/8]. After Wednesday, each request will be handled as it comes in.

Information about VWB Part III is contained in a small MS-Word document that I will attach.

I've already received some emails from people who are worried that this file will cost mucho big bucks [It certainly is worth $$$$$]. Fear not. Like I said before, it is not that expensive. But even if it was it would be worth it because on your own it would take hundreds of hours of research, and thousands of dollars spent to get you to the info in this file. Even if you spent the time and money, there is no guarantee you would have it right.

P.S.
In all seriousness, why would anyone include a spouse or children as unwanted relatives? Ask anybody with money, who one day is happily married and the next is getting a divorce lawyer. How about kids from one marriage not so happy with kids from another. I can paint a lot of ugly scenarios that separate you from your money.
vegas
  • #5
  • Mar 7, 2006 3:40pm Mar 7, 2006 3:40pm
Quoting vegas
Everyone,

P.S.
In all seriousness, why would anyone include a spouse or children as unwanted relatives? Ask anybody with money, who one day is happily married and the next is getting a divorce lawyer. How about kids from one marriage not so happy with kids from another. I can paint a lot of ugly scenarios that separate you from your money.
Only in America...
We( me & my wife) have a different education, different metality, you're talking about america... usa that has lost many values. Money... are important, but not that important
About the kids... I don't wanna raise my kids here... I don't want them to shoot me or any of their friend
Try hard, think fast, die young
  • #6
  • Mar 7, 2006 4:29pm Mar 7, 2006 4:29pm
Dof,

The kids are only going to shoot you or their friends if You and Your wife do not do the #1 job of parenting. As far as the wife, that's another story.
  • #7
  • Mar 7, 2006 9:51pm Mar 7, 2006 9:51pm
Quoting Adrian548
Dof,

The kids are only going to shoot you or their friends if You and Your wife do not do the #1 job of parenting. As far as the wife, that's another story.
Maybe 60% is related to that, but the rest...
Try hard, think fast, die young
  • #8
  • Mar 8, 2006 12:14am Mar 8, 2006 12:14am
I agree with the last couple of posts.

The mentality of a 'family' in other countries is way different than in America. 50% of marraiges fail in America. That is why I am moving back to my home country once I finish college.. to start my life their.

Dof which country are you from?
  • #9
  • Mar 8, 2006 5:32am Mar 8, 2006 5:32am
Even if you have drawn up a contract before marriage, you can still be screwed for one simple reason: Dutch law dictates that if the divorced spouse receives Social Security payments the ex-partner has to cough up!

So if my wife would cheat on me, and we'd divorce, and she would NOT move in with whomever she was doing it at the time, but rather live on wellfare, then *I* would get the bill for that from the Social Securities Office!
(And that is ignoring any child alimony that might be settled by the judge!)
  • #10
  • Mar 8, 2006 10:01am Mar 8, 2006 10:01am
Quoting vegas
Everyone,

'Vegas Wealth Builder Part III' will be released in about 10 days.

This final file is not about trading [I have already showed you how to do that], it is about KEEPING your trading profits and letting your wealth grow. If you think a profitable trading method in forex is enough to get you to the millionaires club, you are dead wrong. Making money is not enough; you have to know how to make it grow and legally keep it away from creditors, unwanted relatives [spouse and children], and most importantly government at all levels.

Many years of the proverbial "blood, sweat, and tears" have gone into this file. In my opinion, it is the most important of the three VWB files.

This file will NOT be made available to the general public, and it will NOT be free [it won't be that expensive]. The information is simply to valuable. The effort and expense I have suffered through the years, in making this material available to you, is enormous.

If you would like to know how to get this file, please email me at the following address:
[email protected]

Do NOT email me at [email protected] for info on this file. Hushmail is free and provides PGP encryption security and privacy.

If you don't think you need this, then it's OK with me. You already have VWB and VWB Part II.
Vegas,

For as much as you have given to me and asked for nothing!

If the coins were in my purse I would buy your book on "raising cats". If you knew me better you would understand the power of that declaration!

Looking forward to it.
HeavyJ
HeavyJ -"Posterboy for Spellchecker!" "Will work for pips!"
  • #11
  • Mar 8, 2006 2:28pm Mar 8, 2006 2:28pm
Vegas - I'm a newbie in forex. I've read both your documents over the last couple of months. They are definitely good reads. I enjoyed them and I feel like I've learned something from them. Thanks.

I'll just say this and if I'm way off base then so be it.

An offshore account is only going to be helpful to you if NO ONE knows it exists. If your wife or creditors know that it exists or suspect that it exists all it does is make it a potential legal liability. They don't even have to know where it is - a good PI will be able to find it. A good IRS investigator or DA will too. Be careful and remember that if you do it over the internet there will be a trail. If you use a credit card to pay one of those "offshore setup companies" there will be a credit card record. If you fly to Belize, or Latvia, or the Caymans there's gonna be a plane ticket.

Take care and good luck,
cm
  • #12
  • Mar 8, 2006 5:19pm Mar 8, 2006 5:19pm
Quoting chartmonkey
Vegas - I'm a newbie in forex. I've read both your documents over the last couple of months. They are definitely good reads. I enjoyed them and I feel like I've learned something from them. Thanks.

I'll just say this and if I'm way off base then so be it.

An offshore account is only going to be helpful to you if NO ONE knows it exists. If your wife or creditors know that it exists or suspect that it exists all it does is make it a potential legal liability. They don't even have to know where it is - a good PI will be able to find it. A good IRS investigator or DA will too. Be careful and remember that if you do it over the internet there will be a trail. If you use a credit card to pay one of those "offshore setup companies" there will be a credit card record. If you fly to Belize, or Latvia, or the Caymans there's gonna be a plane ticket.

Take care and good luck,
cm
Chartmonkey,

With all due respect, you are dead wrong on all accounts. I basically take every proposition you make in your post and debunk it. Everything that I recommend is 100% legal and above-board. It is case law tested. If you do it the right way [it's been a painful lesson] it doesn't make any difference who knows. Of course, they won't, why would you tell them?

I can't blame you if you are ill-informed in this subject. Many people don't have a clue as to what it takes or what is available to protect themselves. Others who proclaim to know have never done it themselves. Well, I have.

As to the PI's, IRS investigators, and other wannabees from the EU to Australia, I challenge them to look and investigate their hearts out. They won't find anything, and even if they did [which they won't], it wouldn't make any difference. Neither I nor anybody else is doing anything wrong or illegal.

Last time I checked, every legal entity [including you] in the industrialized world has the right to place their legally earned income into structures in any jurisdiction in the world. If not, please inform me otherwise. Tell me why I can't take after-tax income and protect it? Tell me where, and in what country, it is illegal to arrange your affairs to protect your assets?
vegas
  • #13
  • Mar 8, 2006 5:26pm Mar 8, 2006 5:26pm
Everyone,
As of about 5 minutes ago, I have sent the info file on VWB III to everyone who has requested it at [email protected]

For those of you who have not made a request, I suggest you ask for the file anyway. There are a couple of valuable "freebies" included in the info file that most of you will find useful. Besides, you may decide later VWB III is something you should have.

As always, your comments/questions are appreciated. Make sure you use the hushmail email address for all inqueries regarding the info file and VWB III.
vegas
  • #14
  • Mar 9, 2006 8:39am Mar 9, 2006 8:39am
Hi Vegas,

I'm not saying that it's illegal to put your after tax money in an offshore trust. Not at all. However you are still required by law to pay taxes on money earned with the off shore accounts.

Now I'll be the first one to agree that this sucks ass. I hate it too. I've already paid taxes on the stuff. Why should I be double taxed? It galls me to no end that I've even got to pay taxes on the paltry interest I earn in a freakin checking account.

All I'm saying is be careful and cover the tracks.

cm
  • #15
  • Mar 9, 2006 9:53am Mar 9, 2006 9:53am
Quoting chartmonkey
Hi Vegas,

I'm not saying that it's illegal to put your after tax money in an offshore trust. Not at all. However you are still required by law to pay taxes on money earned with the off shore accounts.

Now I'll be the first one to agree that this sucks ass. I hate it too. I've already paid taxes on the stuff. Why should I be double taxed? It galls me to no end that I've even got to pay taxes on the paltry interest I earn in a freakin checking account.

All I'm saying is be careful and cover the tracks.

cm
Vegas,

I think chartmonkey got you there. By law US citizens need to pay income taxes on world income.

http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/...108276,00.html

See first sentence of second paragraph.

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p54.pdf

Look at the chart in page 12 if you don't live in the US.

Look at the following definition of legal trusts:

http://www.irs.gov/compliance/enforc...112337,00.html

See the section What to Look for.

Ask your local IRS rep. regardless of what any attorney might have adviced you, and regardless of how much you paid your attorneys and accountants.

It does not matter what is the source of the income, and it does not matter what is the location of the income.

If you remember corporations which are very good at income tax had a special loop last year to bring back money back into the US at a reduced rate, and they took advantage of it because they don't get any other way to avoid taxes.

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1120f.pdf

Setting up an offshore coroporation is no big deal. Opening an account offshore is no big deal too. The bid deal is keeping your nose clean to avoid ending up like Marc Rich who is alleged to have evaded paying millions of dollars, and is wanted by the US Justice for evading taxes.

http://www.time.com/time/nation/arti...,99302,00.html

See also the following:

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/...106562,00.html

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/...121175,00.html

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/...106493,00.html

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/...106568,00.html

http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/...105698,00.html

http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/...105689,00.html


Vegas you have all my respect as a trader and as a charitable person, but you have raised serious questions in my mind regarding your motivations for selling information on how to avoid US taxes, and legal responsabilities to family members, and creditors.

As the above information will prove, your sources of information place those who buy and use your ideas at risk with the US government.

You live in a great country, the United States of America. Why would you want to jeopardize this at the very minimum? Pay your dues like anybody else, and get over it. Everybody else does it.

Regards,
  • #16
  • Mar 9, 2006 11:16am Mar 9, 2006 11:16am
Quoting 5MinuteStudent
Vegas,

I think chartmonkey got you there. By law US citizens need to pay income taxes on world income.

http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/...108276,00.html

See first sentence of second paragraph.

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p54.pdf

Look at the chart in page 12 if you don't live in the US.

Look at the following definition of legal trusts:

http://www.irs.gov/compliance/enforc...112337,00.html

See the section What to Look for.

Ask your local IRS rep. regardless of what any attorney might have adviced you, and regardless of how much you paid your attorneys and accountants.

It does not matter what is the source of the income, and it does not matter what is the location of the income.

If you remember corporations which are very good at income tax had a special loop last year to bring back money back into the US at a reduced rate, and they took advantage of it because they don't get any other way to avoid taxes.

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1120f.pdf

Setting up an offshore coroporation is no big deal. Opening an account offshore is no big deal too. The bid deal is keeping your nose clean to avoid ending up like Marc Rich who is alleged to have evaded paying millions of dollars, and is wanted by the US Justice for evading taxes.

http://www.time.com/time/nation/arti...,99302,00.html

See also the following:

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/...106562,00.html

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/...121175,00.html

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/...106493,00.html

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/...106568,00.html

http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/...105698,00.html

http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/...105689,00.html


Vegas you have all my respect as a trader and as a charitable person, but you have raised serious questions in my mind regarding your motivations for selling information on how to avoid US taxes, and legal responsabilities to family members, and creditors.

As the above information will prove, your sources of information place those who buy and use your ideas at risk with the US government.

You live in a great country, the United States of America. Why would you want to jeopardize this at the very minimum? Pay your dues like anybody else, and get over it. Everybody else does it.

Regards,
5minutestudent [and everybody else who thinks like him],

With all due respect, you should become better informed on your subject matter, before you post on things you know nothing about. Your source of information proves absolutely nothing, except the fact that you have no idea what you are talking about. If structured properly, nobody is at risk from the US Goverment or any other governmental entity.

My motivation? For everyone to be able to keep THEIR hard-earned wealth from blood-sucking Government and every other parasite who thinks they have a claim on their money.

If what you say is true, how can [according to the OECD] you explain the $11 TRILLION plus dollars that are currently in offshore jurisdictions? Why don't the US Gov't, the EU, the UK, and others just go "get the money"?

These links that you provide have nothing to do with anything pertaining to my information. The goverment pub links that you provide simply do not pertain to anything that is relevant to my information.

As to Marc Rich, he was indicted and covicted for tax evasion NOT because he was offshore, but because he was caught selling embargoed oil to third parties. Since he was selling illegal oil and never reported the illegal gain, he was guilty of tax evasion. What's this have to do with being "offshore"?

As to the HIA of 2005 whereby corporations repatriated money back to the US, why do you think the US Government went to all the trouble of passing the act? If by being offshore these corporations were doing something wrong, why didn't Uncle Sam just go get the money? Why entice them back with legislation? Yes, some corporations took advantage of the ACT, but many more have choosen not to.

In all seriousness, I would rather have my money than your respect. The serious issues in your mind are yours and you can keep them if you wish. Your attempt at the "moral high ground" will not wash with me. Your premise is faulty and I do not accept it.

If you choose to let Government confiscate your wealth; third parties attempt to discover your affairs, then that is your personal free choice. It is not mine. If you don't want to get the info, then don't get it. If anyone who reads this agrees with you, then they don't have to get it either. For everyone who thinks I'm wrong, then go ahead and think that. It doesn't, however, change the truth.

Finally, I resent your subtle insinuation, that somehow my information is bad or wrong or will lead people into trouble. Interesting how you can have an opinion on something when you have never seen it and know absolutely nothing about it.
vegas
  • #17
  • Mar 9, 2006 11:41am Mar 9, 2006 11:41am
First of all I would like to say that everyone can make their own choice on whether to get the document or not. To attack it when one has not read it is ignorance. It is not say those facts presented are false, but, we are putting up a defense before we see the offense. Vegas has always been generous in helping and has a wealth of knowledge so lets not short change him.

I just want to say that I have ventured into this arena of structuring and have found many sad discoveries. Vegas is right about spending lots of time and money in trial and error. I have watched a good friend of mine go thru this to end up being no better off than he was when he started and to be thousands in the hole. Why? Because there are crooks out there. If you are not in the KNOW with stuff then you are setting yourself up for a disappointing adventure.

Seeing as how Vegas is a Professional and has many contacts as well as a good understanding of systems, I believe he has to be in the KNOW more than I was or my friend. My friend spent 2 years doing this structuring and trying to generate huge returns to no avail. In addition, he was connected to some good attorneys and a professional trader who does Multi-Million dollar trades that are legal and legit. The problem is you have to have mega cash to do these trades. Don't POOL your money into a group as I have seen that go south for me EVERY time as well.

There is one structure I do know about that is secure and the Govt can't touch- period. Yes, I have done my research and can stand on it today. My friend is using it and it is iron-clad! People don't talk about it though-just because. I am curious to see if this is what Vegas has found; however, I will not reveal it but I do know such things exist. I do not have the capital to need this structure yet. I am hoping someday I will have the capital and was hoping a small mini account in forex might grow to need such structuring.

Vegas I am interested in the DOCUMENT and believe it will have useful insight into the financing world; however, I must generate better returns before purchasing it.

IMARICH1--trying anyways! : )
  • #18
  • Mar 9, 2006 1:11pm Mar 9, 2006 1:11pm
I'm gonna chime in once more. And Vegas I'm sure you know more about the tax side of it than I do - as well as how to actually set up the trust, etc. What first got my attention was in your original post you mentioned hiding cash from the wife. I do happen to know a "little" about offshoring. I know more about divorces - and being sued for divorce in a civil court is much different than being sued by the IRS.

Here is my take on this - and please correct me if I'm wrong. This has nothing to do with the IRS. Lets say for instance that Mrs Vegas knows you've got an offshore account. Lets say that some of your mutual friends also know this. They know it because you've told them or they've heard you talk about it. Now lets say Mrs Vegas decides to take the kids and run and oh by the way she wants half of the million bucks you got stashed in Belize.

So she sues you for divorce in civil court. All Mrs Vegas has to do is convince the judge and jury that you've got money hidden off shore. Its important to note that she does not have to proove it. She just has to make them think that it's likely. If she gets mutual friends to testify to this thats gonna go a long way. If she can show that the house you live in or the car that you drive or the IRA you put money into are also owned or managed by an offshore trust... well that's gonna look bad too. Granted it's not PROOF. But when a jilted wife with kids is crying on the stand she don't really have to proove anything. She just has to convince a judge/jury that it's likely and they will rule in her favor and you will have to pay her. The sad part is that you will have to pay her even if you really dont have the money.

So back to my original posit - if you are going to have an offshore account do not tell anyone about it - especially your wife.

Anyway I'm not trying to blast you or anything. I'm all about keeping as much of my money outta Uncle Sams hands as I can. But the rules (and even the law) don't always apply when divorces are concerned.

Hmmmm. Do I sound bitter? ;-))

Later guys,
cm
  • #19
  • Mar 9, 2006 1:16pm Mar 9, 2006 1:16pm
Quoting vegas
5minutestudent [and everybody else who thinks like him],

With all due respect, you should become better informed on your subject matter, before you post on things you know nothing about. Your source of information proves absolutely nothing, except the fact that you have no idea what you are talking about. If structured properly, nobody is at risk from the US Goverment or any other governmental entity.

My motivation? For everyone to be able to keep THEIR hard-earned wealth from blood-sucking Government and every other parasite who thinks they have a claim on their money.

If what you say is true, how can [according to the OECD] you explain the $11 TRILLION plus dollars that are currently in offshore jurisdictions? Why don't the US Gov't, the EU, the UK, and others just go "get the money"?

These links that you provide have nothing to do with anything pertaining to my information. The goverment pub links that you provide simply do not pertain to anything that is relevant to my information.

As to Marc Rich, he was indicted and covicted for tax evasion NOT because he was offshore, but because he was caught selling embargoed oil to third parties. Since he was selling illegal oil and never reported the illegal gain, he was guilty of tax evasion. What's this have to do with being "offshore"?

As to the HIA of 2005 whereby corporations repatriated money back to the US, why do you think the US Government went to all the trouble of passing the act? If by being offshore these corporations were doing something wrong, why didn't Uncle Sam just go get the money? Why entice them back with legislation? Yes, some corporations took advantage of the ACT, but many more have choosen not to.

In all seriousness, I would rather have my money than your respect. The serious issues in your mind are yours and you can keep them if you wish. Your attempt at the "moral high ground" will not wash with me. Your premise is faulty and I do not accept it.

If you choose to let Government confiscate your wealth; third parties attempt to discover your affairs, then that is your personal free choice. It is not mine. If you don't want to get the info, then don't get it. If anyone who reads this agrees with you, then they don't have to get it either. For everyone who thinks I'm wrong, then go ahead and think that. It doesn't, however, change the truth.

Finally, I resent your subtle insinuation, that somehow my information is bad or wrong or will lead people into trouble. Interesting how you can have an opinion on something when you have never seen it and know absolutely nothing about it.
Vegas,



I have not read you paper, and I don't have to. It will say something like this:



Create a company or trust or some similar structure in which you allow this entity to enter into transactions on behalf of any assets that you place under this entity.



Well guess what? The assets that you wanted to protect so much from your family members and from the government DON'T BELONG TO YOU ANYMORE.



Why? You are only a person who controls the shares of the company by having some pieces of paper that say shares on them, and if you did it right and your name is not one of the people in the company management, then whatever sleazy lawyer you named as general manger actually controls the assets.



If you did a trust with a bank, then guess what the bank controls the assets you don't. Sure they let you call the shots, but legally you gave your assets to the trust.



The same goes for those funny entities in Europe such as foundation companies, stiftungs, anstalts, etc.



Moreover, whatever offshore place you go to will have worse laws than the US, and if you do have a legal problem against the bank, broker, or offshore management, then you are out of luck. There is no FDIC or CFTC, or nothing to help.



They will speak a foreign language which you will not understand unless you set this up in an English speaking tax heaven, and sure they will be very nice and polite, but in the end you will have a hard time winning any case against them because guess what you are the outsider for them.



Moreover, you expose your self to problems such as bank nationalization, and overnight your money legal status has changed. In addition, should there be a war (not involving your offshore place), then you might have a hard time collecting since they might be eying your assets for themselves. You never heard of those Second World War refuges that had millions and are still fighting to recover their belongings from a bank.



Now do you really think you are doing us a favor with your idea to avoid paying taxes, or to protect them from a spouse or children by opening an offshore account at an offshore location.



Should you die without a will, and should you fail to mention in your will the location of your offshore account, then everybody loses except the offshore location. Nobody will find it including your loved ones.



When I am gone, I would not want my children to have a fight with an offshore entity in order to have some bread in their table.



I came with nothing into this world, and I will go with nothing when I am gone.



Regards,
  • #20
  • Mar 9, 2006 1:37pm Mar 9, 2006 1:37pm
The arguments in this thread stop now!

Vegas has been outrageously generous in this forum, and everyone has benefited from his giving.

If the VWB III is not for you, or you think it is not safe or legal, then do not buy it.

There will be no further flames and attacks in this thread, FROM anyone or TOWARD anyone. You may discuss this in a civil fashion, or not at all.

Persist in the flames, and I will lock this thread!

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