Ol Gilmore needs some advice, big bankrollers

[kontrapunktus1750]

Well, CRH could be put under the umbrella of rare/collectible coin speculation and/or precious metals speculation.

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[agme]

To increase my bankroll i took advantage of some credit card offers. The best one was 4% transaction fee 0% interest untill august 2013. As most of my money has been tied up elswhere the $40 per thousand was worth it and has already been covered. I just have to make sure i dont spend the money before august 2013 on anything but boxes of halves.

After you pay that off (if your credit is good) you will get more/better offers. Discover just offered my 0% tranfer fee and 0% interest for one year, $5000 credit limit. I wrote out one of the checks they sent me to myself and put it into my checking account, the next day withdrew $5000 and upped my CRH budget for a year.
And Gilmore, I think you'll be fine, just mention the "does not invole any illegal activity" thing.

[sagittarius98]

I am not a lawyer but there are 2 key elements of fraud, (1)lying for (2)finacial gain.

Well if GH is lying about "the business part", then he is defrauding as CRH gives you financial gain.

[AgHawk]

Just tell the guy you can offer him a 6 month GD (Gilmortificate of deposit) at a 10% rate of return, with a minimum deposit of $5,000.

[midntmn]

Tell him what you are going to use it for. Give him his 10% ($500) up front with the promise to pay him $5000 in 6 months . Finalize the agreement either with a promissory note or do it as a handshake deal. In other words, he gives you $4500 now, you give him $5000 in 6 months. He actually makes a little more interest on his investment and you have $4500 to roll over each week in boxes - and you both can sleep better at night. That gives you 9 boxes a week, or approximately 225 boxes you can search in 6 months, using a minimum of your cash.