Millionaire Lifestyle

[crus]

Thanks for the offer Matt,

I think I'll stick with the syndicate.

Previously I have had 4 numbers on the Lotto and three and a lucky star on the Euro. If I can replicate this success within the syndicate I will have more than paid for my entries over the year.

D

 

[crus]

Wins again,

another 82p win.

Breaking this down on the Lotto game only this would equate to a 21% return at present.

Now if only the four numbers had come up together.

D

 

[bci]

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Now that we are all back on topic,

exotic holidays,
exotic cars,
fancy hotels,
good dining,
big house,
pool,
casinos,
yachts,
executive jets,

what else peeps!
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Well, you won't even get a fraction of the above on £1,000 per week. But £1K a week should give a comfortable life in the UK.


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To date my hands off 1 hour max a month brings me in between 10-20% of my target, so a 10 fold gain in a year is reasonable I think.
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Barring a major change in online search dynamics, a "10 fold gain in a year" on a website(s)'s revenue is very achievable.


£1K per week for the UK is a perfectly ordinary life ....
If I'm not mistaken, figures for 2005 show that the average full-time employee earns about £430 per week.
Which is over £22K per year.
Send the wife and/or girlfriend out to work as well .... and you'll only need slightly above-average jobs to earn that £1K a week for the household.

However, it looks like the planet can't afford more and more high spending consumers! (What will happen when the 1.3 billion Chinese spend the equivalent of £1k per household per week!?)

 

[crus]

Hi BCI,

thanks for the input, I am well aware of the limits of the targetted £1K a week, howvere by having this as a baseline before I start the week I feel that this will help me acheive what I feel is a normal life.

It is a sad fact that a Million just isnt enough nowdays for the lifestyle many of us would like to lead.

The more I look at it the more I am validated that the UK is not the place to be. With the new services laws going through its just gonna get worse!

D

 

[creacom]

It is a sad fact that a Million just isnt enough nowdays for the lifestyle many of us would like to lead.

Give me 1 million and I will certainly live the lifestyle I would like with it, believe me !!

Jacqui

 

[crus]

If I had it spare I would,

if I landed a lump sum like that out of no where it would all be in property.
I think the smug grin of having a handful of flats generating revenue would be prize enough for a year or two before I started putting money elsewhere.

D

 

[crus]

D

Update, aside from a couple of small wins, my syndicate had a 3 ball win on fridays euromillions which, with the other smaller wins have had has covered 50% of my playing costs to date.

2 more balls and that would have been a solid Mil in the bank, musnt grumble though.

anyone interested in signing up

http://www.millionairelifestyle.biz

or PM me.

D

 

[crus]

WooHoo,

I wish everybody paid as quickly as this!

first of many cheques from these people I hope!

Posted to demonstrate they pay and that it pays to be part of MillionaireLifestyle.biz

D

 

[Cornish Steve]

Posted to demonstrate they pay and that it pays to be part of MillionaireLifestyle.biz

Well, so far it pays back 50 pence on every pound spent. Of course, it's the hope that you'll one day win big that draws the crowd.

 

[crus]

Hi Steve,

yeah already did the figures, and omitting and referral revenues, it has cost me about £5 a week to be in the syndicate which plays 2 lotto games and a euromillions every week. Not much above the actual ticket cost and I haven't got the hassle of running my own syndicate.

The winnings build up quickly with multiple numbers as well, shame just din't have two more on the 10th!

D