Forum,

Merchantica.com is looking for few investors for our capital fund. The capital fund is our startup loan that has a ROI of 125% under a contract agreement.

For a prospectus and full details, or for curious minds, please complete online NDA found here:

http://www.merchantica.com/NDA

If you have any questions please contact me by either:

j.anderson@merchantica.com

or

ICQ UIN: 122822317


--JCA Justin

speak to your lawer.. they always have plenty of clients with money... we were able to raise $250K from an overseas investor through our evil lawer.. :)

Hehe thanks,

I'll consider that.

--JCA Justin

Greetings Janderfox:

"Merchantica.com is looking for few investors willing to invest in the company with a guaranteed 125% ROI."

Please consult your attorney over issues that may rise based on making statements like the above.

The S.E.C. has a heavy hand -- criminal charges -- against anyone who tries to take a risk-based investment that guarantees a specific ROI or other type of profit, reward, etc.

Please note I'm not stating your above statement is incorrect or otherwise illegal. I am stating you should consult your attorney to find out if you can make such statements without ending up in jail or in front of a judge.

Thank you.

Hi,

Thanks for the concern. Before I made this statement, I did consult with my attorney.

In essence, he explained to me that "investment" was the wrong idea, and "loan with interest" was more like what we are requesting. I decided to use the word investment to invite more investors into the pool. In the prospectus, the entire details are explained.

I assure you, everything is 100% legal.

Best Regards,

--JCA Justin

"Investment" was the wrong word, but you used it anyway?

Merchantica.com was registered on May 25 and the web site has no content. It takes more than a newly coined domain name to be an online business, let alone a business anyone wants to inject their hard-earned money into. I also balk at the use of the term "investment". The word "guarantee" gives me problems too, especially since there's no track record here.

Well he said it jokingly. Lol, I'ts kind of hard to explain. He said I could use the word investment as long as I didn't respresent the opportunity as a risk opportunity where there is a possibility that money could be lost.

--JCA Justin

And just see how much trouble you can get into.....and if you say there is no possibility of loss.....find investors who are willing to accompany you to a fantasy world....

Originally posted by alchiba
Merchantica.com was registered on May 25 and the web site has no content. It takes more than a newly coined domain name to be an online business, let alone a business anyone wants to inject their hard-earned money into. I also balk at the use of the term "investment". The word "guarantee" gives me problems too, especially since there's no track record here.

Oh please...

The company is months in the making. I have had and still have several developers developing many complex systems for the project. The website was last on the list of things that need to be developed, and FYI, it is almost complete, and won't be made avaliable to the public until the company's launch. Thousands of dollars have already be invested, and more on the way. We just decided to expand our investor profile.

If you are curious, please go ahead and complete the NDA so I can send you over the prospectus, once you read the prospectus, you will better understand, it is a loan, not a risk-based investment.

--JCA Justin

Incognito,

Just got off the phone with my lawyer, just to make sure everything was fine. He again advised me that everything was fine, as long as I didn't represent the opportunity as a risk-based investment, which I'm not. I had him look over your comments and he assured me that I was in violation of no law.

But you guys are starting to worry me. So... I'll change the wording of things just to console you people.

Thanks,

--JCA Justin

Originally posted by janderfox
I'll change the wording of things just to console you people.

As far as I can tell no one is shedding tears over this, so consoling isn't what's called for. Clarity will go a long way, though.

alchiba,

You're completely right.

--JCA Justin