IMPORTANT: The information provided below is not to be considered a solicitation of any kind nor is it an indication that this program is available at this time. The following information is provided solely to give our readers an illustration of the type of financial programs SRM SERVICES LTD has investigated in the recent past and which we are prepared to discuss in greater detail with interested parties who establish a business relationship with us.
S A M P L E P R O G R A M I L L U S T R A T I O N - 2530
Small Cap Buy-Sell Program – 12.5M+
OVERVIEW – Operating out of Tier-1 banks in London, Zurich, and Singapore (primarily HSBC and Barclays in London), this Small Cap Buy-Sell Program is capable of significantly increasing a 12.5M+ entry amount within a 16-week period. The program is managed by trade professionals who report a history of successful performance. SRM Services is direct to the Program Manager offering this program. While typical entry into this program requires 50M, as a special accommodation, the Program Manager is able to accept entry amounts of at least 12.5M and enable Participants to earn an exceptional return. Profits may be used for financial needs, wealth accumulation, project funding, or for entry into a larger trade program.
Entry Requirements
Transaction Profits
For the typical Participant, each individual SBLC Procurement and Exit is estimated to net 20% of SBLC face value. Typically, two buy-sell transactions are executed each week (with the potential for a third transaction). The Participant receives 50% of the profit. Assuming only two buy-sell transactions are completed in a week, a Participant would net approximately 20% per week on ever increasing weekly transaction amounts.
Returns
During the first 9 weeks of the 16-week program term, the program is scheduled to reinvest 80% of profits and pay out the remainder, with the Participant receiving a net of 50% of the payout amount. The combined weekly returns are scheduled to provide the Participant with a return multiple of the original program entry amount that is extremely large … with the possibility of the return being substantially higher if more than two buy-sell transactions are executed each week.
Program Term
The typical transaction term operates for 16 weeks, but arrangements can be made to extend the program term.
Program Options
The following program options are available:
Security of Funds
An individual or corporate trust account is set up for the Participant by the Program’s Attorney/Paymaster/Trustee (“APT”). The Participant’s trust account will be a sub-account of the APT’s Trust Account at Wells Fargo in San Francisco, CA, and the Participant’s Trust Account will be the recipient of the Participant’s entry funds. While the Participant’s funds are utilized by the APT for the direct purchase of SBLC bank instruments, those instruments are highly liquid and are typically resold within 12-24 hours of acquisition. All buy-sell transactions are executed within the formal banking system under Tier-1 bank supervision and are audited by an independent accounting firm. The APT is a member of a reputable law firm that provides legal services for wealthy entertainers and professional athletes.
Role of the Attorney/Paymaster/Trustee
The APT is the party who sets up a segregated Trust Account in the Participant’s name and who will be the Trustee for the Participant’s Trust Account. The APT is the only party that touches the Participant’s Trust Account funds and, using the trading funds available in each Participant’s segregated Trust Account, the APT directly engages in Tier-1 bank buy-sell transactions on behalf of those Trust Accounts. The APT operates under an active professional license and the scope of his responsibility and accountability is clearly defined in the Program Manager’s Deed of Agreement and the Program Organizer’s Buy-Sell Contract. Any time after an Applicant submits their application to enter this Program, arrangements can be made for them to speak with the APT, or to meet with the APT in Maryland, USA.
Payment Schedule
Transfer of Funds
Unless otherwise instructed:
Procedures
Return of Funds
If an Applicant elects not to execute their Buy-Sell Contract, they can instruct the APT to immediately return all of the funds being held within their Trust Account, and the APT will comply. During the Program term, Participants may direct the APT regarding the disposition of their trade profits on a weekly basis. However, to avoid default of the Buy-Sell Contract, Participants should consider their original Program entry funds to be committed for the duration of the Program. It should be noted, however, that the 20% distribution of weekly profit that the Participant receives each week is expected to total more than the Participant’s original Program entry amount after the sixth week of Program participation.
Consultant Compensation
Consultant compensation is available to SRM Services based on gross Program profits. This compensation is paid at the end of each week by the Program, not the Participant. If there is another working consultant between SRM Services and the Participant, SRM will share one-half of the compensation it receives with the first consultant that presents a compliant application package from an Applicant to us, provided that the Applicant is accepted into the Buy-Sell Program. Alternatively, and in lieu of participating in the Program’s official compensation, as offered by SRM, consultants between SRM and the Participant can attempt to arrange more satisfactory compensation for themselves through a fee agreement that they put in place directly with the Participant.
Questions
SRM always attempts to obtain as much information as possible about programs before publication of program overviews. In a perfect world, the above information and that contained in our full, official overview document would answer all of SRM’s questions and all of the questions each potential Applicant might have. Unfortunately, this is rarely the case. Consequently, the above information, as well as that which is contained in our official program overview (available upon request), represents all the information that is available to potential Applicants prior to program application.
Applicant's Role
Each potential Applicant must decide for themselves if information received from SRM is sufficient to warrant program application. After application and compliance approval, the Applicant will have direct access to a Program Provider, with whom remaining questions and issues can be addressed. An Applicant’s decision regarding participation in a program must be based solely on the Applicant’s independent analysis of program descriptions and contracts provided to the Applicant by a Program Provider together with the advice and counsel that the Applicant receives from their professional tax and legal advisors, and SRM shall not be held liable for any losses that an Applicant might incur due to their decision to participate in a program.
SRM's Role
SRM’s role is to discover information about programs that appears to be credible and that may be of interest to our readers. SRM then makes a diligent effort to interpret, summarize, and publish that information for the benefit of parties who may wish to investigate a program further. If there are any inconsistencies between SRM overview verbiage and the program description and/or contract verbiage currently in use by the program source, the program source verbiage and interpretations will always prevail and SRM shall not be held liable in any way for its good-faith attempt to properly interpret and convey accurate program information. SRM never “recommends” a program and SRM cannot and does not provide counsel on whether an Applicant should participate in a program.
Note: This program may be changed or become filled and/or withdrawn from availability without prior notice. The information above is for informational purposes only. Important information that can only be provided by the program provider may not be included herein.
Request More Information
If you would like more information on this program, the required application procedures or have specific questions regarding any of the information above, please submit your request using this Contact Form link and we will respond to you promptly.
Entry Requirements
- The minimum small cap entry level for this Buy-Sell Program is 12,500,000 ($/€/£). Other currencies must be converted to $/€/£ prior to program entry.
- The maximum entry amount for small cap Participants is 99,000,000 ($/€/£).
- Only cash is accepted as a basis for participation in this Buy-Sell Program.
- Individual or corporate entries accepted.
Transaction Profits
For the typical Participant, each individual SBLC Procurement and Exit is estimated to net 20% of SBLC face value. Typically, two buy-sell transactions are executed each week (with the potential for a third transaction). The Participant receives 50% of the profit. Assuming only two buy-sell transactions are completed in a week, a Participant would net approximately 20% per week on ever increasing weekly transaction amounts.
Returns
During the first 9 weeks of the 16-week program term, the program is scheduled to reinvest 80% of profits and pay out the remainder, with the Participant receiving a net of 50% of the payout amount. The combined weekly returns are scheduled to provide the Participant with a return multiple of the original program entry amount that is extremely large … with the possibility of the return being substantially higher if more than two buy-sell transactions are executed each week.
Program Term
The typical transaction term operates for 16 weeks, but arrangements can be made to extend the program term.
Program Options
The following program options are available:
- Using program profits or other funds, Participants are allowed to enter additional buy-sell programs before their first program has completed. Entry amounts up to 5B are permitted.
- Participants will have an opportunity to apply for entry into a 40-week follow-on trade after completion of the program term.
Security of Funds
An individual or corporate trust account is set up for the Participant by the Program’s Attorney/Paymaster/Trustee (“APT”). The Participant’s trust account will be a sub-account of the APT’s Trust Account at Wells Fargo in San Francisco, CA, and the Participant’s Trust Account will be the recipient of the Participant’s entry funds. While the Participant’s funds are utilized by the APT for the direct purchase of SBLC bank instruments, those instruments are highly liquid and are typically resold within 12-24 hours of acquisition. All buy-sell transactions are executed within the formal banking system under Tier-1 bank supervision and are audited by an independent accounting firm. The APT is a member of a reputable law firm that provides legal services for wealthy entertainers and professional athletes.
Role of the Attorney/Paymaster/Trustee
The APT is the party who sets up a segregated Trust Account in the Participant’s name and who will be the Trustee for the Participant’s Trust Account. The APT is the only party that touches the Participant’s Trust Account funds and, using the trading funds available in each Participant’s segregated Trust Account, the APT directly engages in Tier-1 bank buy-sell transactions on behalf of those Trust Accounts. The APT operates under an active professional license and the scope of his responsibility and accountability is clearly defined in the Program Manager’s Deed of Agreement and the Program Organizer’s Buy-Sell Contract. Any time after an Applicant submits their application to enter this Program, arrangements can be made for them to speak with the APT, or to meet with the APT in Maryland, USA.
Payment Schedule
- After the program’s automatic reinvestment of 80% of the Participant’s profit (through week 9), the remainder of that profit is deposited to the Participant’s trust account at the end of each buy-sell week.
- After the completion of each buy-sell week, the funds in the Participant’s Wells Fargo trust account are available for disbursement by the paymaster at the Participant’s direction.
- Participants may also direct the paymaster to retain funds in their trust account for their use in entering subsequent buy-sell programs and/or trade programs.
Transfer of Funds
Unless otherwise instructed:
- Transfers from the US must be Global Payment Innovation (GPI) Direct or TT.
- Funds transfer from outside the US must be GPI Direct.
Procedures
- SRM Services will supply the appropriate application package to the Applicant upon request.
- The Applicant prepares and submits the required documents to SRM Services.
- SRM Services reviews the submission for completeness and compliance with requirements and, if compliant, forwards it to the Program Manager within one business day.
- The Program Manager reviews the application package, giving the KYC/CIS POF portion of the application an initial review. If the application is deemed acceptable, the Program Manager will send the Applicant a Deed of Agreement (DOA) and an invoice to authorize transfer of Program entry funds to the Attorney Paymaster's Trust Account at Wells Fargo in San Francisco, CA.
- After reviewing the DOA and funds transfer invoice, the Applicant can speak with the Program Manager to obtain answers to any initial questions.
- After an Applicant's program application has been approved, and prior to the transfer of any funds to the Attorney Paymaster's Trust Account, the Applicant will be able to rely on the specific legal assurances provided to the Applicant in the Program Manager's DOA.
- If the DOA is executed, the Applicant will transfer his program entry funds to the Attorney Paymaster's Trust Account at Wells Fargo.
- The Attorney/Paymaster will then open a Trust Account for the Applicant, transfer the Applicant's funds into that account, and subsequently function as the Applicant's Trustee and Paymaster.
- The Attorney/Paymaster/Trustee will then ask the Applicant to update their KYC and POF on documents designated by Wells Fargo. Upon receipt of the Applicant’s updated docs, he will then send them to the Program Organizers for formal compliance review, performed by an independent compliance entity.
- After the Applicant has received formal compliance approval, the Program Organizer will contact the Applicant directly to discuss the Program and answer the Applicant’s questions.
- If the Applicant indicates their desire to proceed, the Program Organizer will send a Buy-Sell Contract to the Applicant and be available to answer any remaining questions. This Contract will contain the specific legal assurances provided by the Program Organizer to Applicants that execute the Buy-Sell Contract.
- Execution of the Buy-Sell Contract authorizes the Attorney/Paymaster/Trustee to begin using the funds in the Participant’s Trust Account for the purchase and resale of SBLCs through a Tier-1 bank.
- The buy-sell transactions continue for the duration of the 16-week program term.
Return of Funds
If an Applicant elects not to execute their Buy-Sell Contract, they can instruct the APT to immediately return all of the funds being held within their Trust Account, and the APT will comply. During the Program term, Participants may direct the APT regarding the disposition of their trade profits on a weekly basis. However, to avoid default of the Buy-Sell Contract, Participants should consider their original Program entry funds to be committed for the duration of the Program. It should be noted, however, that the 20% distribution of weekly profit that the Participant receives each week is expected to total more than the Participant’s original Program entry amount after the sixth week of Program participation.
Consultant Compensation
Consultant compensation is available to SRM Services based on gross Program profits. This compensation is paid at the end of each week by the Program, not the Participant. If there is another working consultant between SRM Services and the Participant, SRM will share one-half of the compensation it receives with the first consultant that presents a compliant application package from an Applicant to us, provided that the Applicant is accepted into the Buy-Sell Program. Alternatively, and in lieu of participating in the Program’s official compensation, as offered by SRM, consultants between SRM and the Participant can attempt to arrange more satisfactory compensation for themselves through a fee agreement that they put in place directly with the Participant.
Questions
SRM always attempts to obtain as much information as possible about programs before publication of program overviews. In a perfect world, the above information and that contained in our full, official overview document would answer all of SRM’s questions and all of the questions each potential Applicant might have. Unfortunately, this is rarely the case. Consequently, the above information, as well as that which is contained in our official program overview (available upon request), represents all the information that is available to potential Applicants prior to program application.
Applicant's Role
Each potential Applicant must decide for themselves if information received from SRM is sufficient to warrant program application. After application and compliance approval, the Applicant will have direct access to a Program Provider, with whom remaining questions and issues can be addressed. An Applicant’s decision regarding participation in a program must be based solely on the Applicant’s independent analysis of program descriptions and contracts provided to the Applicant by a Program Provider together with the advice and counsel that the Applicant receives from their professional tax and legal advisors, and SRM shall not be held liable for any losses that an Applicant might incur due to their decision to participate in a program.
SRM's Role
SRM’s role is to discover information about programs that appears to be credible and that may be of interest to our readers. SRM then makes a diligent effort to interpret, summarize, and publish that information for the benefit of parties who may wish to investigate a program further. If there are any inconsistencies between SRM overview verbiage and the program description and/or contract verbiage currently in use by the program source, the program source verbiage and interpretations will always prevail and SRM shall not be held liable in any way for its good-faith attempt to properly interpret and convey accurate program information. SRM never “recommends” a program and SRM cannot and does not provide counsel on whether an Applicant should participate in a program.
Note: This program may be changed or become filled and/or withdrawn from availability without prior notice. The information above is for informational purposes only. Important information that can only be provided by the program provider may not be included herein.
Request More Information
If you would like more information on this program, the required application procedures or have specific questions regarding any of the information above, please submit your request using this Contact Form link and we will respond to you promptly.
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