Referred by Lori Jett


Dear Friend,
This is your invitation to become a beneficiary to a very substantial disbursement from a private trust. It is
COMPLETELY FREE!! This is not a joke or a hoax!! At first glance it may sound "too good to be true!"
I assure you it is not. The GIFT disbursement allows you to become a trust beneficiary and receive up to
$20,615.13 every year for the rest of your life. There is only one requirement. You must tell at least three
other people about the GIFT disbursement. That's it, that's all you have to do. Tell at least three other
people how they can receive over $20,000 a year, completely FREE!
Here's the scoop. A few extremely wealthy philanthropists have formed the Given In Freedom Trust or
GIFT. They have more money than they could ever possibly need and are very thankful for their good
fortune. Most philanthropists choose to share their good fortune with charitable organizations, and these
donations generally only help small select groups of people. The creators of GIFT wanted to make their
charitable donations available to everyone. They know that there are a lot of people out there living from
paycheck to paycheck, stuck in a dead-end, low paying job, scraping to get by. They also know that there
are many wonderful artists, healers, and other caring people out there who face continued financial
struggles while trying to share their gifts with the world. The GIFT founders wanted to create a way for
these people and everyone else to escape form their daily fight for financial survival so that they can focus
their time and energy on helping themselves and others.
As the beneficiary of the GIFT disbursement, not only do you have the opportunity to pass your GIFT
income to your heirs, it is also structured in such a way that it will be free of estate and other taxes. The
creators of GIFT accomplished this by forming the GIVEN IN FREEDOM TRUST in the small island
nation of Nevis. Nevis does not impose taxes like most other countries in the world do.
Here's how the disbursement works. Register to become a beneficiary. Tell 3 other people. As soon as
those 3 people send in their registration forms (with your name at the bottom as the referring party,) the
GIFT trustees will open a bank account for you and put money in it ($3 for you and 33.3c for each
referral.) Now, those three people have to refer three more people each, to get their accounts opened. And
so on and so forth it grows, exponentially every step of the way. Now, listen carefully, so every referral
that comes in under you, up to twelve levels deep, the GIFT trustees will deposit another 33.3c into your
trust account. At that point you will have $265,454.28 in your trust (also called "corpus") account. More
than a quarter of a million dollars. This money is in a trust account in your name. It's yours, but you can't
remove it. You are protected from blowing it! What you do get, is the interest that this money earns:
$1717.92 per month- $20,615.13 per year, for the rest of your life (and then you get to pass it on to
someone you love.)


Although it is impossible to predict how fast everyone will refer their three people, your 12 levels could fill
up in 6 to 12 months. If you want to fill it up faster, refer more people. I have spoken with the GIFT
trustees. They fill your levels wherever there are gaps. It is all done automatically by computer. No need
to worry if someone in your downline fails to refer three people, it's their loss, but it doesn't stop your 12
levels form filling.
It is extremely important that you do not advertise the GIFT disbursement. You can only tell others about
it on a one to one basis. Let me explain why. Most countries (including the US, Canada, the UK and
Australia) have laws that prohibit the advertising of foreign bank accounts. Since the GIFT disbursement
involves a foreign bank account, it is against the law in most countries to advertise it. Why do these
supposedly free countries make such senseless laws? Because many of the citizens of such countries
would move their money immediately if they were aware of these opportunities, then those governments
would not be able to tax their citizens anymore. So they make laws to protect their interests.
This is why the GIFT disbursement is structured the way it is. Since the GIFT trustees cannot advertise,
they must rely on word of mouth, one on one referral, to spread the word. This is why you must tell 3
people about GIFT before they open a trust account for you, that requirement is what keeps the word of
mouth going.

GET YOUR FREE TRIAL SUBSCRIPTION NOW and RUN WITH THE BIG MEN!!

THE GIVEN IN FREEDOM TRUST
Indenture Disclosure & Beneficiary Authentication/ Activation Contract
Specimen Contract No. 19990519

Recitals: The private Grantors of this Trust are known by GIFT Trustee, Ltd., (Hereinafter referred to as
"the Trustee") to be financially capable and to derive their funds from non-criminal activities and sources.
The Grantors hereby enter into this contract, having established Given In Freedom Trust, (hereinafter
referred to as "the Trust,") the financial services for which shall be provided by deposit-insured banks, and
the administrative/ trustee services for which shall be provided by the Trustee. The undersigned entity,
whether private person, partnership, association, corporation or other business entity type, trust, or
organization (hereinafter referred to as "Beneficiary" or "it") for the benefit of the Trust's Beneficiaries, as
follows:

1. Initial contribution and creation of accounting system: The Grantors have gifted to the general Corpus
of the Trust an initial amount sufficient so that individuals who activate an account will have an initial
Corpus Account balance of Three ($3.00 USD) United States Dollars. Further, the Grantors have
authorized the Trustee to create a system of sub-accounting within the Trust so that any subsequent
contributions may be made to increase the Corpus value are segregated for each individual Beneficiary of
the Corpus of the Trust in general.

2. Additional Contributions to the Corpus: The Grantors will from time to time gift, as a Beneficiary
directly or indirectly refers another Beneficiary to the Trust, the additional sum of $0.333 to the
segregated Corpus Account of the directly or indirectly referring Beneficiary, up to a maximum gift of
Two Hundred Sixty-Five Thousand For Hundred Fifty-Four and 28/100 (265,454.28 USD) United States
Dollars per participant.

3. Irrevocable Designation of Beneficiary/Beneficiaries: The Grantors hereby irrevocably designate the
undersigned as a Beneficiary of the Trust. Each Beneficiary may name any contingent or Successor
Beneficiary/Beneficiaries at any time.

4. No Alterations by Grantors or by the Trustee: Once a Beneficiary has been named by the Grantors, the
Grantors hereby pledge not to change their designation of that Beneficiary, nor alter the rights of a
Beneficiary to further name the Contingent or Successor Beneficiary/Beneficiaries, nor any other term of
this Trust's indenture.

5. Alterations Power of Trustee, if Requested by a Beneficiary: Any Beneficiary of the Trust may submit
a Letter of Wishes that the Trustee transfer, terminate, withhold, pay to another or otherwise alter that
Beneficiary's distributions or potential distributions under the Trust. Such a lLetter of Wishes has no force
and effect until received and approved by the Trustee.

6. Third Party Actions Against a Beneficiary: The Trustee has been placed under specific contract not to
allow a Beneficiary's status under the Trust (and potential distributions of earnings from the Corpus of the
Trust) to be made subject to attachment, garnishment, levy, lien, or judgement, liquidation to satisfy any
or all creditors of the Beneficiary in the event of insolvency of the Beneficiary or a Beneficiary's
authorized agent(s.) The Trustee and the Banks hereby irrevocably agree to the general and specific
contract terms of this paragraph.

7. Trust Administration: The Trustee is hereby charged with the prudent administration of the Trust,
investing the Corpus in financial products and services guaranteed by the qualified, and financially-stable
banks, and additionally, if necessary, underwritten by the Grantors, so as to produce and provide earnings
to the Trust which shall be available to Beneficiaries as provided herein.

8. Guaranteed Rate of Trust Earnings: Earnings to be distributed to Beneficiaries shall be as such
established by the Trustee in contract with the participating banks from time to time as applying to all such
segregated trust accounts.

9. Distribution From Trust Corpus: The Trustee shall not allow distributions to the Beneficiary to be
deducted form the Corpus of the Trust, but shall operate the Trust as a perpetual "spendthrift" trust,
maintaining and compounding Corpus balances, but making distributions of Trust earnings to Beneficiaries
as provided herein.

10. Tax Reporting: The Trustee and the Banks are under requirement of law not to report to any
governmental or private third-parties those distributions of Trust earnings which are made to individual
Beneficiaries of the Trust. It is the responsibility of each Beneficiary to determine what, if any, tax
reporting requirements are applicable to the Beneficiary upon commencement receipt of distributions from
the Trust's earnings.

11. Governance of This Contract: It is understood and agreed by all parties hereto that:

(a) The site of this Contract is the island of Nevis, West Indies, and that this Contract shall be interpreted
and governed according to the (English) Common Law of Contracts;

(B) Any dispute, which the parties cannot resolve among themselves, shall be put to binding arbitration in
which each disputing party may appoint, at its own expanse, an advocate. The advocate, in turn, shall
come to an agreement as to a suitable arbitrator. If the advocates cannot agree on a single arbitrator, then
each advocate may appoint an arbitrator and the arbitrators so appointed shall then constitute a Panel of
Arbitrators. So that the number on the Panel of Arbitrators may be odd, the Panel of Arbitrators has the
obligation to elect an additional arbitrator to the panel, if necessary. The site of an arbitration shall be
Nevis, West Indies, or by telephone conference, or otherwise, as may be agreed by the advocates and the
arbitrators. The responsibility for the costs of telephone conference arbitration, any travel, lodging and per
diem expenses, advocate fees, arbitrator fees and expenses shall be as determined in the arbitration.

12. Successor Beneficiaries: If the above-named Beneficiary should die or cease to exist, the party/parties
named on the Contract Activation Form are to be the Successor Beneficiary/Beneficiaries of the
segregated Corpus Account of the Trust. If more than one party is listed, then the first party is to be the
one with the right to submit Letters of Wishes to the Trustee on behalf of all parties.

NOTE: To activate a segregated Corpus Account (and a Cash Available Account) with the Given In
Freedom Trust, you must complete the "Contract Activation Form," acknowledging that you have read,
understood, and agreed to all of the terms and conditions in this "Contract Specimen No. 19990519."

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