This is a gifting program inspired by the holy spirit not a pyramid
examine the proof before judging this blessed site.
Here is the good fruits of truth.
Due to the fact that there are so many pyramid schemes in the United States you may have taken a look at this program and said to yourself "this is just like all the other schemes that you've came across before. Though a donkey may look like a horse they are different. In the United State of America Pyramid Schemes are illegal and you shouldn't pursue them. Until the direct notice from Congress arrive to the prophet personally stating this program is in order with the state laws you are given this to think about after you've prayed for direction.
Pyramid schemes are among the most persistent and troublesome rip-offs facing consumers today. Also known as "multi-level marketing" ventures, they often are advertised as quick ways to get rich. Unfortunately, some of these schemes violate Washington State's Anti-pyramid Promotional Schemes Act and can prove extremely costly to those who invest in them.
What is a multi-level venture?
As their name implies, multi-level businesses operate on several levels. Staff in one tier have others working beneath them, offering some product or service but the emphasis is to recruit others to the venture. Those people, in turn have others working beneath them to sell products, and so on. (In Holy Deliverance gifting program there is no produce offered or service given that anyone has to pay for. Nor is there anyone seeking to sale or buy anything from anyone. No one can recruit others into this program because it is the duty of God to bless his few chosen children that will be directed to this site to become members of there own free will. Members are allowed to let others know that this site exist but they aren't able to recruit anyone because of the way that it is set up and no one works for anyone.)
There are some well-established, legal multi-level marketing operations. Successful participants in these make money primarily from the products they sell to end users—not to themselves (warehousing) or other recruits. Illegal pyramids and gifting schemes tout making money
by you having others sign up underneath you and pay money so you get rich based on their recruiting.
Again with Holy Deliverance Gifting Program as a Head Sponsor you are assigned
only 4 new members and no more to assist to make sure that they have there Christian Profile and Genealogy properly set up. There is no charge for this service.What is an illegal "pyramid scheme"?
An illegal "pyramid scheme" is a form of multi-level marketing where the product or service is only of secondary importance, or there may be no product at all in the case of gifting or blessing scams. To join, you must pay some type of initial investment that gives you the right to recruit others into the company. With Holy Deliverance Gifting Program there is no investment. When giving a gift the giver isn't expecting to receive anything from the person that has received that gift. For each person you bring into the company you receive money, or other bonuses or move closer to your big pay day Therefore, your earning potential depends primarily on how many people you sign up, not how much merchandise is sold.
Washington law declares the following practices illegal under the Anti-pyramid Promotional Schemes Act:
(1) No person may establish, promote, operate, or participate in any pyramid scheme.
Holy Deliverance Gifting Program isn't a pyramid but a well designed endless circle of people consisting of only 3,585 members when the cycle is completed. The first person in will become the last to enter to continue the process of the circle. Only a limited amount of people will be able to enter the program.
(2) A limitation as to the number of persons who may participate, or the presence of additional conditions affecting eligibility for the opportunity to receive compensation under the scheme, does not change the identity of the scheme as a pyramid scheme.
(3) It is not a defense under chapter 65, Laws of 2006 that a person, on giving consideration, obtains goods, services, or intangible property in addition to the right to receive compensation, nor is it a defense to designate the consideration a gift, donation offering, or other word of similar meaning.
What is meant by an "investment"?
An investment includes any money paid to enter the venture. Though it may be called a "membership fee" or a "bookkeeping charge", the law still considers it to be an investment. And an inventory of products you must buy to resell is also considered an investment. Giving your time or talents, or buying demonstration samples at cost, are not considered investments.
This situation sounds like it falls under companies like Amway, Insurance Pyramids and Al Williams sounds familiar? Holy Deliverance Gifting Program doesn't have any fees to become a member. It's the choice of the Head Sponsor that you are assigned to except you or not.
Does the Attorney General's Office review multi-level marketing ventures for legality?
No. This office does not endorse or approve any marketing program. Anyone who says that their program is approved of by the Attorney general is engaging in a deceptive act. It is a violation of state law for any pyramid operator to claim or imply the program has the approval of the Attorney General's Office.
Knowing that the prophet of God has put this gifting program together it would be an abomination for that person to know and purposely mislead anyone down the wrong path for personal gain.
Some illegal pyramid operators may tell you that the details of the program were sent to the Attorney General's Office and that the office did not express any objection. That does not mean the program is in compliance with state law, since our office does not provide that kind of advice.
With Holy Deliverance Gifting Program before each gift is sent a Gifting Form is first sent to the receiver or giftee by E-Mail and or fax with the United States of America codes stating the laws and rules and regulation of giving and receiving a gift.
What should I do if contacted by an illegal pyramid operator?
Ignore their marketing pitch and file a complaint with the Attorney General's Office.
Remember: This isn't a pyramid but know that every person who participates in an illegal pyramid scheme is breaking the law
As their name implies, multi-level businesses operate on several levels. Staff in one tier have others working beneath them, offering some product or service but the emphasis is to recruit others to the venture. Those people, in turn have others working beneath them to sell products, and so on. (In Holy Deliverance gifting program there is no produce offered or service given that anyone has to pay for. Nor is there anyone seeking to sale or buy anything from anyone. No one can recruit others into this program because it is the duty of God to bless his few chosen children that will be directed to this site to become members of there own free will. Members are allowed to let others know that this site exist but they aren't able to recruit anyone because of the way that it is set up and no one works for anyone.)
There are some well-established, legal multi-level marketing operations. Successful participants in these make money primarily from the products they sell to end users—not to themselves (warehousing) or other recruits. Illegal pyramids and gifting schemes tout making money
by you having others sign up underneath you and pay money so you get rich based on their recruiting.
Again with Holy Deliverance Gifting Program as a Head Sponsor you are assigned
only 4 new members and no more to assist to make sure that they have there Christian Profile and Genealogy properly set up. There is no charge for this service.What is an illegal "pyramid scheme"?
An illegal "pyramid scheme" is a form of multi-level marketing where the product or service is only of secondary importance, or there may be no product at all in the case of gifting or blessing scams. To join, you must pay some type of initial investment that gives you the right to recruit others into the company. With Holy Deliverance Gifting Program there is no investment. When giving a gift the giver isn't expecting to receive anything from the person that has received that gift. For each person you bring into the company you receive money, or other bonuses or move closer to your big pay day Therefore, your earning potential depends primarily on how many people you sign up, not how much merchandise is sold.
Washington law declares the following practices illegal under the Anti-pyramid Promotional Schemes Act:
(1) No person may establish, promote, operate, or participate in any pyramid scheme.
Holy Deliverance Gifting Program isn't a pyramid but a well designed endless circle of people consisting of only 3,585 members when the cycle is completed. The first person in will become the last to enter to continue the process of the circle. Only a limited amount of people will be able to enter the program.
(2) A limitation as to the number of persons who may participate, or the presence of additional conditions affecting eligibility for the opportunity to receive compensation under the scheme, does not change the identity of the scheme as a pyramid scheme.
(3) It is not a defense under chapter 65, Laws of 2006 that a person, on giving consideration, obtains goods, services, or intangible property in addition to the right to receive compensation, nor is it a defense to designate the consideration a gift, donation offering, or other word of similar meaning.
What is meant by an "investment"?
An investment includes any money paid to enter the venture. Though it may be called a "membership fee" or a "bookkeeping charge", the law still considers it to be an investment. And an inventory of products you must buy to resell is also considered an investment. Giving your time or talents, or buying demonstration samples at cost, are not considered investments.
This situation sounds like it falls under companies like Amway, Insurance Pyramids and Al Williams sounds familiar? Holy Deliverance Gifting Program doesn't have any fees to become a member. It's the choice of the Head Sponsor that you are assigned to except you or not.
Does the Attorney General's Office review multi-level marketing ventures for legality?
No. This office does not endorse or approve any marketing program. Anyone who says that their program is approved of by the Attorney general is engaging in a deceptive act. It is a violation of state law for any pyramid operator to claim or imply the program has the approval of the Attorney General's Office.
Knowing that the prophet of God has put this gifting program together it would be an abomination for that person to know and purposely mislead anyone down the wrong path for personal gain.
Some illegal pyramid operators may tell you that the details of the program were sent to the Attorney General's Office and that the office did not express any objection. That does not mean the program is in compliance with state law, since our office does not provide that kind of advice.
With Holy Deliverance Gifting Program before each gift is sent a Gifting Form is first sent to the receiver or giftee by E-Mail and or fax with the United States of America codes stating the laws and rules and regulation of giving and receiving a gift.
What should I do if contacted by an illegal pyramid operator?
Ignore their marketing pitch and file a complaint with the Attorney General's Office.
Remember: This isn't a pyramid but know that every person who participates in an illegal pyramid scheme is breaking the law
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