Very Important: Global Pension Plan (GPP) www.globalpp.tv (new domain) are now in the final stages and 'without any further payments from members', they are getting ready to pay them the life-changing payouts offered (shown on screenshot below), do you recognize the webpage?

Did you join GPP? or forget you had? or perhaps you didn't take it seriously, lost contact or were concerned about sending in copies of your ID. If so then please see the information further down this page which will help you decide whether you still want to follow through and be ready to receive a life-changing payout that could happen very soon. Act now and please continue reading below to be able to follow through easily.


My name is John D Noakes and I am the owner and admin of the "Secure Your Future" (SYF) forum, which is a private resource type forum and you can find out more about it below as it is currently free to join, and I have produced this webpage to help other GPP members to follow through, as there are a lot that don't seem to be aware that GPP are now asking for their members to submit their documentation and be ready to get paid, so this page contains almost everything you need to know and do, so please follow through today as I'm sure you will be pleased you did.

Please notify others about this webpage: GPP require at least 100,000 'verified' members to start the first stage of payouts, currently as per their last update at the GPP forum, they are very close to that number now, which is good but as a lot more than 100,000 joined then there are many who have got lost along the way as it has been 3 years since GPP started. The important thing for all of us is to get as many GPP members to follow through with these final stages so we can all get paid sooner, so please post the link to this website wherever you can as it has detailed instructions to help existing GPP members send in the required documentation and address any ID concerns they may have, the website URL is simply www.future4me.com/gpp  (just remember 'your future / GPP') and a good slogan to use with it is: "Global Pension Plan (GPP) are at the final stages! Are you ready to receive the life-changing benefits due to you?" (also used as the title of this webpage). Let's work as a Team for a successful conclusion that will benefit us all, thankyou for your help. Please feel free to copy any of the information on this webpage in relation to helping other GPP members follow through.

The following information may seem lengthy, but a lot of it may not apply to you, so please read through it in stages as it will save you a lot of time in the long run.

These are the three main reasons that people may not have followed through:

1. Concerned about sending a 'copy' of your ID documents to a program that doesn't seem real.

I was not sure that this Reverse Pension Plan (RPP) program was real at first as it does seem "too good to be true", however I was made aware of it back in 2006 through a group that have some serious financial contacts that have benefited from similar RPP type programs before. At the SYF forum we also have a member who used to work for an Insurance company that was involved with RPP's and another wealthy member who has benefited from them before. To know how GPP is possible and to find out a lot more then please join the SYF forum (details below) and read the first page of the 'RRP-1 (GPP)' thread in the 'Active Programs' area. So I am now very convinced that it is real, however this may not take away concerns about sending your 'copies' of your ID documents. I specialise in computer security and am also very aware of ID theft cases and it is almost unheard of that people are ever effected by sending 'copies' of their ID, remember it is just a copy and not the original document. To see that there is no real threat then I have enclosed details from a post I made recently at the SYF forum about ID theft issues, please read the section below titled: "Concerns about submitting ID details."

2. Lost your GPP login details or lost contact and are not sure what you have to do next.

GPP used to be at another domain, which was GlobalPensionPlan.net but this was shutdown and so they continued on GlobalPP.net but that expired and was taken by another party, so they are now on the GlobalPP.tv domain. There are a lot of people who have either lost contact or lost their login details and if you can't login at that new domain then you'll have to send a new login request to GPP, however you can still submit your documents and qualify for the GPP payout even if you can't login at the moment, so please proceed to send your documents 'first' as per the details below and then submit a new login request later. If you can't access the GPP website then you may not be able to obtain the GPP Member's Agreement (MA) form that is required in the procedure below, so to be able to obtain a copy then please visit or join the SYF forum (details below) and visit the 'RRP-1 (GPP)' thread in the 'Active Programs' area. The post you'll need to reference is: Page 76, titled: "Locked out of GPP, how to obtain the MA PDF." To know how to submit a new login request (after you've sent you've sent your documents) then the post you'll need to reference is: Page 70, a post titled: "Re: Cannot login to GPP (Revised in accordance with update)."

3. Weren't aware that GPP were asking for details and are not sure what you have to do.

I have presented an easy procedure, please read the section below titled: "Summary of Procedures to send documents to GPP," which is from a post at the SYF forum on page 76 of the 'RRP-1 (GPP)' thread. 

Concerns about submitting ID details.

The following is from a post I made at the SYF forum in relation to another RPP program. It covers sending Bank details (even though GPP are not asking for them now), but it also covers ID theft concerns in general.

Hi Members

Your Bank details can only be used to pay you and do not give anyone access to your bank account. Many Companies publish theirs so people can pay them and that's all the people can do, so I don't see any concern whatsoever.

However I don't advise putting your Bank details all over the internet for everyone to see as their are pranksters who could cause a few small problems, but it is rare. There was a recent event in the UK where a well known TV presenter and journalist said "what's all the fuss about" and published their bank details in the newspaper. Before long they found that a small automated payment had been made to a charity from their bank account without their authorisation and then they publicly apologised and asked people to keep them safe. They would of got the funds back as they didn't authorise the payment, however some charities allow people to set-up automated payment orders online (direct debit in the UK or ACH in the USA), so a prankster could cause a few problems, even though the funds would be small and you would always get them back quickly as you wouldn't have authorised the payment. I think the prankster event was staged by people linked to the Banks, as the last thing the Banks want is for a well known TV presenter to encourage others to be careless with their details, it was also obvious it was staged as the TV presenter is the type of person who would of taken it further if they found that a payment had been automatically taken without their authorisation, yet they just said they were wrong to publish their bank account details in a Newspaper.

The Banks are mainly the ones who are effected by ID fraud and not people, so this is why they go over the top and make people paranoid about ID theft, yet there really isn't anything to be paranoid about and the serious ID theft cases I know of had nothing to do with a persons original ID documents, the worse one I know of, which would be very rare, is where a person moved house and then the person who moved in to their original house then pretended to be that person and started taking out loans in the persons name and as they had only just moved then they were still officially at that address. This has to be very rare if not almost impossible unless you are targeted, as the person who took over the other persons house would have to know a lot about them to be able to do what they did. The situation of this event todate is that the person who moved home is having to pay the debt as the loan companies will not believe that they had moved out, perhaps they didn't and have spilt personalities as this also sounds too far fetched and they would be able to prove they moved if they really had, so you do wonder who is telling the truth sometimes, so I don't see any real issues with sending copies of ID documents or bank details, even if the receiving party is bogus as there's nothing they can do with them and will only be asking for them to make things seem real. This happened with the PP-3 scam, yet nothing has happened to anyone that sent their ID and bank details, and I was one of those who did and haven't had any problems, apart from the fact I never got paid.

Those that commit ID theft by using the details of another persons identity, do so from details that are unlikely to be used, so this could be people who are deceased or are in another Country as if they used details that were in use then they would get caught sooner. They also don't use copies of original documents and will get information from databases, normally sold on the black market.

As you can see, sending copies of your ID or your Bank details poses no risk whatsoever and you are not responsible for anything that is obtained with a false ID information and so it is always best to be vigilant even if you have never sent copies of your ID. If a Bank or Loan company contacted you and asked you to authorise a loan, but you hadn't applied for one, then you would clearly state that you hadn't applied for it. The same applies for any letters received in that if they are anything that has been applied for without your knowledge or consent, then you have to make sure it is known that you didn't. So we have to be vigilant are all times whether we sent copies of our ID or not.

I hope the above helps and maybe it will allow others who refused to send copies of their ID to rethink the situation as they certainly will miss out on a life-changing payout when any of these RPPs payout.

...John

 

Summary of Procedures to send documents to GPP.

The following is an easy step by step procedure from a post at the SYF forum on page 76 of the 'RRP-1 (GPP)' thread. Please follow it "exactly" and if you have any further questions than please read from page 76 of the 'RRP-1 (GPP)' thread as many additional queries have been covered since, it may  also be beneficial to browse back a few pages before page 76.

The following is a brief summary to help you send your documents, everything except details about scanning your documents has already been covered in the thread so I will try and keep the following as brief as possible. If you know anybody who hasn't yet sent in their documents or hasn't sent them correctly (they may want to re-check), then please copy and paste this post and share it with them (or invite them to the SYF forum) so they can send them correctly asap.

If you can't login to GPP at the moment then you don't need to, to be able to send off your documents. You are required to send them by email to: documents@globalpp.tv Once you have sent the email then you should receive a confirmation email by return, if you do not then try sending it again from a different email address and make sure you have globalpp.tv in your safe / white-list or address book (if your email service uses those services, safe-mail does and is ideal to use if you don't get the confirmation email).

Three easy steps to follow to be able to complete and send your documentation to GPP.

1. Download the GPP Members Agreement (MA) and complete it. If you don't yet have the GPP MA then login to GPP and on the lower part of the menu you will see 'Files', click that and you'll see the download link. Download and save the PDF file and it should open with Adobe Acrobat reader, if not then get a free copy from Adobe.com. You can either print it from Acrobat and fill it in by hand or you can copy and paste it to a Word processor, as long as it looks almost the same it should be ok. I copied and pasted mine so that I could complete it all in type as it is much clearer, I also removed the writing lines (see a post on page 38 of this thread) and the after completing it I then printed it from the Word-processor and signed and dated it. Just make sure it is easily readable and I'll go through the completion of it as follows:

2. Completing the GPP Member's agreement (MA). An MA must be completed for each person, even minors (under 18's), if they are now 18 or over then they'll just complete it as normal. Guardians must put a note at the top of each minor's MA, details as follows: (remember that if you've already scanned the MA and can't easily do it again then you can use the text tool in an image editor to add / correct anything on it).

From a post on page 45: For Parents or Guardians then you'll need to make a note on the Child's (or Children's if more than one) form stating (best to use BLOCK CAPITALS): "PAYMENT ONTO ACCOUNT OF 'Your Full Name' / 'Your GPP Username' (same full name and username that's on your own MA form). I would put the note at the 'top right-handside' of the child's MA form just above of where it says 'Members Agreement', so that the 'actual' top of the page is still clear should they wish to write any references on it later. So an example of the note on the child / Minor's agreement form would be: PAYMENT ONTO ACCOUNT OF JOHN KEVIN SMITH / LOADSOFMONEY

The MA form should be self-explanatory and easy to complete providing you follow all requests on it correctly as it could be rejected without notice if you don't, hence you wouldn't get the pay-out if that happened. The Banking Coordinates section isn't required anymore as the offshore "Banking Solution" is now compulsory, so please leave the Banking section blank.

Be sure to complete the MA in BLOCK CAPITALS and ideally in black. For those who have a firstname as a family name then put it in the Surname entry as that is the family name, the firstname is your name and the middle is optional, but is the name in the middle, these details should match your GPP profile, if possible. Enter 'Date of Birth' in the exact format specified on the form which is 2 digit month / 2 digit day / 4 digit year. The address should be were you receive post / mail, so a PO box should be ok but may not be later when receiving a debit card and you may be allowed to send another address later, but try now to stick to the actual address where you reside. It is wise to include a phone number should they need to call you, if you are concerned about the number getting into the hands of telemarketers, which should be unlikely, then use a number that is never free to call, such as a non-USA mobile phone or private number (see yac.com ). Once you have completed the MA, double check all details and that it is easily readable, then date it in an international friendly format such as "January 1st, 2008", enter the location you are in when signing, i.e. Town, Country., and then sign it. Guardian's have to sign a minor's MA and if the Minor has their signature on their ID then they can sign it first and the Guardian underneath, in both cases put (Legal Guardian) in brackets after your signature. Once the MA is completed and signed., and has the note on the minor's MA, then it is ready to be scanned along with all required ID, details next:

3. Required ID and scanning all documents, ready for attaching to the email to be sent. The required ID to send an image copy of, is a government issued photo ID that doesn't have to have an address or even need to have a signature if it is a government issued ID card, so a passport, driving license or ID card, if none of these are available and also for Minors, then a birth certificate is accepted. Scanned Images of the MA and ID are required for each person and are to be attached to one email per person's entry, so only 2 attachments per email (with the GPP username in the subject line), except for Minors as they also have to have the Guardian's ID attached, so they will have 3 attachments per email. Only may you end up with an additional attachment if you had to scan the other-side of an ID card, but ideally it is best on the same image, but if you don't know how to copy / paste images together on a new background in an image editing utility then just add the 2 sides as 2 image attachments, along with the MA, hence 3 in total, 4 on a minor's entry. You could also Photo-copy both sides of an ID card onto a page before scanning it as that is another way to make it one image.

Many copy-shops will only copy / image scan in Black and White (Greyscale / Mono) and it is also a security requirement in many countries, so even though GPP have mentioned Colour, the law states Black and White, which is a lot more secure, not that a colour copy is of much use for any abuse, so I have scanned my images in Greyscale. If you do not have a scanner then use a service, such as a copy-shop, internet cafe or library etc.

Each MA and ID needs to be scanned in Greyscale (Mono), Colour is ok if they are already scanned and they can be converted in an image editor to greyscale (8bit) if required. The scans are best done at 120 to 150 dpi and need to be saved in the jpeg format and they should not end up as more than about 300kb each if scanned at 150 dpi, it is also best to ensure that the longest side is not much over 1200 pixels (right mouse click on the file, select properties to see it's pixel dimensions, take a note of them), if it is then Windows XP has a built in tool to quickly resize it (may also be in Vista, if not then google 'Mihov Imaging Resizer' and use that). Using the inbuilt Windows image resizer then use Windows Explorer (the File Manger) go to the folder where the image is (if on a CD then copy it to a folder on the hard-drive), then right mouse click on the image file and chose 'Resize Pictures' on the menu, then click advanced on the options box and select custom, this will then show a Height and Width entry and you can enter just one, so if your image is more than 1200 high, then enter 1200 in the first box only, if it's more than 1200 wide, then enter 1200 in the second box only as the utility will work out the reduction of the other side automatically. Convert the file and it will be saved with the same name but also have '(custom)' added to the name and you can rename it as shown below. You will see that the converted image has a smaller file size and also double click it to preview it and check it looks ok.

Once you have scanned your ID and MA, and if they were too large then converted them as shown above, then you should end up with 2 jpeg image files that shouldn't be much larger than about 300kb, possibly smaller. It is now best to name the files so that they are linked to you and also easy for GPP staff to reference. A suitable naming format is as follows:

Rename the ID file: GPP_Passport_USERNAME.jpg (you will only see .jpg if you see file extensions, so do not add it if you don't). In this example it shows Passport, but replace that for the ID type, i.e. ID_card, Divers_Licence, Birth_Certificate. Notice I'm using '_' (an underscore) instead of a space as this helps to keep the filename intact when sending attachments. So the name format is ID type then GPP username in CAPITALS. The Member Agreement can be in the same format but with GPP_MA instead of where Passport is shown. So now we have our 2 scan images that are renamed and ready to be sent. Prepare a new email addressed to the GPP email mentioned at the beginning of this post and in the subject line put the GPP username and nothing else whatsoever, you could also put the GPP username in the message body, but again nothing else is required. If you are sending entries on behalf of others from your email address each time then you could include that members email in the CC: entry, so they get a copy (only the original, not the confirmation), GPP can also see that you have sent them a copy. In the email message then write: "Sending on behalf of member, copy also being sent to them to check." This just informs the member who gets a copy, plus they can also check the scans and also GPP staff should they query it.

I think that covers it all and as you can see it is fairly easy, but be sure to follow it correctly so that you don't have to do it again or even face being excluded from GPP, I'm sure they will remind those that have made errors, also make sure you get the confirmation email, if not then follow the advice at the beginning of this post.

Hopefully GPP will be paying out soon, but it may take them a while to process all entries and hopefully most GPP members are sending in the details correctly, we shall soon find out in future GPP updates at their forum.

...John

 

To reference further information at the SYF forum.

If you would like access to the 'RRP-1 (GPP)' thread in the 'Active Programs' area at the SYF forum then you will need to join the forum as it is not publicly viewable. Once you have registered then the forum will send you an email. Please reply to that email so that your account can be approved and activated, if you can't find the email then please check your junk email folder and authorise it. If you still can't find the email then please use another email address that is suitable and you can find further details about this and how to join by clicking here.

I hope the above has been helpful and I look forward, as I'm sure you are, to seeing GPP reach a successful conclusion and then honoring our life-changing payouts.

Regards ...John

"Secure Your Future" (SYF) Forum and Site Admin