Monday, March 21, 2011

Crash JP Morgan, Charge Silver!

In the spirit of Max Keiser's wildly successful "Crash JP Morgan, Buy Silver!" campaign, SilverDoctors has come up with a unique way to expand the campaign in a way Max never even dreamed of:

Crash JP Morgan, Charge Silver with a 12 Months 0% APR Chase Freedom Rewards Card!

JP Morgan Chase has a current promotion for their Chase Freedom 5% Cash Back Rewards card of:
0% APR on balance transfers for 12 months
0% APR on purchases for 6 months
5% Cashback on rotating categories
1% Cashback on ALL purchases
(yes, even silver bullion!)
$100 Cashback after your first $500 (silver bullion) purchase! (An extra 2.5oz Silver donation by JP Chase!)

Application can be found here:
https://www.chase.com/online/freedom/card-application.htm/?CELL=6RRW&MSC=IQ31541889

With actual inflation nearing 10%, a silver loan at 0% APR at current prices is a steal.  Eric Sprott, John Embry, and numerous others expect silver to reach a minimum of $50 in 2011.  SilverDoctors is looking for even faster appreciation, with an $80 target by November 2011.  
Even better, if hyperinflation develops during the next 12 months- enjoy your FREE SILVER BULLION courtesy your friends at JP Morgan Chase (and SilverDoctors) as you pay JP back in mid 2012 with worthless cotton fiat.

Besides removing physical silver from the market during a time of extreme silver supply constraints and possibly inducing a short squeeze, we will be tying up JP Morgan's capital- attacking from the front and from the flank simultaneously if you will.

The Crash JP Morgan, Buy Silver! Campaign went viral and initiated silver’s unbelievable run since August 2010. 

We can take Crash JP Morgan, Charge Silver! viral as well and finish the job!
Update your friends with links to your social media sites, and let’s take this viral!

The Crash JP Morgan, Charge Silver campaign can be found at http://silverdoctors.blogspot.com/2011/03/crash-jp-morgan-charge-silver.html

SilverDoctors

SilverDoctors specializes in precious metals news, commentary, and trading, found at www.silverdoctors.com

11 comments:

detersbb said...

By expanding the debt that can collateralize as a fractional reserve banking institution there is no way to borrow & tie up their money as they as able to counterfeit against the "debt" and the amount that they can counterfeit increases exponentially in relation to the dollar value of debt.

It is an ironic plan to draw the line of credit, buy up physical, and bring about the end of the precious metals market that much sooner.

Rob said...

Detersbb;

It seems QE and TARP bailouts prove that Central Banks (FED, BOJ) and National Treasuries require no actual collateral when loaning trillions. Their actions spread to smaller banking entities through increases in reserves. The fractional reserve system of usury is now made moribund. Monetization of national debts are simply criminal behaviours of government and will have no effect to 'bring about the end of the precious metals market'. All that is coming to an end is the ability of individual entities to extend their own credit-worthiness into the uncertain future. Better to sit still with actual stores of value while the credit paper system burns.

SilverDoctors said...

Yes, their supply of credit is infinite, but their supply of physical silver is not!

IAmPhoenix said...

any other credit cards available to apply for easy approval???

SilverDoctors said...

Citi Diamond Preferred Card just approved us for $10,000 at 0% APR for 21 months. 21 months!

Anonymous said...

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Anonymous said...

i love how chase is advertising this rewards card in the google ads on this page. hilarious!

Mr. M said...

Doc,

You're a freakin' genius!

Viral!

Anonymous said...

hahaha genius or brain dead ?? haaaaa you get another credit card you can't manage ????? hahahaa who thinks of this shit ?? lol sheepies for the slaughter .. only in USA hahaaaaaa

Golden Silver Stone said...

I totally Agree! Buy silver crash JP Morgan

ahnn said...

Silver is a good investment but credit is not. Though this cannot be avoided, you need to minimize it.

cash for silver

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