*Interested People* Update: GPP

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Interested People Update: GPP

Hello Interested People,

There is a new update in the back office, in the usual place. I have verified it with sources and no one is sure if it is real or not. Please log in and see. I will keep you updated.

If you were waiting on support issues to be resolved, please stand by for further updates.

I also want to say that there are rumours out there that the snailmail side of things has started, but until someone I KNOW can actually physically confirm this, it is just rumour. I just want to let you know there is hope, but it is going to require even more patience than we have already been giving.

We are dealing with tens of thousands of members, in hundreds of countries, moving large amounts of funds, and requiring physical mail to complete the process. Plus with the changes mentioned in this new update, it doesn't take an Einstein to realize all this will take time, coordination and massive effort to make happen.

My advice... relax, enjoy life, put this out of your thoughts and if and when the snailmail arrives, then you can begin to incorporate the idea of it back into your life.

I will keep you updated in any case.
:-)

Suzanna
InterestedPeople.com

May 6th, 2009 at 5:22 am

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