Programs                                                   

 The “Double your money” program: Funding Oceanaleen, Taraya, DC-Shaeneen4 and DJC-Shaeneen5 series airliners

Where the money goes:

“Double your money” program capital is being used accordingly:

1. $2.5 billion for four Taraya hypersonic test aircraft and facilities to be built including an operational test budget.
2. $9 billion for the Shaeneen4 and Shaeneen5 to be developed and placed in to production, including the building of a co-production facility.
3. $1.3 billion to Oceanaleen, commencing litter removal from the world’s oceans, starting with hotspots first.
4. $3.2 billion for the 20% of the investors as per “Double your money” program guidelines.

Program overview

The “Double your money” program is designed to fast-track capital into Briggs Aerospace Technologies. It enables anyone with $10,000 (NB: Australian currency) or more to contribute and regain double their input. People will be able to make money saving the environment via the systems of the Oceanaleen effort. This program was brought to the forefront of Briggs Aerospace Technologies marketing with realisation the majority of potential investors are not interested in aviation; nearly everyone is interested in the saving the oceans.

The system is simple in order to make contributing and receiving the returns easy. “Double your money” is undemanding and contributors can simply do nothing after forwarding payment, or help the process which will in turn help them increase their returns. Business plans with too much complexity often leads to fewer investors, higher costs, and less security for both business and investor. The system also by-passes protracted, costly and complicated conventional methods of raising capital.

“Double your money” pays back at a rate of 20% of all Briggs Aerospace Technologies quarterly income from both “Double your money” and Portion sales programmes, with a minimum 3 month wait prior to the first repayment. This money is set aside exempt from budget. The ratio a contributor will receive in repayment is the total of 20% of Briggs Aerospace Technologies income that quarter, divided by the percentage of the total contributions (post the compulsory 3 month wait) the contributors contribution is.

Repayments to contributors are on a percentage basis to ensure all “Double your money” contributors get proportionate repayment. If one contributes $10 million and another $1 million, (10% of the former, and in this example the only two investors) and $10 million is received over the next 3 months in contributions to the next quarter, the repayment would be $1,818,181 to the $10 million contributor and 181,818 to the second, $1 million contributor.

“Double your money” motivates contributors to get involved, because if they get their friends and business partners involved it will help them get their money back faster. The wealthy have a tendency to interact and the “Double your money” program system design takes advantage of this social process. If a contributor does nothing, it is likely it will take longer for his or her money to be returned, because the primary marketing means of “Double your money” is via word of mouth, maximising the potential of online social networking services.

The brilliance of “Double your money” is that it enables people to either make an effort to improve their wealth, or for those who just want to do nothing, this is fine too. Although this seems to benefit people who do nothing more, remember they are doing something by contributing in the first place.

This initiative has a total value of $16 Billion, with a total payback of $32 billion in Australian dollar values. The first $1.6 billion is repaid to contributors by “Double your money”, to the value of $3.2billion. This makes the first $1.6 billion of the “Double your money” programme the most secure, since it does not rely upon Portion sales, countering the early risks associated with start-ups.

Money is accepted in Australian currency only and payments can be direct deposited electronically. The maximum amount available to contribute is only governed by the maximum $16 billion of the program, with respect to prior investments.