Iwillsurviveitall.com
Iwillsurviveitall.com is a website accessible in Grand Theft Auto V. The website is owned by Bill Binder and is the location of his Binder New World Wealth System pyramid-scheme cult. People viewing the website are encouraged to give the $10,000 fee to join for a sound financial future after the 'Financial Armageddon' that will take place in 2014, although Binder initially claimed it would occur in 2012. The website claims that only three places are left on the scheme and encourages those who join to get twenty others to join. He claims that joining will see the investor 'emerge from the storm surrounded by women on a 100-foot yacht and sail off into the setting sun while everyone else brains each other over the last few pieces of beef jerky'.
The website also tells the reader where the money is invested: in 'experimental medicine bonds, pandemic derivatives, Death pools, Saharan farmland income trusts, Central American lottery tickets, rare basketball memorabilia and complex prime bank instruments in clandestine unemerged markets' guaranteeing a high yield investment and returns as high as 35% per month. Once invested, the people can cash out at any time after the American economy crashes and they have recruited 20 people.
The player, as Franklin Clinton, Michael De Santa or Trevor Philips, can pay the $10,000 joining fee and then see how their investment is doing in a number of different currencies. They cannot, however, get the money back.
Currencies listed
- Afghani afghani
- Albanian lek
- Alderney pound
- Algerian dinar
- Angola kwanza
- Argentine peso
- Armenian dram
- Aruban florin
- Australian dollar
- Azerbaijani manat
- Bahamian dollar
- Bahraini dinar
- Bangladeshi taka
- Belarusian ruble
- Belize dollar
- Bhutanese ngultrum
- Bolivian boliviano
- Brazilian real
- British Virgin Islands dollar
- Brunei dollar
- Bulgarian lev
- Burundian franc
- Cambodian rial
- Canadian dollar
- Cape Verdean escudo
- Cayman Islands dollar
- Central African CFA franc
- CFP franc
- Chilean peso
- Chinese yuan
- Colombian peso
- Comorian franc
- Congolese franc
- Cook Islands dollar
- Croatian kuna
- Czech koruna
- Cuban peso
- Cuban convertible peso
- Danish krone
- Djiboutian franc
- Dominican peso
- East Caribbean dollar
- Egyptian pound
- Salvadoran colon
- Eritrean nakfa
- Ethiopian birr
- Euro
- Falkland Islands pound
- Faroese krona
- Fijian dollar
- Gambian dalasi
- Georgian lari
- Ghana cedi
- Gibraltar pound
- Guatemalan quetzal
- Guernsey pound
- Guinean franc
- Guyanese dollar
- Haitian gourde
- Honduran lempira
- Hungarian forint
- Icelandic krona
- Indian rupee
- Indonesian rupiah
- Iranian rial
- Iraqi dinar
- Israeli new shekel
- Jamaican dollar
- Japanese yen
- Jersey pound
- Jordanian dinar
- Kazakhstani tenge
- Kenyan shilling
- Kiribati dollar
- Kuwaiti dinar
- Kyrgyzstani som
- Lao kip
- Latvian lats
- Lebanese pound
- Lesotho loti
- Liberian dollar
- Libyan dinar
- Lithuanian litas
- Macanese pataca
- Macedonian denar
- Malagasy ariary
- Malawian kwacha
- Malaysian ringgit
- Manx pound
- Mauritanian ouguiya
- Mauritian rupee
- Mexican peso
- Micronesian dollar
- Mongolian togrog
- Burmese kyat
- Nagorno-Karabakh dram
- Nauruan dollar
- Nepalese rupee
- Netherlands Antillean guilder
- New Zealand dollar
- Nicaraguan cordoba
- Nigerian naira
- Niuean dollar
- North Korean won
- Norwegian krone
- Omani rial
- Pakistani rupee
- Palauan dollar
- Panamanian balboa
- Papua New Guinea kina
- Paraguayan guarani
- Peruvian nuevo sol
- Philippine peso
- Pitcairn Islands dollar
- Polish zloty
- Romanian leu
- Sahrawi peseta
- Saint Helena pound
- Sao Tome and Principe dobra
- Saudi riyal
- Serbian dinar
- Seychellois rupee
- Sierra Leonean leone
- Singapore dollar
- Solomon Islands dollar
- Somali shilling
- Somaliland shilling
- South Sudanese pound
- Sri Lankan rupee
- South African rand
- South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands pound
- Sudanese pound
- Surinamese dollar
- Swazi lilangeni
- Swedish krona
- Swiss franc
- Syrian pound
- New Taiwan dollar
- Tajikistani somoni
- Tanzanian shilling
- Thai baht
- Tongan pa’anga
- Tranistrian ruble
- Trinidad and Tobago dollar
- Tristan da Cunha pound
- Tunisian dinar
- Turkish lira
- Turkmenistan manat
- Tuvaluan dollar
- Ukrainian hryvnia
- United Arab Emirates dirham
- British pound
- American dollar
- Uruguayan peso
- Uzbekistani som
- Vanuatu vatu
- Venezuelan bolivar
- Vietnamese dong
- West Africa CFA franc
- Yemeni rial
- Zambian kwacha
- Zimbabwean dollar
Requesting a refund
When requesting your money back from the website, the following message is displayed:
To protact and maximize the value of your portfolio, no withdrawals are permitted until after the economy has collapsed AND you have recruited 20 new participants to the scheme.
The more investments at the bottom, the bigger the returns for the top. That's economics! A pyramid - like the Egyptians. How do you think they built that my friend? And it's still here today, that's how I designed my plan.
See you on the other side!
Warmly,
Bill Binder.