Love Won Society using Zim Benefactors prt 2

 Love Won Society Programs Using ZimBenefactorsPart 2 of 4:

 Where to Begin

Positioning to participate.

The key to participating in the LWS Programs is to request and receive the higher Redemption Rates. A person who holds a 100 Zim note or better can receive Quintillions of dollars if indeed they ask for the rate of $500,000 per Zim (1:500,000). Doing the math at $500,000 per Zim would give the 100 T note a total of 50 Quintillion. (18 zeros). If you ask for and receive a 10% structured payout for say 25 years, it means you would receive 5 Quintillion per year. Divide that by 4 quarterly payments a person would receive 1.25 Quintillion per quarter. With the number of people already slotted to participate, our collective would never run out of money regardless of the level of participation a Zim Benefactor would want to do.

This figure means that with as little as one 100 Zim T note a person could be totally involved in the LWS programs at a level they would be comfortable participating in.

Participation in the Love Won Society programs will be by successful redemption of Zim Benefactors who voluntarily sign an agreement to follow the structure of the programs. Declaring that you want to participate in the programs is all that is necessary in the beginning. That agreement is yet to be created.

Once potential Zim Benefactors declares their intent, they will be put on a list of Benefactors that we will be working with to implement the programs in which areas or countries they feel they would like to work. Each Benefactor will set up their own programs but may work in coordination with others to better serve communities they will be working in. There will be no exclusive areas assigned or controlled by Love Won Society. The more funds that are available to a Benefactor from the redemption of Zim Bonds, the more areas they can work in financially.

The Revenue Sharing Solutions (RSS) Document # 1

The RSS program is the participation entry level for each potential Zim Benefactor (ZB). Document #5 explains how it is to be set up with an RSS Master ID # and an RSS Master QFS account. Money to fund the RSS Shareholders in the ZB’s chain or string of Shareholders will come out of that Master QFS account. While there may be a transitional process in the beginning, it is our intent to set up a simple transfer from the QFS, RSS Master Accounts to the Shareholder’s QFS account. We will learn how to do that with directions given at the time of the redemption appointment. Love Won Society will produce an Agreement that will outline the different responsibilities we will have and the responsibilities Zim Benefactors will have to support their RSS program. Extra funds not used, from one Quarterly Structured Payout payment to the next, will be used to by the Zim Benefactors to create a Performance Bond account for the Zim Benefactor’s Agreement activities. It is our intent that each Shareholder account in the RSS platform will be individually bonded. This will ensure that the whole program will function as agreed. Love Won Society will establish an Umbrella bond account for the whole of the programs; effectively double bonding the programs. This will give financial credibility to everything we do worldwide. With these Performance Bond accounts all funds will actively be used in support of our programs. No funds will be left unused at some level.

How the RSS Platform Works with Zim Benefactors

The Following graphics explains how the flow of funds will work.  

Each Zim Benefactor (ZB) who wants to participate in funding the RSS program in their area, will receive a Master RSS ID# and will establish their own Zim Master Bank Account in the QFS after they become a contracted ZB. (Locate Master RSS ID# box in the graphic above) In the Graphic, notice there are 5 slots for Master RSS ID#. Each ZB will have their own slot. From that box, an arrow points to the RSS Shareholder Platform. Once a person registers under a Master User ID#, they receive an account in the RSS Platform.

When a Shareholder requests a transfer of funds from their RSS account to their own QFS account, or their Bank account until the QFS account has been established, the funds are drawn from the Zim Benefactor’s Master account and deposited in the Shareholder’s own QFS account for their personal use. The Zim Benefactor has the contractual responsibility to maintain the Master Account with sufficient funds to accommodate the transfers. The RSS Platform does all the accounting and data input to facilitate the transfer of funds in and out of the Shareholders account. It is purely an accounting function. There are no funds transferred to the RSS Platform per se’, funds are kept in the Master Account until transferred by the Shareholder. The following graphics is an artist conception of the main page in the Shareholder’s 

RSS Personal Office.

The RSS internet platform will be used worldwide with each ZB funding their own chain of Shareholders in their area or country. Tens, maybe hundreds, of ZB can be included in the RSS Platform without stepping on each other’s chain of Shareholders in a given area or country, in fact the chain of Shareholders will not know who is the Benefactors of their chain. However, it might be necessary to separate one country from another to accommodate the possible differences in the per minute Share download for each country. The per minute download for a share may be scaled up or down to work within the economic factors within a country. Those who do the RSS program for a country will provide input as to the appropriate per minute payout for that particular country. It must be appropriate but it must have a degree of overwhelm to accomplish the Abundance mentality.

Community Assistance Centers (CAC) Document # 2

The real work of the humanitarian efforts we intend to do is on the local level in small geographic areas. The structure of the CACprogram fulfills that need. Each Zim Benefactor who participates in the RSS Program will be in charge of establishing the CACin their area of work. There is no need for exclusive geographical areas as each Benefactor can have their own CAC structure working alongside another Benefactor in the same area. There is no competition needed to facilitate the growth of the programs in a community, but rather, each can work synergistically to serve the community better.

The CAC local Directors will, among other things, act as the local liaison for funding housing and infrastructure projects. Getting involved in this area may be a learning curve where, with experience, the Benefactors’ CAC Directors, may specialize in certain types of developments. The building industry will be huge as many types of developments are approved and come to fruition. CAC Directors with supervisory experience in the building industry may a be a target for Benefactors. The CAC structure can be flexible with many Assistant Directors hired to do specific things according to their expertise and the needs of the community. The key here is to coordinate with active Benefactors in the community so that all needs can be met without neglecting certain other needs.

CACDirectors are responsible for doing Employment Contract Shares for service-oriented business in their area. This is outlined in Document # 4. They will be given authority by their Benefactor to establish RSS Shares at a level that keeps people working. They will have access by personal PIN numbers into the RSS Platform to establish or adjust the RSS per minute download for the Contract Shares. These Directors will coordinate with business owners to be sure the work force is taken care of properly. The hiring and firing of employees will be the responsibility of the business owner who will work with the Director to accomplish this part of the owner’s business.

In Rural Communities, CAC Directors will have an expanded responsibility to support agriculture and manufacturing business owners with the use of Employment Contract Shares. They will also be involved in educational and support activities for enhancing the development of Organic Farming. The CAC Directors will also be involved in the administration and coordination of the NES and FAP (doc #4) as local liaison officers.

Acronym Key:

Ø RSS – Revenue Sharing Solutions

Ø CAC – Community Assistance Centers

Ø NRLES – National Real Estate Listing Service

Ø NES and FAP - National Economic Stabilization and Financial Assurance Program

Ø ICCH - International Commodity Clearing Houses

Ø A Zim Holder becomes a Zim Benefactor, post RV