LONGRICH NEGRIA is partnering with Hajiya Jamila Najib

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HOW TO BECOME A MEMBER:
1. Using the price list, choose products worth the entry level PV of your choice as shown below.
A. *Q-Silver level*
Minimum PV required: 60
Estimated amount: 40,000 Naira
Earning:  8% weekly on PV referrals
B. *Silver level*
Minimum PV required: 120
Estimated amount: 80,000 Naira
Earning:  8% weekly on PV referrals
C. *Gold level*
Minimum PV required: 240
Estimated amount: 150,000 Naira
Earning:  10% weekly on PV referrals
D. *Platinum level*
Minimum PV required: 720
Estimated amount: - 350,000 Naira
Earning:  12% weekly on PV referrals
E. *VIP level*
Minimum PV required: 1,680
Estimated amount: 750,000 Naira
Earning:  12% weekly on PV referrals plus 1% monthly
(global profit share for shareholders only)
F. *For those who cannot afford any of the above entry levels, you can sign up with the starter combo level*
PV: 4
Amount: 9,800
Earning: starter combo bonuses only. Mainstream bonuses will be paid when you upgrade to Q-silver (60PV)
2. Calculate the equivalent amount using the price list and pay the exact amount into the Longrich account.
*Acct Name=Longliqi Int'l Nig*
*Acct no = 1012908177*
*Bank = Zenith Bank*
3. Send evidence of payment to the person that referred(added you to the group) you.
4. Go to the stockist you where registered with in your area and pick your products.

*LONGRICH REG. DETAILS*
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Applicant's Name:
Gender:
Phone no:
City/State:
Date of birth:
Name of bank:
Acc holders name:
Acct no:
Sponsorship:
Placement:
Products:
5. After registration, you will be given your unique membership no for login. Please go to www.logliqicn.cn to login.



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