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There are 2 main ways to make money with The Berry Tree:

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This advertising is used to bring in new members that are distributed evenly throughout The Berry Tree. Signups are placed under existing members based on their enrollment date, so people that join after you help you profit faster.

Once your 1st position exceeds $312.00 in profits, you are automatically given another position to increase your earning potential. Because your membership includes advertising to grow your business, your success does not depend on you selling on your own.

2. Refer others or advertise more to grow your business

If you want to make even more money, faster, we can show you how to easily sponsor others. You�ll get into profit faster and you can even earn on EVERYONE in the company. Even those who joined before you!
Your membership includes:

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You will get the O2 Berry product each month to use and / or share with other potential customers.
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Celebrity Charity Football Tournament - 25th July 2010	by Marianne Marston (Member 10246406) on 27-Jun-2010
On Sunday the 25th July some of the biggest names in British Boxing, along with stars from TV, Film and Music, will be gathering at the Brockwell Stadium in Canvey Island to participate in a football tournament to raise funds for The Indee Rose Trust, which provide support to children recovering from brain and spinal tumors. The tournament, which is organised by renowned professional boxing coa ches Johnny Eames and Derek Grainger of the Ultrachem TKO Gym in Canning Town, will include teams headed by WBA Heavyweight World Champion DAVID ‘HAYEMAKER’ HAYE, former undisputed Light Welterweight King RICKY HATTON, WBU Lightweight World Champion WILLIE LIMOND, European Champion DARREN BARKER, British & Commonwealth Super Featherweight Champ KEVIN MITCHELL, British Super Middleweight Champion PAUL SMITH and Commonwealth Champions RICKY BURNS & TONY BELLEW. Joining the aforementioned professional boxing champions will be Olympic Gold Medallist JAMES DEGALE, World Amateur Champion FRANKIE GAVIN and Olympian BILLY JOE SAUNDERS. From the world of television and film, actors GERALD KERNS & CIAREN GRIFFITHS, both of whom are currently starring in the hit TV series SHAMELESS, and former English Super Featherweight Challenger and CORONATION STREET star STEPHEN BELL will be guesting on the National Journalists team. Rock superstars IRON MAIDEN, who are favourites to win having former MILLWALL, WEST HAM UNITED , TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS, MANCHESTER UNITED & ENGLAND star TEDDY SHERRINGHAM as their striker, will be representing the music biz along with RAZORLIGHT frontman JOHNNY BORRELL, who will be guesting on the ULTRACHEM TKO GYM team. The Ultrachem TKO Gym Boxers & Celebrity Football Tournament, in aid of The Indee Rose Trust will be at the Brockwell Stadium, Canvey Island on Sunday 25th July 2010. Location: The Brockwell Stadium Park Lane Canvey Island Essex SS8 7PX Phone: 0207 474 3199 www.tickets.justlisten2this.com Nearest mainline station: Benfleet Station Date: 25th July 2010 Time: Midday - 8pm Prices: Adults: £10.00 - Children: £5.00 ... more >> Reply

What Difference Would Extra Income Make to Your Life ?	by David Taylor (Member 10103609) on 31-Dec-2008
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Meet your ideal partner	by Dani Sacco (Member 10112368) on 15-Apr-2008
Fancy meeting some hunky guys or some real babes near you ? Of course you do - all you have to do is cut and paste this address into your browser and you can soon find the ideal match for you, for FREE..... http://online.slowdating.com Reply

My Berry Tree	by LeCoach (Member 10169670) on 11-Sep-2007
The Berry Tree Overview: You can make $1336 per month without sponsoring anyone or having to sell anything. You can earn on everyone in the company. Even on people that joined before you! This patent pending plan is totally unique, no one has anything like this. The more we grow, the more you can make. How it works: There are 2 main ways to make money with The Berry Tree: 1. The advertising included in your membership grows your business for you This advertising is used to bring in new members that are distributed evenly throughout The Berry Tree. Signups are placed under existing members based on their enrollment date, so people that join after you help you profit faster. Once your 1st position exceeds $312.00 in profits, you are automatically given another position to increase your earning potential. Because your membership includes advertising to grow your business, your success does not depend on you selling on your own. 2. Refer others or advertise more to grow your business If you want to make even more money, faster, we can show you how to easily sponsor others. You�ll get into profit faster and you can even earn on EVERYONE in the company. Even those who joined before you! Your membership includes: Corporate managed advertising to bring in new members and customers. We buy in bulk and work with some of the top ad agencies in the world to get more of every dollar we spend. 5 websites - 2 personal recruiting websites, 1 product site and 2 support and training sites. O2 Berry Product and Exclusive Worldwide Marketing Rights. Nutronix International has launched a new product into the market through their new division called The Berry Tree. You will get the O2 Berry product each month to use and / or share with other potential customers. Remember, everyone who joins after you helps you get into profit faster. Join before they do! http://www.myberrytree.com/bt83305 Note: LAUNCHED NOW!!! SIGN UP AND GRAB YOUR TOP SPOT!!! Email me for more details ... more >> Reply

http://journals.aol.co.uk/jacksongbmva/flightswithmymotorglider/	by Malcolm Jackson (Member 10123942) on 14-Nov-2006
If you are interested in flying you are very welcome to visit my blog at the title address above. Just copy & paste into your browser. Plenty of aerial photos of South-East England and Northern France. Reply

Gliding Holidays	by Malcolm Jackson (Member 10123942) on 23-Mar-2006
Fancy a holiday with a difference this year? Why not learn to fly gliders at Kent Gliding Club, near Challock, Kent? Visit the website at http://www.kent-gliding-club.co.uk/ for more details. Reply

Joggers in Great Baddow	by Joanne (Member 10164536) on 21-Sep-2005
I'm looking for a companion to start jogging with. Evening and weekends as I work full time. Not very good, but want to improve. You can email me on joanne.duro@hotmail.co.uk Thanks Reply

First day Gt. Baddow	by John Blackwood (Member 10100422) on 18-May-2005
I can remember my first day in the infants in 1941 with Miss Lambert. I think it was her first year as a teacher as well. The desks where the old type for two kids with lift up seats. I can remember the girl next me got a splinter in her bottom. I got told off for trying to get it out for her, her name was Margery. We also had slats to write on. The play ground was a dirty gravel and not very nic e if you fell over. The play ground had the air-raid shelters. The toilets where still Victorian an smelt horrible. I could go on for ever but I must stop. ... more >> Reply

Workhouse Road/Embleton Family/can you help?	by Monica Ratcliff (Member 10139834) on 9-Dec-2004
I am researching my family history on my maternal side (Embleton), and have traced it back so far to Great Baddow.In 1901,the family of my great grandfather were living at the address 'Tudor House',Widford End,Widford(Moulsham).He had been born in Great Baddow.He was an Auctioneer with his own business, and was 44 at the time of the 1901 census.His business may have been local or in Chelmsford.HIS father,my great great grandfather, was in 1901 living in Great Baddow,where he had been born,in a place called Workhouse Road.It was close to Galleywood Rd,the Baddow House Stables,the Almshouses and Duffields Farm.Because so much of Gt Baddow has been developed sice 1901, I'm not even sure if Workhouse Rd would still exist any more,or if it was maybe renamed over time.There were obviously a number of small cottages there.I would love to hear from anyone who has any knowledge of the Embleton family in Gt Baddow,Widford or Chelmsford.Also if anybody knows whether Workhouse Rd and the cottages still exist,and the same for Tudor House,Widford End. ... more >> Re: Workhouse Road/Embleton Family/can you help? by Karen England (Member 10231715) on 12-Sep-2008 Hello, I realise your posting is rather old so maybe you are no longer looking for info? My grandparents (Embleton) used to live in Baddow Road, Great Baddow. My grandfather's name was William Embleton (born 1884). I have the Embleton family tree going back to the 1600s. If you're still looking, let me know. Maybe give me your grandparents' names and I'll see if it ties in with my tree. Reply

class of 1983 great baddow high school	by mark colvin (Member 10132963) on 28-Sep-2004
Looking for old school friends who left great baddow high school in 1983.Any imformation of old pals would be great.Been in contact with Andy green (MR GREEN)and tells me relay record still stands from 1981 so would be nice to hear from other members of team.If any info please contact (me) mark colvin at patricia.colvin@tesco.net Hope to hear from you. Reply

Uwist psychology reunion	by brian (Member 10125747) on 12-Aug-2004
seeking Richard BENDELOW, BLAIR McClure,Gaynor Pierce UWIST Reunion contact@psyreunion.com late 70s/early 80s disco bar buffet 0 1482 219510 bestinterest seeking BEVERLEY Lee, SABINE Meigh/ McVeigh Cardiff Reunion late 70s/early 80s disco 0 1482 219510 bestinterest seeking BLAIR McClure www.psyreunion.comCardiff Reunion seeking GEUNOR Pierce 0 1482 219510 bestinterest UWIST reunion BEVERLEY Lee s eeking PSYCHOLOGYcontact@psyreunion.com REUNION late70s/early80s disco UWIST www.psyreunion.com Richard BENDELOW seeking BLAIR McClure 0 1482 21950 bestinterest Cardiff Reunion seeking SABINE Meigh/ Mcveigh UWIST 0 1482 219510 bestinterest NO PC World 0 mobile phones DVDs CDs printers UWIST PSYCHOLOGY REUNION scanners digital cameras estate agents ... more >> Reply

Fed up with making other people rich!!!!!!!!!!!!	by David Taylor (Member 10103609) on 13-Apr-2004
Start building your own business with one of the fastest growing British PLC's. Visit our website www.securityforlife.info or phone 0208 485 6284 for a free information pack. Reply

what is there to do in great baddow	by barry henderson (Member 10115871) on 27-Jan-2004
does anyone in this village not have a pension book? Re: what is there to do in great baddow by Mavis White (Member 10098068) on 18-Feb-2004 Pension books? Not much change in Great Baddow since 1960's then. Reply

THE DEIGHTON FAMILY	by Nigel Francis (Member 10112210) on 9-Dec-2003
I am trying to trace the Deighton Family who used to live in Great Baddow during the late sixties and early seventies. All I know is that Mr. Deighton worked for the Evening Standard and his daughter Annie ( or Anne ) worked with me in the Immigration and Nationality Department of the Home Office in Central London. The latter married an Immigration Officer called possibly Paul and may have moved t o Folkestone, Kent. If anyone can possibly trace the Deighton Family, I would be grateful as there are a few of us from that era who would like to know how they are getting on. ... more >> Reply

ARTISTS	by Bill (Member 10095273) on 1-May-2003
I left England 13 years ago and lived in Plumtree Ave. There was a small row of old cottages, just before you get to the Vineyards and an artist lived there I would really like to cotact her if anyone could help Re: ARTISTS by Lauren-U.S. (Member 10076656) on 12-Aug-2003 Its been many years for me also. I remember those cottages. I walked and rode a bike everywhere or took the little green bus. I was the american woman with two little boys. Perhaps we spoke.. Reply

Required	by webdragon (Member 10060627) on 18-Apr-2003
We are looking for manufacturers in your area. G L International Holdings Ltd are a Global company who buy direct from manufacturers and sell direct to the public at huge cost savings. If you have a product you wish to sell or looking for an unbeatable bargain please visit www.gliholdings.com Reply

Vegan Families Group	by Lesley Dove (Member 10083619) on 1-Dec-2002
Seeking other vegan families in the London and South-East area (all areas), we have a friendly group of us meeting up about 4 times a year. Email me Lesley@vegan4life.org.uk if you are a vegan raising children and want to meet like-minded friends! Lesley Dove Reply

Your Assistance Required	by Marcus Suitor (Member 10041953) on 14-Oct-2002
The Legion of Frontiersmen is currently recruiting men and women to form a group within your local area to assist in the event of any emergency incidents. If you have skills that could help your community in case of an emergency or if you would like to learn new skills like First-Aid, Map Reading, Traffic Control, Radio Communications and more, then please contact us for further information at: LF Administration, P.O.Box 272, Aldershot HANTS GU12 5YU. (REF:MS) email: frontiersmen-admin@london.com ... more >> Reply

Looking for friends	by Elizabeth Butcher (Member 10077528) on 9-Sep-2002
I am looking for a friend Doreen Blackwell who use to live in Church Street or what we called Southend Road. My maiden name was Bacon. I went to Gt.Baddow infant & Junior school and then Moulsham Secondary girls school. I also remember Elizabeth Joslin, Janet Jackson Audrey Little Andrea Wade. Would like to hear from anybody. Re: Looking for friends by doreen blackwell (Member 10089118) on 4-Feb-2003 Hello Elizabeth. Doreen Blackwell replying. I now live in Australia If you want to reply my e mail address is doreenbb@hotmail.com. Regards Doreen 4 Feb 2003 Re: Looking for friends by Mavis White (Member 10098068) on 4-Jun-2003 Elizabeth. Mavis Jackson remembers you and your brother at St Mary's School. Also David G and Roy L. In Mr Cook's class I sat next to Doreen Blackwell. She and I went on to Moulsham and the new Sandon school when it opened in 1956. Others in Cook's class were Jean Clapperton, Janet Mills, Diane Phillips, also John Cook, Emery. Have school photo taken in boys playground with all juniors. I've been looking years for friend Doreen.Last seen in London 60's. Thanks. You can contact me on e-mail Mavis@Gemini.freeserve.co.uk ... more >> Re: Looking for friends by Brian J. Mason (Member 10103694) on 22-Sep-2003 Hi all, this is Brian J. Mason and I too was in Mr Cooks class along with Ann Raynor, John Cook, Mavis Jackson, Elizabeth Bacon, Janet Mills, Doreen Blackwell and Roy Larter, I have contacted Mavis Jackson and also would like to talk to all of the classmates at Gt Baddow primary School. Re: Looking for friends by John Blackwood (Member 10100422) on 18-May-2005 As you can my name is John Blackwood. I attended Gt. baddow infants and jrs during the war years from 1941 to 1948 then going on to Moulsham secondary. my youger brother Ken and my cousin June also attended the school. My fist teacher was Miss Lambert, other teachers Miss Stark, Miss Goodfellow, Miss Poter, Mr Cook, Miss Leek, Miss Ellis, Mr. Amos. At that time I lived in Baddow Hall Cresent. I do remember pupils Douglas Bacon also Tony Appleton. Can any remember the British Resturant near the Vineyards. I still see one of my friends from those days John Wilson. I would like to corrospond with any one who remembers me or my brother. I still live in Chelmsford my brother lives in Gloucester and my cousin lives up north. I am now nearly 70yrs. ... more >> Re: Looking for friends by Elizabeth Butcher (Member 10077528) on 12-Oct-2006 for John Blackwood (member117280) Did John Wilson live in Baddow Hall Crescent and did he have a brother David. Doug Bacon is my brother. From Elizabeth Butcher (member94384) Re: Looking for friends by John Blackwood (Member 10100422) on 17-Jul-2007 To Elizabeth Butcher. You where asking about John Wilson and his brother David from 65 Baddow Hall Cres. Sadly his brother David died a cpouple of years ago in Canada. John and his wife June are still alive and doing well living in Spain. I went out to see him a couple of years ago. Did you know Peter Bailey he still lives in the same house in Baddow Hall Cres. and I still live in Chelmsford. If you want to get in touch my email is jb006c0297@blueyonder.co.uk ... more >> Re: Looking for friends by John Blackwood (Member 10100422) on 17-Jul-2007 I remember Douglas Bacon did he live near where the Vineyards is now. Also near the corner news shop hwere my mother worked for time. Cheers John Blackwood Re: Looking for friends by Chris Bowerman (Member 10240758) on 19-Sep-2009 Hi, attended Great Baddow infant school in the 50s for a short time.Cant remember anyone from then.I have been trying to locate the house we lived in on Southend Road,it was No 44 with a crab apple tree in the front garden.We were nexr door,or next door but one to a small shop and about 100yds from the Local Fire Station. Looked on google Earth and Southend road appears to be a BYe Pass,I note y ou call it Church Street,has the name changed ... more >> Re: Looking for friends by nelia jarvis (Member 10244073) on 24-Jan-2010 david duncan nice to see Janet Miles name brings back sweet memories Reply

Parkview Crescent	by Lauren-U.S. (Member 10076656) on 27-Aug-2002
Is there anybody who lives by Parkview Crescent. I was one of the first tennants in the new housing they built there 10 years ago or so now. Whewww time flies.. Reply