Greece Debt Free - How It Works

Greece Debt Free is a celebration of the Greek entrepreneurial spirit and the power of taking action toward ridding Greece of its national debt. Greece Debt Free is a platform for people to Campaign, Connect and Contribute to organize and seek positive economic change.

Greece Debt Free products donate 50% the value of their profits to help reduce Greek debt. Concerned citizens and supporters can choose products they would like to join Greece Debt Free through our online Facebook campaigns.

A bold claim, but it really couldn't be easier. Help Greece Debt Free spread its message online by sharing our message, wearing the #GDF logo, donating directly, or purchasing Greece Debt Free products. Join the GDF community and you will help to reduce the Greek national debt.

[DrJoanVernikos]

Brilliant Peter!! Great to see you in action.

[yiotad]

Brilliant indeed! Good luck. Keep content coming....
Yiota

[mpogias]

I forgot to say: these companies will give 50% of their profits gained ONLY FROM THESE SELECTED PRODUCTS. They won't give 50% of their total profits. And it doesn't mean that all the products of a certain type will have the GDF sticker. Even if 1 out of 10 beer bottles, let's say, had this sticker it would be great both for the firm (more sales) and the cause.

[mpogias]

And by the way GDF is fully transparent, they reveal everything and give all the necessary proof to prove they have bought the bonds. Even multi-milionaire Vaggelis Marinakis (owner of the biggest sports club in the country) has contributed. This is too big and too transparent to be a scam.

And it's also good for the economy. 80% less money is leaving the country to go to lenders this way. More money circulating in the economy and less public debt. It's only positive for us.

[merrycrisis]

Clever idea no doubt, however we need the big fish to do the 1st step. Urban legend or not, Papademos has got Piranhas in his deep pockets of his as the saying goes. Know what I mean? ;)

[mpogias]

Perhaps you don't understand macroeconomics at all. This whole thing is about BONDS. Nobody talked about governments issuing currency. This would be impossible in the first place since all the Eurozone countries would have to agree on that before the ECB does anything.

What you're saying makes absolutely no sense. I don't see why you are making it sound so complex. It's pretty simple actually.

It's all about buying bonds and cancelling debt. Don't you get it?