What is the greatest Ponzi scheme of all times?
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America's Internal Revenue Service, the detested I.R.S.
711742
I find it hilarious as well,what I find even funnier is that the sheeple let themselves be taken like this time and time again. It simply never ends,one con artist after another and they fall for all of them,holy hell when will they learn?
875770
Get all the counterfeit big name items like rolex and others
661528
Blimey...there is certainly more to you that meets the eye isn't there Mr Raidehz??!! Am completely ignorant on all things business/stock etc...so have to compliment you as I'm sure its all pukka..what you says sounds completely confident and from someone who really knows his stuff...\nSo - a question for you: If I had @ £10,000 to invest, what is the best thing for me to invest it in right now to virtually guarantee good payback within a relatively short timespan......?
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You cannot save every sucker from him/herself. But bankers could be more careful about wiring money to Nigeria. It's amazing how many bankers ask no questions when victims of scam artists ask to wire $1 million, more or less, to an unknown account in a Lagos bank.
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this is not a quick schemes becoz they invest all the investor's money in dredging, forex, project div and so on...\nswisscah is a new sector under swiss mutual fund (1948) and i already get my money from swisscash to my local bank using wire transfer....
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You are paying someone else to get in the program. They make money while you trying to make money selling the same system to others. It called Ponzi scheme. It only works when there are plenty of sucker willing to shell out their hard earning to sign up for the program.
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I looked at their website and here are my thoughts:\n\n1) As much as they mention the term "mutual fund" it is not in fact a mutual fund.\n\n2) As much as they use the term "Swiss" it is not in fact from Switzerland. (Website domains registered in US and Dominican Republic.\n\n3) The rates of return they profess are A) based on a very short span of time and B) wholly unrealistic for long term investing.\n\n4) While the websites I have seen are very slick, they do not have any substantive content regarding exactly how they propose to make money.\n\nI feel that it is another in a long line of Pyramid Schemes where the new cash brought into the organization by getting people in at the bottom level is filtered up to the top (giving them the ability to quote these great rates of return). These scams are always doomed and it is the people at the bottom that get screwed. Steer clear of this one.
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I have bought many get rich scheme plans, most of them seem workable but are unfeasible. One was buying and selling Great Dane dogs, many people will give you their dog for free, also many people wish to buy the dogs (so the scheme claims) at good prices, also you can breed them for puppies if they come with KC papers. Another bizarre one was buy and sell piano's, same deal really... many people will give you their old piano for free, and many people want to buy one, again at a reasonable price. The only one that worked for me was a complete business plan of how to set up a window cleaning business... it works great, and the same plan can be used for many businesses. (I might re-right it and sell it as a get rich scheme my self  because it really works)!! Only kidding, I'm far too busy.
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Looks like a scam.  Like a new kind of pyramid scheme. I'd definitely keep away.  Stuff like that is around because most people have bad math and analytical skills, and don't see the scam until it bites them in the butt.
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Shady deals of the cosmic kinds
278324
I haven't tried or heard of it, but using a strategy to make money that is for sale rarely works because the people in the market over exploit the markets potential for profit. You need to find a market that has prfits to be made, and do it yourself, best not to tell anyone what you plan to do, and when you do best to keep the amount of your profits to yourself.
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The name alone tells me that it is probably another BS multilevel marketing scheme, designed to make money by selling books, memberships, training, etc. to people like you.\n\nAnyone who claims to have a "proven system" for generating wealth is usually full of s**t.
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No there is not. Most of them are a scam. I haven't found any that are reasonable and easy to understand. all want money and nothing else to do with you after getting the money. Don't fall for the scam. I lost about 150 already just trying to find something.
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I use the Motley Fool, and subscribe to their Hidden Gems service.  Check them out at fool.com.\n\nGood Luck
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Look it up in Google for an example. A fellow whose last name was "Ponzi" did the first one, back in the 1920's.\n\nBasically you promise people huge profits on some sort of investment and get their money. You pay your first "investors" back out of their own money. (take $100 each, wait a month, give each $50 back, tell them they will get $50 a month for the rest of their lives.) They tell two or more friends about you. You pay the next "dividend" out of the money left from the first wave plus the new cash from the second wave of investors, the second group tells all of THEIR friends, and so on. The trick is to leave town when there is a lot of cash in the account, before people start to question you.\n\nThe pyramid clubs in the 1980's and 1990's were the most recent example I can think of, but they crop up all the time.
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money is the root of all evil