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Maybe you should ask the lots of persons you know doing it and making lots of cash to shed more light.AlphaMan wrote:I actually know a lot of persons doing this and making lots of cash...
Although it operates like a pyramid scheme, it pays well.
Anyone care to shed some more light on this...
K74T wrote:Maybe you should ask the lots of persons you know doing it and making lots of cash to shed more light.AlphaMan wrote:I actually know a lot of persons doing this and making lots of cash...
Although it operates like a pyramid scheme, it pays well.
Anyone care to shed some more light on this...
I see this as the new DSS. Let's wait and see how long this one will last.AlphaMan wrote:K74T wrote:Maybe you should ask the lots of persons you know doing it and making lots of cash to shed more light.AlphaMan wrote:I actually know a lot of persons doing this and making lots of cash...
Although it operates like a pyramid scheme, it pays well.
Anyone care to shed some more light on this...
They saying they make back there initial investment 3 folds over already.. They ain't telling untruths.
Me however I'm hard headed to try these kinda things
Well let one of them "mentour" you. I'm sure what they are doing is "cutting edge". Ask them to join the "exclusive club" so you will be on your way to "financial freedom".AlphaMan wrote:K74T wrote:Maybe you should ask the lots of persons you know doing it and making lots of cash to shed more light.AlphaMan wrote:I actually know a lot of persons doing this and making lots of cash...
Although it operates like a pyramid scheme, it pays well.
Anyone care to shed some more light on this...
They saying they make back there initial investment 3 folds over already.. They ain't telling untruths.
Me however I'm hard headed to try these kinda things
AlphaMan wrote:I actually know a lot of persons doing this and making lots of cash...
Although it operates like a pyramid scheme, it pays well.
Anyone care to shed some more light on this...
gastly369 wrote:Get1web.com engages in deceptive tactics to trick customers into placing orders and handing over their money or sensitive personal information, making it a scam website.
Scammers behind Get1web.com promote the site and lure in victims by using spam emails and social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. They employ incredibly low prices and stolen product images to entice unsuspecting shoppers on this fraudulent site.
Once victims place orders and submit payment information, the scammers simply take the money and run, leaving customers with one of the following outcomes:
Most commonly, orders go unfulfilled and simply disappear after payments are processed, resulting in nothing at all.
Victims may receive cheap replicas made with poor-quality materials that do not match the original product descriptions, constituting knock-off or inferior substitutes.
In some cases, victims report receiving items that are clearly used, broken, or otherwise tampered with, showing that no new products are being shipped, which is the outcome of receiving used, damaged, or tampered goods.
Some orders arrive with products that are completely different from what was ordered, demonstrating no order accuracy, leading to completely wrong items being delivered.
In addition to selling sham goods or no goods at all, Get1web.com unscrupulously collects customers' personal and financial data during checkout, including full names, home addresses, phone numbers, credit card details, and more. This information is likely used or sold for nefarious purposes like identity theft, credit card fraud, or sharing on dark web marketplaces.
R-H-D wrote:it fold up and the Get ppl gone India
Well that was quicker than I thought. A fool and his money are destined to part ways. No such thing as easy money.killercow wrote:I see this as the new DSS. Let's wait and see how long this one will last.AlphaMan wrote:K74T wrote:Maybe you should ask the lots of persons you know doing it and making lots of cash to shed more light.AlphaMan wrote:I actually know a lot of persons doing this and making lots of cash...
Although it operates like a pyramid scheme, it pays well.
Anyone care to shed some more light on this...
They saying they make back there initial investment 3 folds over already.. They ain't telling untruths.
Me however I'm hard headed to try these kinda things
Dear investors,
This is Betty. Your GET manager. It is with deep sadnessthat I inform you all that GET will no longer work in Trinidad and Tobago
because of the incident which occurred last Thursday. It was found that a group of Trinidadians were responsible for this hacking, and GET will not tolerate this. As a result, Trinidad and Tobago
Yours sincerely,
Betty Robertson
Pay millions in fines, jail time
Ponzi and pyramid-type schemes now against the law | Nov 15, 2022
Ponzi and pyramid-type schemes are now outlawed.
If found guilty, you will have to pay millions in fines and serve jail time.
The Trinidad and Tobago Securities and Exchange Commission (TTSE) yesterday advised the public of an amendment to the Securities Act Chapter 83:02 (“the Act”) of the Laws of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
A new Section 165A has been inserted after the existing Section 165 of the Act to provide for the criminalising of any ‘prohibited schemes’, namely Ponzi and pyramid-type schemes, the TTSE said on a media release.
Under the amended Act, it is now a criminal offence to establish, operate, advertise or participate in these prohibited schemes. It is now also an offence to invite persons to join a prohibited scheme.
The Act further provides that a person who establishes or operates a prohibited scheme is liable, if convicted, to pay a fine of $10 million or to imprisonment for 10 years.
It also states that a person who knowingly participates in a prohibited scheme is liable, if convicted, to pay $5 million or to imprisonment for five years.
For knowingly advertising or inviting another person to join a prohibited scheme a person is liable, if convicted, to pay $2 million or to imprisonment for three years.
Members of the public, who may have information about the operation of a prohibited scheme, are urged to contact the TTSEC or send the relevant information (audio or video files/documents/texts/images) via the ‘TTSEC Investor Protection App’, easily downloadable via the Google and Apple.
According to Investopedia, a Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investing scam which generates returns for earlier investors with money taken from later investors. This is similar to a pyramid scheme in that both are based on using new investors’ funds to pay the earlier backers.
Both Ponzi schemes and pyramid schemes eventually bottom out when the flood of new investors dries up and there isn’t enough money to go around. At that point, the schemes unravel.
DMan7 wrote:I hope the OP didn't GET caught in this scam.
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