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16 cycles wrote:....with the DSS debacle...wondering if the "investments" made its way there to clean or vice versa?
Redman wrote:16 cycles wrote:....with the DSS debacle...wondering if the "investments" made its way there to clean or vice versa?
I do not see how this working.
Not as a sou sou.
And not as a laundry
gastly369 wrote:https://instagram.com/atlantic_investments?igshid=d3je5szojstt
pugboy wrote:can a bank reject you if you say your source of funds was a sou sou?Redman wrote:16 cycles wrote:....with the DSS debacle...wondering if the "investments" made its way there to clean or vice versa?
I do not see how this working.
Not as a sou sou.
And not as a laundry
maj. tom wrote:Now that selected flights are starting to open back, don't be surprised if some of the Ponzi schemers suddenly start to disappear without a trace. Case closed eh? Sou-Sou my ass.
RedVEVO wrote:^^
Why would you want to take people's money ?
If they want to take the risk , why not ..
Maybe you do not understand how it works![]()
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teems1 wrote:The number of pyramid schemes popping up is a clear indication of the 50% failure rate of maths at the CXC level.
Do people not understand the concept of exponential growth?
There are not enough people in the world to maintain the numbers required to ensure you get a return.
They eventually hit a saturation point and collapse.
teems1 wrote:The number of pyramid schemes popping up is a clear indication of the 50% failure rate of maths at the CXC level.
Do people not understand the concept of exponential growth?
There are not enough people in the world to maintain the numbers required to ensure you get a return.
They eventually hit a saturation point and collapse.
VexXx Dogg wrote:A fool and their money are soon parted.
Some people are very aware of the maths behind this and are banking on the risk that it is other people going to lose out.
teems1 wrote:The number of pyramid schemes popping up is a clear indication of the 50% failure rate of maths at the CXC level.
Do people not understand the concept of exponential growth?
There are not enough people in the world to maintain the numbers required to ensure you get a return.
They eventually hit a saturation point and collapse.
Country_Bookie wrote:There's no laws in Trinidad that make running a ponzi scheme illegal. It wasn't in the constitution the British left us and we never drafted a law about it.
Only angle the govt can pursue is either charging them with fraud, or for violating the securities act, which says every investment must be registered with the SEC before being offered to investors. I'm not a lawyer so I can't say whether either of those will stick.
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