MLMs and HYIPs are not a generality. Craig is right to ask for
specifics. Some are scams some are not. [...]
I can defend this statement: All HYIPs which guarantee returns greater
than, (say), 10% per month, are destined to fail within 24 months, or so.
The reason is simple: consistent
Chuck wrote
It seems to me that CCS likes to speak in generalities such as they
are all bad, they are all thisor that..., when talking about
MLMs and/or HYIPs.
For good reason...
However, not all MLMs are HYIPs. Multi-Level Marketing isn't bad, it is
merely an alternate, efficient
Patrik Isacsson wrote
If you really took a good look at MLM - you might find it very DYNAMIC to
the one who really works it. But not EVERYONE can have success in it -
this is not for everyone.
According to HYIP - if it is TO good to be TRUE - then it is...:))
There is also a major
For christ's sake.
EVERY HYIP IS A RIDICULOUS SCAM.
Speak plainly.
Regarding MLMs, obviously, many MLMs are completely legitimate
businesses - such as bloody Amway or Nuskin. But of the thousands of
small hokey MLMs, most of them are small hokey silly productless
things.
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You are
Care to elaborate on that HYIP reference ?
How many have you tried and what were their names.
For christ's sake.
EVERY HYIP IS A RIDICULOUS SCAM.
Speak plainly.
Regarding MLMs, obviously, many MLMs are completely legitimate
businesses - such as bloody Amway or Nuskin. But of the
Just humor me, if you will. I'm new here.
Perhaps we are not speaking the same language.
I'm talking about legitimate banking with high returns.
I'm not sure what this negative feedback is based on.
Steven wrote:
Care to elaborate on that HYIP reference ?
How many have you tried and what
Craig Spencer wrote:
Seriously making such an argument indicates the lack of any conceptual
means to distinguish reality from fantasy. Such people evidently will
just try anything at random to see what immediately happens and they
cannot conceive of any other means of validation. They do
Steven wrote:
Just humor me, if you will. I'm new here.
Perhaps we are not speaking the same language.
I'm talking about legitimate banking with high returns.
I'm not sure what this negative feedback is based on.
HYIP is a technical term meaning: investment schemes that are pyramid
scams
Steven wrote:
Just humor me, if you will. I'm new here.
Perhaps we are not speaking the same language.
I'm talking about legitimate banking with high returns.
I'm not sure what this negative feedback is based on.
HYIP are not legitimate banking. They are easily identified scams. You
Just humor me, if you will. I'm new here.
Perhaps we are not speaking the same language.
I'm talking about legitimate banking with high returns.
I'm not sure what this negative feedback is based on.
A hyip is the usual term for a fun, but silly, pyramid scheme.
Steven, there is no such thing
Seriously making such an argument indicates the lack of any
conceptual
means to distinguish reality from fantasy. Such people evidently
will
just try anything at random to see what immediately happens and
they
cannot conceive of any other means of validation. They do not
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