Dan Hollings The Plan - Is it a scam?

[w1z4rd]

Hey folks,

Ive got a friend who wants to invests a lot of resources into Dan Hollings, The Plan. When I look into it I have some concerns, they talk about AI and bots, the same way MTI International did, and that these bots almost always win with "Wiggle".

There is a webinar thats available for another 23 hours that explains it thats available here: https://theplanrocks.com/join-phase-1-details/?aid=rapidcrush3

I guess things feel weird. I see a lot of psychological tricks been applied to hook people that makes me worry about this. (like having limited time, count down timers for stuff).

When the link above stops working, you can find more information here: https://www.sfweekly.com/sponsored/...-make-passive-income-in-todays-crypto-market/

Do you think this is legit or a scam?

 

[DapperDanMan]

Do you think this is a scam or a scam?

FTFY

 

[NarrowBandFtw]

based on the title alone I'm willing to bet large amounts of money that it is definitely a scam

 

[sensus communis]

F&ck me ,they not shy

 

[Neptuner]

Reminds me of Mickey Bricks, but these guys only conned those who deserve to be conned. If you greedy click and invest.

 

[NarrowBandFtw]

F&ck me ,they not shy

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hmmm, if they actually accept PayPal you could easily con the conmen ... PayPal's notoriously liberal dispute process means if you're not happy just reverse the funds

 

[The_Ogre]

hmmm, if they actually accept PayPal you could easily con the conmen ... PayPal's notoriously liberal dispute process means if you're not happy just reverse the funds

You can reverse with all four those options...

 

[NarrowBandFtw]

You can reverse with all four those options...

Visa/Amex/MasterCard (being card networks) have a relatively small window period and a defined dispute resolution process which means the merchant has some opportunity to push back on your reversal

it is not a done deal

PayPal has a much longer window period and the process just completely favours the customer, the merchant has about 0% chance of pushing back successfully, it is one of the major reasons PayPal isn't more widely accepted as a payment method in general

a PP reversal from a customer's perspective is a virtual guarantee