Infinity Grid Global - Prosperity Grid Reboot Scam

[Venator]

UPDATE ON POST #4

The Prosperity Grid has collapsed, and now the very same Marina Taute and Shirley Hanson are involved in starting up a new "fresher" version of the same scam.

As reported on BehindMLM, they've teamed up with serial-schemer Jacques Marais for this round of scamming. Jacques was also involved in the collapsed Gift of Legacy scheme, which was a reboot of the collapsed Kindered Hearts scheme.
Both Gift of Legacy and Prosperity Grid received public warnings from the FSCA.
Dusan Torbica also makes an appearance, who is a former promoter of the OneCoin ponzi scheme.

Rather than revolving around the usual Blessing Loom jargon, Infinity Grid Global has redesigned it around a "bee-hive theme"

Of course, the mechanism for how it "works" is the same as any other gifting circle scheme, and as such it'll collapse all the same.
As opposed to the Prosperity Grid's entry cost of $500, the Infinity Grid's price has been dropped to $50. This is, however, an initial 'donation', the cost to actually enter one of the lowest-priced grids is $100.
This reduction in cost compared to The Prosperity Grid is obviously done to make it more "accessible" and thus serves to lure in many more people.
All ponzi and pyramid schemes are entirely dependent on a constant inflow of deposits from new participants to fund the payouts of older participants. However, cutting the entry cost would, at best, simply delay the inevitable collapse.

Math is math, no matter how you try to spin it.

Ironically enough, Marina even states (brags) in one of the videos how everyone wants to "get in first" with these programs.
Obviously, that's because, as with any pyramid and ponzi scheme, those in first stand to make moola first.

Here's one of the vids.

What's just so perplexing is how the other people involved (those recruiting) do not seem to have taken the Prosperity Grid's collapse as an opportunity to learn as to how these schemes simply cannot work and how most people who "invest" end up losing their money.
In fact, it comes as no surprise to see numerous people who also appeared in the MTI leaks getting involved in the Infinity Grid, and the previous Prosperity Grid.

For some people there really isn't any hope.

 

[Venator]

Now for the hilarious part. A simple Google search can actually reveal the names of many people involved due to a lack of sufficient security on the site.

This has also revealed that both Marina and Shirley both have at least 2 accounts (Shirlzah, Shirlzah1, Bliss, Bliss1)

The attached images indicates how the info can be obtained. Simply adjust the text in quotes.






A list of participants has been obtained and forwarded to the relevant authorities, as well as details of the FNB Bank account which is being used to take illegal deposits.
It has been reported to FNB's fraud department too.

 

[Venator]

For those who visit this page, this vid explained the Prosperity Grids ridiculous claims.

The same principle applies to all gifting circle / ponzi schemes.....when the rate of withdrawals eventually outpace the rate of recruitment, the entire scheme collapses. That is a guarantee because it's a mathematical inevitability, and is why these schemes are illegal.

There's no such thing as an infinite supply of money. You can't invest X amount and expect to constantly pull out 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8X over and over, much less expect EVERYONE to be able to do so. In the end, the vast majority of people WILL lose all the money they've put in.

As much as these people will try to convince you that this is some sort of modern stokvel, it simply isn't.

Firstly, a stokvel has to be registered as a stokvel. If it's not registered as such, how would you expect the authorities to hold anyone accountable if anyone within the program decides to defraud the other people involved?

Secondly, the entire premise of a stokvel (and why it's sustainable) is because the totality of what you withdraw may never exceed the totality of what you've put in. You might deposit $100 in one round and get out $800, but for the next 7 rounds you'll have to deposit $100 each time. That's the only way these programs can be sustained.

 

[Venator]

Let's see this house of cards come down

 

[Magnum]

Can someone just kneecap them already?

 

[Venator]

You know, it genuinely amazes me how we see this type of interaction (almost verbatim) in every single damn ponzi scheme.
But, I must admit, this person's last comment is not something I expected to see....

To just be so nonchalant about people being defrauded.....just wow.

If these bunch of twats really want to help people, then they would just give them money as they claim to be doing now, but without any of the delusional scheming crap in between expecting to get abundance in return.

And then they try to claim the moral high ground. LOL.

To help someone ought to be an act of altruism...not this pretentious bs of enriching yourselves at the expense of others.