PsyWulf
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Rough day for profits
Rough day for profits
so it seems that those bitcoinaires now have more than 1bitcoin in mti.
Aka the Founders Pool - most that got to join even before the Website opened up for membersI’m starting to think all these schemes have the same people involved they invest, set it up and then catch all the down members
Am I the only one that wants to say: "Are we there yet?" Can't this ponzi just roll over and die now?Yes it is, they've also "hosted" other MTI stuff.
Still boggles my mind how much "effort" these people put in for an opportunity which is meant to be passive
These people make me sick...like, actually, fully, completely, to the core, physically sick. Go beg and/or borrow money and put it in MTI. What the actual f**k you **** #%#%^#** *#@%()#$*%&#% **&%^#^#($&% morons.
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The lindballetjies vrou was giving a chat at the finalmente. The top layers guys are all addicted knowing how easy the money is.I’m starting to think all these schemes have the same people involved they invest, set it up and then catch all the down members .... learn what works and what doesn’t. Then close it and start again. The first members to join will always make money. It’s the bottom layer that loses. I even thinK there are top layer members that get in make money and then get out and look for the next scheme. I can’t imagine earning a living and making money while others lose even if they are stupid or gullible. Thank you to everyone for this group !!!! I have a ton of work but also learning code part time .... I’m going to download the first mti sql database That was leaked And see if I can get evidence or link certain constant members for future scams.
My friend is a so-called founding member. He actually borrowed 1 BTC to contribute to JS's scheme before the company got registered. He swears blind there is no scam and everything is legit. He is now a philanthropist whereas previously he worked his butt off, like the rest of us.
Nope. He goes from one bad deal to the next. There is some pathological fallibility at play; I don't know what it is.I honestly don't see the allure of easy money. Have these people never experienced that sweet sweet satisfaction of putting in effort and actually achieving something - something you know you earned and can be genuinely proud of instead of having to lie about how you did it?
Studies or studied ??? - i read: professional masters makeitup artist....
There is such a thing as easy money but it's very rare. Popular entertainers for example get paid very well compared with the amount of effort that they put in. It's not necessarily dishonest.I honestly don't see the allure of easy money. Have these people never experienced that sweet sweet satisfaction of putting in effort and actually achieving something - something you know you earned and can be genuinely proud of instead of having to lie about how you did it?
Status is a very interesting word when used in this context.so it seems that those bitcoinaires now have more than 1bitcoin in mti.
that means they will keep their Bitcoin in mti. They don’t want to lose that status.
some people will be losing that status soon, either way.
The thing is you don't need Luno specifically , you can use other non regulated wallets to change Rands to BitcoinTrue, I was just trying to establish that if the investor is the one committing fraud, at which point in the chain would that be. I don't know what the laws are on this, but I'd imagine that if you created and KYC'd one Luno account, and then created multiple MTI accounts in order to "scam the scam", I don't know if that would technically be regarded as fraud in the eyes of the law.
It's all just such a hot mess.
agree but the money that flows with these scams is crazy and i can see why they take the risk.i tried to track my btc moving trough wallets etc..and noted the ammounts that left wallets trough withdraws...There is such a thing as easy money but it's very rare. Popular entertainers for example get paid very well compared with the amount of effort that they put in. It's not necessarily dishonest.
The numbers of these kinds of opportunities are vanishing small and basically all come down to being lucky. Most folks have to work a bit if they want to make an honest wage.
Work isn't so sexy though.
Most Ponzi pimps are stuck in a brain unable to deduce that quantifiable, damaging, embarrassing proof of a scam holds more weight than edgy, teenager “evidence” that any voice of reason is simply jelly of their success. The rest of the pimps are in on the scam
hi All.
I have been following both threads from the beginning and have been silently frustrated as everyone I think.
I have family members that are brainwashed and heavily invested and no matter what I say and even though they admit they don’t understand it and are gullible they believe it is 100% safe.
They have also opened accounts in my kids names without my permission and even asked me to send photos of them holding their ID for KYC.
Then on top of that I work in Stellenbosch about 50m from MTI head office where I can see nothing happening. I have also on a number of occasions seen Usher Bell in meetings around town. I know he is extremely well off and involved in a huge property development with other MTI members and leaders.
This is the new Stellenbosch mafia. The one that Marcus Jooste was so desperate to be a part of.
I really hope it comes to and end soon although I will feel sorry for my family who are in for millions....
My friend is a so-called founding member. He actually borrowed 1 BTC to contribute to JS's scheme before the company got registered. He swears blind there is no scam and everything is legit. He is now a philanthropist whereas previously he worked his butt off, like the rest of us.
Hey bra Andries wdf beteken "potentiality"? Maybe that's the secret ingredient