Mirror Trading International

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r00igev@@r said:
Only if the founder's loot is allocated according to their body mass!!!
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I don’t know about that. I’m big, but I’m not Mxrks big. I wouldn’t want to lose out on my own scheme!

newby_investor said:
Be interesting to see just how blatant you can get and still attract a following.
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My thoughts exactly! At this point, people simply cannot claim that they were unaware, which leads me to believe that they just don’t care.

warrenpridgeon said:
Put me on the list so long... I can build you the PDF generator-ma-rator and earnings calcumalator. lol.
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Ok, but only if you promise to call it something futuristic. I thought of calling it a generator, but that might remind people of Eksdom, so that won’t work. It should be something easy to remember, but complicated enough so that people are too afraid to ask any questions about it.
Maybe we could call it a Programmable Income Generator or PIG for short!?
 
DesertWrangler said:
I don’t know about that. I’m big, but I’m not Mxrks big. I wouldn’t want to lose out on my own scheme!


My thoughts exactly! At this point, people simply cannot claim that they were unaware, which leads me to believe that they just don’t care.


Ok, but only if you promise to call it something futuristic. I thought of calling it a generator, but that might remind people of Eksdom, so that won’t work. It should be something easy to remember, but complicated enough so that people are too afraid to ask any questions about it.
Maybe we could call it a Programmable Income Generator or PIG for short!?
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Possible Logo for the new venture

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The more I think about the PIG idea, the more I like it! About 6 years from now, when we own all the bitcoin in the world, we can start our own coin. We’ll call it PIGcoin (PIG). We’ll allow people to farm PIG’s, we’ll call them PIG farmers. Sub units to PIG’s will be Piglets. We’ll also introduce tokens for DeFi contracts, which we’ll call BACON.
 
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DesertWrangler said:
I can’t believe this crap is still running! At this point, based on the blatant stupidity demonstrated by the brainwashed masses, I’m ready to start my own scheme.

I’m gonna call it Mirror Squared and I’ll include a disclaimer saying “This is a pyramid scheme. Like any investment, there’s risk involved. However, if you give me your bitcoin, I’ll send you PDF statements, showing how much your bitcoin has grown. You can withdraw as much as you like, but the longer you wait, the more you’ll get. At Mirror Squared, we don’t make any promises, but previous schemes using this model, paid at least 10% per month to existing members, using new member’s funds.”

If you guys are interested, I’ll add you on the super special “founders list”, since you were my first... erm... investors.
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Your giving the MTI ppl ideas now...
 
Reported by IOL:
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Durban – A KwaZulu-Natal businessman found guilty of defrauding people of almost R7 million has avoided jail time.

Jan Hendrik van Zyl was convicted recently in the Durban Specialised Commercial Crime Court for crimes committed around Durban between 2009 and 2014.


According to Hawks spokesperson, Captain Simphiwe Mhlongo, the court heard Van Zyl, who owns a company called QPT Trading, had informed victims he was investing their cash in Forex Trading and promised them a 5% return of per month.

The company was based in Newcastle and had branches in Amanzimtoti and Ballito.

“The contracts were signed and he then paid out few monthly returns and abruptly discontinued paying,” said Mhlongo.


“The matter was reported to the police and the case docket was allocated to Hawks members from Durban Serious Commercial Crime to investigate.

“As a result almost R 4.5 million was recovered and paid back to the investors.”

Van Zyl was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, wholly suspended for 5 years, on condition he was not found guilty of the same offence during the period of suspension.


In addition, the court ordered Van Zyl repay the outstanding amount of R2.4 million in instalments of R40 000 on a monthly basis through the clerk of the court.

In addition, the court ordered him to perform community service."
 
expedite said:
Reported by IOL:
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Durban – A KwaZulu-Natal businessman found guilty of defrauding people of almost R7 million has avoided jail time.

Jan Hendrik van Zyl was convicted recently in the Durban Specialised Commercial Crime Court for crimes committed around Durban between 2009 and 2014.


According to Hawks spokesperson, Captain Simphiwe Mhlongo, the court heard Van Zyl, who owns a company called QPT Trading, had informed victims he was investing their cash in Forex Trading and promised them a 5% return of per month.

The company was based in Newcastle and had branches in Amanzimtoti and Ballito.

“The contracts were signed and he then paid out few monthly returns and abruptly discontinued paying,” said Mhlongo.


“The matter was reported to the police and the case docket was allocated to Hawks members from Durban Serious Commercial Crime to investigate.

“As a result almost R 4.5 million was recovered and paid back to the investors.”

Van Zyl was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, wholly suspended for 5 years, on condition he was not found guilty of the same offence during the period of suspension.


In addition, the court ordered Van Zyl repay the outstanding amount of R2.4 million in instalments of R40 000 on a monthly basis through the clerk of the court.

In addition, the court ordered him to perform community service."
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How did he avoid jailtime if he was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, wholly suspended for 5 years?
 
Tman* said:
How did he avoid jailtime if he was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, wholly suspended for 5 years?
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It's IOL after all ;)
His sentence was 10 years, but wholly suspended provided he is not found guilty of something or other in the next 5 years. I think..
 
expedite said:
Reported by IOL:
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Durban – A KwaZulu-Natal businessman found guilty of defrauding people of almost R7 million has avoided jail time.

Jan Hendrik van Zyl was convicted recently in the Durban Specialised Commercial Crime Court for crimes committed around Durban between 2009 and 2014.


According to Hawks spokesperson, Captain Simphiwe Mhlongo, the court heard Van Zyl, who owns a company called QPT Trading, had informed victims he was investing their cash in Forex Trading and promised them a 5% return of per month.

The company was based in Newcastle and had branches in Amanzimtoti and Ballito.

“The contracts were signed and he then paid out few monthly returns and abruptly discontinued paying,” said Mhlongo.


“The matter was reported to the police and the case docket was allocated to Hawks members from Durban Serious Commercial Crime to investigate.

“As a result almost R 4.5 million was recovered and paid back to the investors.”

Van Zyl was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, wholly suspended for 5 years, on condition he was not found guilty of the same offence during the period of suspension.


In addition, the court ordered Van Zyl repay the outstanding amount of R2.4 million in instalments of R40 000 on a monthly basis through the clerk of the court.

In addition, the court ordered him to perform community service."
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Interesting point whether he did or did not avoid jail time. He only avoided it IF he doesn't do the same thing (and get caught!) for the next 5 years. If, like our friend Willie, he joins up with MTI for example, he will be hauled off to jail for 10 years so fast his feet won't touch the ground.
 
Wary GOM said:
Interesting point whether he did or did not avoid jail time. He only avoided it IF he doesn't do the same thing (and get caught!) for the next 5 years. If, like our friend Willie, he joins up with MTI for example, he will be hauled off to jail for 10 years so fast his feet won't touch the ground.
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He has avoided jail time. If he commits another crime then 10 years will be added on top of whatever sentence he gets.
 
Tman* said:
How did he avoid jailtime if he was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, wholly suspended for 5 years?but if he gets caught again after 5 yrs it will play a role in the sentencing
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If he keeps his nose clean for 5 yrs the sentence falls away .
 
newby_investor said:
Indeed. It does make one wonder what the logic is behind this kind of sentence.
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Cause it's a first offense. It's always better for everyone involved if the guilty party can learn from their mistakes, turn their life around and become a productive member of society, living the rest of their life making up for what they've done.
 
tetrasect said:
Cause it's a first offense. It's always better for everyone involved if the guilty party can learn from their mistakes, turn their life around and become a productive member of society, living the rest of their life making up for what they've done.
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This is fair I guess.

Same will definitely not be true of the MTI crowd, though it seems they have so far escaped any actual convictions.
 
Even have a schedule out now. Amaze balls
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These guys walk around with so much confidence that they almost make you feel like they know what they talk about. I walked into gym today only to see one of the MTI Trainer/Presenters going on with life as if nothing is wrong. I've been invited to many of these MLM presentations and they always start of the same, showing off the wealth that the top level has achieved. Luckily I'm not to bad at maths and can quickly figure out that for me to make that much I need 2000 or more active people to grow. I don't even know 2000 people! At least with normal MLM there is the "product" that you can see and use, with this scam there is only fictional BTC numbers.
 
newby_investor said:
This is fair I guess.

Same will definitely not be true of the MTI crowd, though it seems they have so far escaped any actual convictions.
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Yeah I doubt they will be as lenient in light of their previous scams. I wouldn't be surprised if they make an example out of them in order to scare off anyone else thinking of pulling a scam like this.
 
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