ponzi scheme?

[mynd66]

Quote from bypie6:

As I said before, the majority of these so-called "no-need for jury or evidence judges" are displaying a "lynch mob" mentality. Either you ignoramuses offer evidence of "fraud & scams" or just keep on rambling. I presume none of you out there ever heard of investment clubs? This is not a sale of stocks or shares in Glmroysic, Inc. It is strictly Glmroysic, Inc. operating an investment club. I suggest you cling to the "gospels" of Wall St. with the likes of Enron's Ken Lay, etc., . End of debate from this end. The website and operation will continue despite your comments. Keep it clean, nonetheless.

Glmrosysic is able to pool money and gaurentee returns of over 50% per year with no risk. Not to mention that it is an infinity deal cause you can transfer this asset to your kids and so on and so forth.

Not even the richest man ever to walk the face of the earth could make a promise like that to investors.

Glmrosysic has absolutley ZERO transparency and will not disclose where they allocate their capital.

Hmmm, so where could this money be going, leads one to let the mind wander...
Maybe Glmrosysic struck oil in south america say in a desolate part of Chile and they need funding to build rigs and refineries. Yea but in 100 years there will probably an alternative energy and Glmrosysic will still need to generate those same gaurenteed returns.
Maybe they took over the biggest underground drug trafficing network. Yea but I'm sure Glmrosysic considered the posibility of drugs being legal sometime in the next century or two while they still have to produce those returns as people keep transfering their contract.
Maybe they just found a way to extract the DNA out of a hundred dollar bill and inject it into an acorn from an oak tree. Yea but in a few million years this world might be a giant city with not one acre of rural realestate. And the compounding effect of Glmrosysic investors all the while still transferring their contract...

$10,000/month for the rest of your life for anyone who solves the puzzle. ps. just mail me $100 for processing fees and what not and i'll mail the contract out.

 

[jeb9999]

Quote from TGregg:

BTW I have a frozen Bigfoot for sale for a cool million. All you losers who think it's a scam are just playing judge, jury and lynch mob with no evidence. It's true! Plus I have a frozen Elvis too, but I'm keeping that one.

And if anybody is interested, I have some stuff from a flying saucer that crashed in my backyard. I can let that go pretty cheap.

Does the frozen Bigfoot come with an official certificate? Can you guarantee me that I will make 3% a month by buying the frozen Bigfoot?

I don't want any cheap stuff, only expensive stuff with a guaranteed 3% a month return. And of course, I need an official certificate and no monthly dues or fees.

 

[Vinny1]

Quote from mynd66:

I found this jerkoff's website on craigslist by accident. I just bought a 2fam house in NJ and was seeing what the going rate was on 2 bed apartments. Also I put a pool table up for sale. After being on craiglist for a few days I was amazed at how many scam artists are out there. Someone wanted my pool table, I was giving it away for $100. It came with the house and was taking up space. This moron mailed me a money order for $800 then told me he accidentally added shipping costs and if I would kindly western union him $700 back. So I strung him along for few days telling him I spent all the money cause my car broke down. Then I made him go all the way to western union for nothing. Got a few laughs out of it but its really sad how people try to make a living.
Oh and as for this glysmoric idiot... your website is a SCAM. In the end after you fucked alot of people your going to be locked up taking it up the ass wishing you had made an honest living.

So you did receive $800 that you were able to cash?

 

[Vinny1]

Here is a scam that I saw in the newspaper 18 years ago when I was in college in NJ...

I saw a job as a limo driver in Manhattan. They were not listed in the yellow pages, but I called them anyway to find out some more information. They said I would be picking up rich guys from the airport and driving them to strip joints. Sometimes the job would also entail picking up escorts for the guys to play with in the back of the limo.

Before they would even bring me in for an interview, they said I had to send them $500 through Western Union to cover training costs.

It's unbelievable the scams people think of to try to make money.

 

[mynd66]

The guy admitted it was a fake money order, I never bothered to try and cash it. I think it would have cashed and then bounced in a few days... it would be clear long enough to send the scammer money.