There is an organisation in Lagos that is poised to giving out a million laptops to nigerians by 2015. This is how it works;
you pay 15k into their bank account and you look for 3, 4 or 5 other people (depending on your plan) to pay 15k. Once they do that, you get your own laptop in 72hrs. The people you bring will also bring another set of people and it goes on that way.
The first plan where you bring 3 people will get you an acer with 60gig hdd, 512mb ram, 8.9" screen, xp and inbuilt webcam.
Plan 2 is 4 people, acer, 1024mb ram, 120gig hdd, 8.9" screen and xp with inbuilt webcam.
Plan 3 is 5 people, 160gig, 1024mb ram, 15.4" screen, dvd, webcam.

The purpose of making this post is to make it easier for us NL to get the "lappy" with ease by networking and recomending one another.
For more info send me a mail at mbiobaku@gmail.com . I dont need your money so be assured that i wont ask you to pay a kobo. THIS IS FOR NETWORKING ALONE

Can you please kindly prove how this is not a pyramid scamscheme?

Its not a scam i was at their office yesterday . Its a sort of pyramid though but not a scam.

Still hot

sounds familiar

How can i get to there office? the networking is fine. what if the other people did not see anybody to bring, that mean there money is gone hum?

If the other people cant meet up,? They have to meet up to get theirs.
Send me a mail if you are interested. my downline is not yet complete

Somebody posted a thrash of this nature about three weeks ago, if you're conversant with nairaland, then you'll know what it means.

sound like another pyramid scam that will soon fall on its head , papa always say if its too good to be true , its probably is

A topic with "have you heard that you can buy your acer laptop for #15000" was posted some weeks ago, so try and check for my post there before you larimo.

sometime all that is good to be true are not all scam!!! test all thing first? you can be careful!!! if you want to, but taking risk is part of success to life!!!

A (Charles) ponzi scheme: a scheme whereby early investors are paid with the proceeds from nwecomers. Eventually, somebody ends up holding the empty bag.