DandyWalker:

You have a great point but you are getting it all twisted. The 30% you get as profit does not come from MMM. MMM neither pays nor collects money from anybody. It's just a platform to link people together for financial transactions.
So you are getting it all wrong by saying where does MMM get the money to pay its participants.
Fine, it's not likely to be a sustainable venture on the long run, but the campaign of calumny is what I'm against. There are too many lies and propaganda by banks and CBN via the media to crash the system as there is reduced cash flow to the banks.
Anybody that participates in the scheme knows the risk. It is clearly spelt out. You don't need to call anybody greedy or fraudulent for doing what does not affect you in anyway.
If you are not a participant, MMM does not have anything to do with you.

Nairalanded:


Take for instance, because I have not been robbed at gun point and it doesn't affect me I should turn a blind eye about armed robbers? Hell no!

Thank God you agreed that MMM isn't a sustainable venture, we have to speak up now for those innocent late comers in the scheme which would be deceived to join and their monies would be used to pay you before the system collapses, that's where the duty of we non-MMM participants come in, my little cousins, siblings or friends might fall victim of being those late comers into this fraudulent scheme called MMM and their hard earned monies would be used to pay people like you.

Lastly, there is no way any right thinking and morally aware human being ought to be comfortable engaging in a scheme which the originator is a convicted fraudster, a pathetic financial crimes ex convict! And MMM participants have turned a blind eye to this fact.

DandyWalker:

Why did you say people like me? you sure know how to jump into conclusion.

Nairalanded:


You are an MMM participant and hence my assertion in that regard. Or are you not?

Cheriepet:


doing good

have a pleasant day

KyleBrry:
Never with the same gaiety it use to have. I wonder why the decieved investors of MMM - Eastern Africa (I.e The Zimbabweans) warned that Potential Private Investors should steer clear MMM, and other Ponzi Schemes because they will always crash as they do not pay high interests from actual investments realised from deposits, but deposits of newly recruited members.

NobleG1:


Did I force anyone to read or heed to my warning?
Did my warning to them disturb you?
Are you one of the crooks behind the Ponzi scam?

Nairalanded:


You said you don't have time exchanging words with me and yet you are still quoting and replying me, are you stupid or you're pretending to be stupid right now? Intelligence is bereft of you I must say!

PS: Your English blunders which are in bold above are a true description of your level of education and intelligence

fkdmods:


Guy, you are a comedian. "Sincerity" and "Nigerians" Should not be used in the same sentence. The ponzi scheme has failed in every country it has been in so what makes you think it will work in one of the most corrupt countries in the word? Hmmm?

Girlbestfriend:


But your first comment made it look like MMM crashed in Zimbabwe, this would have been a better explanation.

KyleBrry:
.... Yes it did, this is the same shtick they pulled in zimbabwe. Do you think history might repeat itself?

KyleBrry:
.... Yes it did, this is the same shtick they pulled in zimbabwe. Do you think history might repeat itself?

Girlbestfriend:


MMM didn't crash in Zimbabwe, for MMM Zimbabwe to crash, MMM eastafrica needs to(Zimbabwe is under eastafrica as u earlier stated). Zimbabwe ain't standing on its own....

Activa:


So?

Yes. I hate laziness, greed, gullibility and selfishness.

KyleBrry:
Loool ... I just wonder why they stopped making waves like they usually do.

elvision1:



i take it then,that you are not being sincere with your words.

Girlbestfriend:


that's humans for you, Forever living product is a very good example.
they still exist, but people ain't giving it much attention
...

unite4real:


They are licensed and sports bettings are regulated by the Nigeria lottery commission. They pay tax to the government. They also have a physical office presence. Board of directors and CAC registration as well. Oya where does MMM stand here

KyleBrry:
... Could be, they were at some point in time disappointed in the scheme.

Girlbestfriend:


That was becos interest rate was slashed from 100% to 20%. they were been greedy.... if u do your research well from both sides and u not just interested in the negative negative part, u will find out that MMM ain't that bad as people claim.

phabulux:



Christ!

This is the first comment I'd be making on MMM and, I hope, it'd be the last.

Why are you guys unreservedly stuupiidd? Should this scheme regenerate in January, you'd be among those asking to be 'help'ed. Where will the money come from? Saturn?

This scheme has helped some people, granted; but, it's a ponzi scheme all the same. How are you sure you are not paying to one of that 'pastor's crowd anyway?


Last note: while I hate Buhari myself, I wonder if your Jo no tan could have done any better. Buhari was just unfortunate to come to power at a moment of fiscal and financial crisis. At least, he stopped you thieves in your tracks from stealing us blind.

fkdmods:


Brutaljab you see what I have been saying? Nigerians don't learn from anything. And you say they want change. How do you change someone who refuses to learn? How?

Floridax:
...

IstandWitBuhari:

Ok... clap for urself.
If they are 100 people in sports betting 85 lose money every day but have u heard that anybody lost money in MMM ?

Girlbestfriend:


Y wee u guys classify those into MMM as been lazy, Some of Us work like really work and PH part of our salary..... Times are hard in Nigeria, stop finking one sided, its actually not fair on those hard working people who work and work and work at the end they get peanuts as salaries....


Not all of Us are selfish too. (Bro please dash me money, I believe u won't , u gonno tell me how Buhari has made everything hard right but when I say borrow me and I pay next month with interest u are quick to give.....) like I am sick and tired of explaining this MMM ishhhh

cosade:


MMM, the Father Christmas that refused to give out Christmas gifts!