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airsaylongcom:United Capital plc is not United Capital Investment Company Limited. The rebuttal is quite clear. https://www.unitedcapitalplcgroup.com/media-item/united-capital-plc-is-not-united-capital-investment-company-limited/ One is registered fully with the SEC and the other is not, while also embodying all the characteristics of Ponzi scheme. Unless you're arguing that the MBA Forex and Investment Ltd on the list is different from your employer and you are actually registered with the SEC? You're smarter than this attempt at deflection. The attempted takeover of the thread after some 200 pages was also another lowball tactic and it shouldn't pass given the original message asked the question we have different views upon. I respect your take on this as an insider and have cleary stated mine as well. The so-called 'advocacy' has persuaded some not to invest just as the ROI Testimonies has convinced some to. No wahala. Good day. PS: I wonder if you actually cringe at some of the messages of abuse your co-investors throw around with careless abandon, or you embrace them as they help your mission. IMO, your company has indeed attracted some toxicity in its followership I can only ascribe to greed. |
50nizzy:This is the kind of superstitious bullcrap these scam merchants live by. And, no, won’t report it. Leave it here as it undermines anything they claim to defend. DO NOT JOIN THIS SCAM DO NOT REMOTELY ALIGN WITH THIS KIND OF DESPERADOS Lol, who will I repent to nau? |
n3xt:I think the client took one look at the original cantilever and ‘fear catched him’. He didn’t trust the structural calcs so requested for more support. As an aside, I created a cantilevered terrace above my front porch in the UK. To get the necessary sign off, the structural engineer’s calculations ran to 40 pages, all by hand! Come and see dy/dx, partial differentials, torsional rigidity and all other dogon turenchi. He is one of these old school Engineers - probably still cherishes his favourite slide rule. |
sgtponzihater1:True words from elsewhere. Good day. |
BADNEAT:It's nonsense, typical MBA distraction and sleight of hand, to attract 'victims'. There is a unit within EFCC that deals with Anti-Money Laundering and financing of Terrorism which the FGN was mandated to put in place by the European Union. It is a simple certification by the relevant accountant that there is no money flowing across borders to the likes of ISIS, drug gangs and criminal networks. See https://www.scuml.org/ Anyone can go and get that certificate, even Obioma the local tailor. Nothing to do with tackling the underlying Ponzi fraud (which is where the main EFCC will come in when this thing crashes) but MBA is amplifying it to backed by EFCC. This is why you have to be careful with these guys. Up until last year they even claimed to be registered by the SEC. In reality ... https://sec.gov.ng/activities-of-unlawful-market-operators/ |
MariamAlheri:Sorry, never heard of them but please do your own research. These things are proliferating because Nigeria seems to be a fertile ground for them and, I must say, our people are easily swayed. Good luck. |
bobbyspeed:Very predictable but needs to be highlighted in case anyone is thinking of investing. If you're already invested, swerve this message but good luck nonetheless. Good night. |
RosyIsBlessed:I disagree and you don't know anything to my education but nice try nonetheless. I have always stated that my audience is any person intending to invest in this Ponzi scheme. It's my energy and I can do what I want with it. I warn them away because it is what it is and it is official... https://sec.gov.ng/activities-of-unlawful-market-operators/ Your constituency is the happy MBA investors with ROI up to date. We can exist side by side and ganging up to change the thread title does not alter the intent of the thread OP ... #NoBeYourNairaland If you knowingly invested in it, the hurt is yours to keep but not my concern any longer. I'm sorry you feel my words can affect your so-called investment if indeed it is real. That's already an indictment of the investment itself - don't you think? So, that's not trolling ... If you want to talk about causing intentional harm on the internet, what of you and your cohorts with the mountains of abuse, lies, disinformation and curses sent my way over the past few weeks? I have a thick skin. You should grow one too. Good day. |
DragonFire433:This actually made me laugh so hard I spilled my coffee. Thanks! https://sec.gov.ng/activities-of-unlawful-market-operators/ |
spyder880:Congratulations @michlins. You hung in there, took the advice and was brave enough to test yourself with the best of the best here. Hope it pays for you henceforth. |
RosyIsBlessed:@ Mynd44 Sissy3 mukina2 Seun Changing the title does not change the original intent and spirit of the thread which in the first message is ... ojexin:RosyIsBlessed calling me a troll for doing that is abuse too. Rule 2 |
SmartPolician:Many MBA supporters are naturally abusive and uncommonly acerbic to dissenting opinion news because they know it's a Ponzi scheme, which will crash if no new 'victims' come and join. If MBA Forex was actually investing and making the guaranteed returns, they shouldn't care what anyone says about their happy clappy world. SEC has this year already declared MBA Forex as a Ponzi Scheme ... https://sec.gov.ng/activities-of-unlawful-market-operators/ To answer the question ... SEC does not regulate the FX market just as it does not regulate leather trading as as example. But, if I am collecting investments from the general public to participate in the leather trading market, I must register with the SEC to ensure: - I am actually investing in the leather market, not groundnut - I publish my accounts and trading statements showing how where guaranteed returns are paid from - Client accounts are separate from my own personal account and I can't dip into them at will - I am open to periodic audits to make sure I keep within these rules and, oh ... - I pay my taxes. None of this with MBA Forex. To their investors, it is a 'black box' , based on blind faith (or Greed!). They hope or believe one guy, in one room in Portharcout, is making returns far in excess of the most sophisticated currency hedge funds. And, he is magnanimous enough to invite them in to benefit, as long as they give him their money. Make that man the President already, lol |
DUNKA:You must be in the know, lol. But, they already anticipate this it and making moves to hide money. Bara now asks investors to pay into Agriculture Credit something making it difficult to corral all the money when SEC come with court orders to freeze accounts.. It's a junior MBA Forex that does not know how to cover its tracks and will be taken down earlier. As usual, the latecomers will carry the can as the main scammers have made their money. The bigger scam MBA Forex will die a typical death, no authorities need to be involved. However, another one is being baked as we speak (in their Portharcourt epicenter) and more gullible investors will flock to 'invest' and indulge in the typical cult-like behavior. |
TheWatchDog:I don't normally reply my mentions with abuse attached but in this case here goes ... You don't own Nairaland. Besides anyone searching Google with "MBA forex scam or legit" brings this thread under the old title so it's valid to continue warning off potential 'victims' as we find out more about this scam. It does not take any time or energy on my part. Feel free to continue with the abuse and defamations if you so wish. It has not been effective before and won't be going forward. Good week everyone. |
austinkenneth:Better to open another thread with that title. |
careytommy37:Why? I’m the most maligned person here (quack contractor, ritual murderer, bridge seller lol) but I think it should be kept open. Unless of course, MBA investors are getting uncomfortable the scam is being unravelled. They perhaps prefer opacity so newer ‘victims’ can join. The thread serves a purpose. To either convince people to invest, or avoid. Good day. |
Chicago213:... The Commission, in recent time, has observed the proliferation of the operation of unlawful/unlicensed investment schemes, with promises of huge, but unjustifiable returns on investment. These activities are perpetrated by suspected promoters of Ponzi and other fraudulent schemes under the following identities: Loom Nigeria Money Box Value Trading Company Ltd Now-Now Alert Flip Cash Investment Result Investment Nigeria Limited Helping Hand and Investment No Failure Development and Empowerment Nig. Ltd MBA Forex and Investment Ltd ... walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, must be a duck. If you are still considering this, DO NOT INVEST. Good day. |
Seems one of my Pavlovian dogs is better trained than the others lol. I’ll reward him with a bigger bone for making my point by illuminating the nasty underbelly of a typical Ponzi scheme like MBA Forex. Yawn ... Good night. |
Isrealkennedy:You ask nicely (no crazy abuse lol) so here goes... Not you obviously, if you're already an investor. Good luck. But many others who can read, research, and swerve from this ponzi scheme. That's the purpose of this thread. Feel free to praise your MBA here, and I'll stay free to label it a scam - with credible info. Have a good night. |
In mid-2019, MBA forex embarked on serious PR washing, including importing a variety of characters to public branded events. These have all unravelled. This is the active scene setting stage for a sophisticated Ponzi scheme. Anyone remember AFX? This guys were feted as MBA partners. Yes, Co-thieves and scamming brokerage that has been disbanded in the UK. https://www.fca.org.uk/news/news-stories/information-customers-afx-markets-limited Anyway, didn’t stop MBA from being branded as a scam by the SEC this year... https://sec.gov.ng/activities-of-unlawful-market-operators/ Be guided. DO NOT INVEST Good and safe weekend all. |
Theoutsider:It's all good, lol. I seem to have been handed the password to the brains of three of four loudmouths here. I have conditioned them in the manner of a Pavlovian dog (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_conditioning) and it is actually entertaining. All this while they help my case in warning new 'victims' off this scam. So. it's all good really. Oh, we might want to form an 'Association of Bridge Sellers' on Nairaland with these other folks: Sizzorkay: PrinceAbinibi: Adieza:... etc * https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/I_have_a_bridge_to_sell_you |
Great and profound writeup. festacman:Agreed wholeheartedly. I do think Police-Public interactions a la 'wetin you carry' will never be the same after this event. festacman:The issue here was the initial absence of leadership in what was effectively a spontaneous eruption of emotion. Even as the protests progressed, a popular leadership structure did not develop because likely candidates among the most prominent 'celebrity' protesters were either unwilling or unable to assume that leadership. They ultimately lacked faith in their own charisma to coordinate all these disparate persons showing up to #ENDSARS. Among the protesters, as the days progressed, little enclaves of self interest had begun to emerge and these prominent individuals were already taking heat from within. It was safer to twitter away, make speeches, raise fists and continue chanting in a carnival atmosphere. I therefore don't blame them. So, no leadership to call a halt to road blockages. No leadership to command protesters to return home. No leadership to dialog with the Government on the 5 points already accepted. We know where it ended*. * A cousin was rallying other mums in Lekki to provide food to feed the 'protesters' at the toll plaza one day, the 'hoodlums' were destroying her entire means of livelihood the other day. Tragic! |
BillyInvestor:It is a Ponzi scheme, not any form of investment. You need 7 months of 15% ROI to cover your capital. If it crashes before then (observe the current signs of delayed ROI as they shift money around to pay selectively) - you are a 'victim'. So, avoid. If the paranoid attacks on you by the loudmouth MBA proponents have not put you off already, that is. Good day. |
TheWatchDog:That's funny. MBA FX took over Nairaland? It's not your thread, you see.... Does Investing In MBA Forex Real Or SCAM Good day. |
deerayy15:It's actually quite illuminating if indeed you're researching MBA Forex as a potential investment. Please stick around and try to ignore the inconsequential rants. A thick skin helps lol. The thread title is: Does Investing In MBA Forex Real Or SCAM? So, I assert it is a Scam ie, Ponzi Scheme (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme). It essentially allocates monies collected from new investors to older investors with the sponsors and collaborators taking a cut. It is designed to ultimately fail (with many victims among the later investors) and warning signs being seen now should be heeded. The supporters assert MBA Forex is a real operation - generating the over 180% per annum required to cover the ROIs, and will still return your capital! Just as they consistently publish their ROI testimonies (Note: Ponzi Schemes rely on such testimonies to entice new investors), I consistently advise potential investors to avoid it, with clear information. Both are in the spirit of this thread title, ultimately, people would make their decisions. Now, if MBA Forex is not a Ponzi scheme. it does not require new investors and nothing I say here can affect its performance in the forex market, if indeed it has one. The supporters ought not to give a damn what goes on here. Alternatively, if MBA Forex is a Ponzi scheme, it does need new investors ('victims'), and those already invested woud like these new investors to join so that they get paid off with their monies. ROI Testimonies are one thing. Toxic and abusive reactions to my dissenting opinion (although very entertaining, lol!) should also tell you another thing. Well, you draw your own conclusions, and good luck with your investment decision. For other potential newbies . .. DO NOT INVEST. Good night. |
Mightydude:This is why we need to continue warning others thinking about this. The 'big boys' and lucky early participants in this scam are cashing out. They are very relaxed. The loudmouths here have only received one or two ROIs (check their posting histories, lol). They are desperate. They need more 'victims'. They need your hard-earned money to pay them so they too can relax. They want to pass the desperate baton on to you and your families. Imagine sweating every month to get paid. DO NOT JOIN. There is enough information out there. Please research https://pageone.ng/2020/08/31/beware-mba-forex-investment-is-a-ponzi-scheme/ MBA Forex Investment has tried to poise itself as a panacea for joblessness and a path to poverty alleviation. However, it presents too-good-to-be-true investment opportunities. With absolutely high and static or guaranteed investment returns, MBA Forex Investment betrays the fluctuating nature of forex investment. MBA Forex Investment tenets are antithetical to forex or trading investment. Truly, MBA Forex Investment does not have the pyramid structure that characterizes most Ponzi schemes. Investors’ earnings are not dependent on the number of recruits they bring in neither do they have to “pay-to-play.” However, a careful look at the structure of MBA Forex Investment reveals a slight semblance of Ponzi schemes. The owner(s) of MBA Forex Investment was or were smart enough to alter the pyramid structure with embellishments such as its online and offline learning schedules and its learning institutes. |
DragonFire433:Has #EndSars made drugs unavailable lol? Kpele, I hear anti-malaria tablets can help. |
airsaylongcom:Thumbs up for the measured response. I respect that. Ok, truce over bro, lol. This thing is still going down. |
airsaylongcom:You need to grow a thicker skin. The bulk of abuse and curses come from your 'co-investors'. I leave those directed at me here - let everyone see how low greed can drive otherwise reasonable people. And, when this thing crashes, gentle accusations of bribery would be the least of your worries in the predicted Dog-eat-Dog frenzy. That's even before the authorities get to you. Good day. |
Dijita:If it helps, mine was about N930k in total for two of such systems as seen in EgunMogaji2's pictures. We located them either side of the building. This was in 2018 though. |
Any Real Estate Lawyer based in Abuja/FCT, with particular experience of Native Authority land transactions - please drop your contact here. Thanks. |
big big SEC trouble ahead. Take heed and withdraw if you can the S**t is about to hit the ceiling 
