RosyIsBlessed:
4th ROI received yet my due date is not even today(sunday for that matter) but tomorrow and some people are here blabbing b.s about MBA.

IAMTHEHERO:


Thank you my dear brother..

airsaylongcom:


Lol! Loose my job?! My job hasn't been more secure than now with the rapid growth in the business. However I want you to loose yours, which happens to be trolling legitimate businesses on NL and promoting fraud aka Yahoo yahoo....

U are the one that needs to loose your job

WackyJ1:


Hello.

You work with MBAtrade right?

Haywhy433:
Good morning fam.
I'm a crypto trader myself and to be honest I'm a but skeptical about the whole thing, but as a trader myself, I was born to take risks. Please I'll appreciate anyone who can give me reasons to put my hard earned money in MBA. Plus how to; process to smoothen it as well.

iyobosadavid:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/08/foreign-exchange-trading-anti-corruption-unit-calls-for-transparency-ethical-dealings/

airsaylongcom:


Yup

WackyJ1:




https://sec.gov.ng/activities-of-unlawful-market-operators/

WackyJ1:


What do you have to say about my post above.

Did MBA Eventually release an official statement?

WackyJ1:


What do you have to say about my post above.

Did MBA Eventually release an official statement?

Gozzylala:

Why did you invest your 800k when you have all the info at your disposal?

LudaChriz:

It's not a must to invest. Nobody needs to convince u before u can invest. Do ur due diligence and take ur destiny in ur hands

airsaylongcom:


The post about SEC? That's a decades old Post that we have dealt with

WackyJ1:


I did not address you.

Do not reply any of my posts if I did not directly mention you or quote your own post.

shiffynaani:
I sent you a mail bro. Pls do well to reply.

shiffynaani:
I sent you a mail bro. Pls do well to reply.

WackyJ1:


Was it dealt with on this thread?

Do you have an idea of the page number.


ALSO: This question is about their roll-over.
If someone invests 360k, at the end of 12 months, he should have 594k at the rate of 15% monthly.

Now if he wants to terminate his contract, he will get his 360k initial capital he investment in MBA trades, making the 594k he received pure ROI.

My question is this, if that person wants to do a roll-over, will he have to reinvest another 360k back into MBA trade to roll-over?

WackyJ1:


Was it dealt with on this thread?

Do you have an idea of the page number.


ALSO: This question is about their roll-over.
If someone invests 360k, at the end of 12 months, he should have 594k at the rate of 15% monthly.

Now if he wants to terminate his contract, he will get his 360k initial capital he investment in MBA trades, making the 594k he received pure ROI.

My question is this, if that person wants to do a roll-over, will he have to reinvest another 360k back into MBA trade to roll-over?

Stanleych007:




That guy did not invest shishi, who dash him 800k, person wey never chop 3square meal. I knew he was a lowlife when he kept ranting for his audio ROI then immediately he was asked for proof of investment he declared he has been paid. Dude is a clown and he can never lay his hands on 800k in his entire life with such attitude. In the meantime I’m waiting for my 600k ROI today. God punish poverty.

airsaylongcom:


At 15% monthly for a 360k investment you get a total of 648k paid in 12 monthly installments of 54k each. So from the get go your mathematics is flawed. Now rephrase your question

jabolo:


Morning.

These guys promise your N360k should return N648k in ROI over the year, and then return your original N360k.

This is magic, if true. In reality, there is no underlying investment that generates such level of return otherwise such a sponsor would be on the cover of Forbes magazine each year. Funds are received and dished out as ROI to keep the masses 'praising and singing', while the sponsors stash away for the 'Day of Ja'paa'. That day will come when everything becomes unsustainable (more ROI + Capital returns exceed any new investments + any 'phantom' returns), so the business depends on recruiting new 'victims'.

Please don't. Some of the early joiners have collected enough ROI to be profit-positive but the latter entrants will be the 'victims' on the 'Day of Ja'paa'

The SEC warning was issued in March, not decades ago. They issues similar warnings in the days of MMM but the playbook is being repeated - those already invested are trapped in a 'Fear-Uncertainty-Greed' (F-U-G) cycle that makes them fight for this MBA forex nonsense like their lives depended on it. You've already sampled some of the abuse, some of these people are not like this in everyday life, F-U-G does this to you.

They need new blood. You can make the calculated decision to join, but we must warn others off.

We are dealing with a classic Ponzi scheme. Everyone here has accepted it implicitly. Even the abusive elements and those 'glorifying' the ROI, singing praises to high heaven. Other contribution here amounts to noise and distraction. Good luck in getting a reasonable answer to the SEC question.

WackyJ1:


My question is not invalidated by wrong mathematics. I was wrong by calculating for 11 months rather than 12.
The emphasis on my question was on the mechanics of the roll-over.

You ignored that and decided to be rude and condescending.

No problems.

I was about to head over to their office today and invest and needed some clarification.

But there is no need to argue with someone else over my money.

Jabolo gave me a more detailed reply.

I don't think you were even interested in replying me.

Have a nice day.

jabolo:


Good luck in getting a reasonable answer to the SEC question.

airsaylongcom:


At 15% monthly for a 360k investment you get a total of 648k paid in 12 monthly installments of 54k each. So from the get go your mathematics is flawed. Now rephrase your question

Biguyman:
Guyman ceo. I pity people trusting their hard earned money with Maxwell

jabolo:


Morning.

These guys promise your N360k should return N648k in ROI over the year, and then return your original N360k.

This is magic, if true. In reality, there is no underlying investment that generates such level of return otherwise such a sponsor would be on the cover of Forbes magazine each year. Funds are received and dished out as ROI to keep the masses 'praising and singing', while the sponsors stash away for the 'Day of Ja'paa'. That day will come when everything becomes unsustainable (more ROI + Capital returns exceed any new investments + any 'phantom' returns), so the business depends on recruiting new 'victims'.

Please don't. Some of the early joiners have collected enough ROI to be profit-positive but the latter entrants will be the 'victims' on the 'Day of Ja'paa'

The SEC warning was issued in March, not decades ago. They issues similar warnings in the days of MMM but the playbook is being repeated - those already invested are trapped in a 'Fear-Uncertainty-Greed' (F-U-G) cycle that makes them fight for this MBA forex nonsense like their lives depended on it. You've already sampled some of the abuse, some of these people are not like this in everyday life, F-U-G does this to you.

They need new blood. You can make the calculated decision to join, but we must warn others off.

We are dealing with a classic Ponzi scheme. Everyone here has accepted it implicitly. Even the abusive elements and those 'glorifying' the ROI, singing praises to high heaven. Other contribution here amounts to noise and distraction. Good luck in getting a reasonable answer to the SEC question.