NDIO TUMETOKA MEETING

[Cabaye Captain]

Very motivational. I can see a financial opening

 

[Aviator]

GNLD?

 

[Denis Young]

Hehe...they will perish because of lack of knowledge.

 

[zapp_brannigan]

Very motivational. I can see a financial opening View attachment 30527

Kilimo Agro wako na deal gani @Cabaye Captain ?

 

[KevoG]

you can see most of them look like hardcore hustler. it is desperating that make them listen to man in suit.

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Kulikuwa na chai?

 

[bigDog]

Mnasomeshwa nini?

 

[Cabaye Captain]

Mnasomeshwa nini?

How we will be rich

 

[Cabaye Captain]

Kulikuwa na chai?

Although tulijilipia

 

[bigDog]

How we will be rich

How now? Could it be that you are the product?

 

[Cabaye Captain]

How now? Could it be that you are the product?

A referall program where we earn by inviting others

 

[bigDog]

A referall program where we earn by inviting others

Let me guess. The more you refer, the more you earn. Siyo?

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Although tulijilipia

Wameanza kuwagonga mapema mapema

 

[Cabaye Captain]

Let me guess. The more you refer, the more you earn. Siyo?

Yah, and you move up one level

 

[bigDog]

Yah, and you move up one level

You are the product. It's a pyramid thing.

 

[Aviator]

Foolishness is like English

 

[EnockTheeFirst]

Nimeona kichwa "familiar" hapo mbele....

 

[Arapmatyaa kingen on the swap]

Shuali

 

[Karma_mama]

Yah, and you move up one level

Pyramid schemes
Pyramid schemes are marketing and investment frauds in which an individual is offered an opportunity to market a particular product. However, profit is gained not by the sale of a product, but by the recruitment of others into the scheme.

How pyramid schemes work
Pyramid schemes work by offering individuals the opportunity to buy into a scheme associated with a particular product. This money goes to those above the individual in the pyramid.

Participants in the scheme can recoup their original investments and qualify for a pay-out by recruiting new members, who join the pyramid below them. In theory, the further up the pyramid a participant is, the more money they get.

However, the emphasis on recruiting participants rather than selling a product eventually leads to a point where the supply of potential investors is exhausted and the pyramid scheme collapses, leading to those at the bottom of the scheme losing out on their original investment and any subsequent investments.
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