A friend of mine made tons of money from this ponzi shiat.
He is one of the pioneers.
And he just bought a new Audi A4 recently.
Get Rich Quick Scheme Alert: Surewin4u, Another GRQ scheme
Get Rich Quick Scheme Alert: Surewin4u, Another GRQ scheme
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Jun 18 2014, 09:55 AM
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A friend of mine made tons of money from this ponzi shiat.
He is one of the pioneers. And he just bought a new Audi A4 recently. |
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Jun 18 2014, 06:02 PM
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Ex-red island cafe?
Sweden fund? What more? Swiss cash? |
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Jun 18 2014, 10:25 PM
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QUOTE(loloping @ Jun 18 2014, 07:19 PM) My friend is one of the pioneers when he joined this ponzi 1 year+ ago. Or 2 years ago? I can't really remember the exact date. I was invited at the time. If I joined, I could be one of the pioneers too. Well, I was invited to join Red Island Cafe and Sweden Fund by my friend too. See what happened to SwissCash, SwendenFund, Red Island Cafe? It's the same ol' ponzi. Sure win formula @ Casino. Orly?? ![]() This post has been edited by ALeUNe: Jun 18 2014, 10:32 PM |
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Jun 18 2014, 10:33 PM
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QUOTE(tifosi @ Jun 18 2014, 10:31 PM) Just bumped into this thread. Didn't read the beginning. But if I were to invent a baccarat method that yield 98%, I would sell my underwear and gamble myself. Why would I share my technique with the general public? That is not the stupidest logic. Stupid logic. If they are so-much win, why the heck they wanna collect money from general public? This post has been edited by ALeUNe: Jun 18 2014, 10:34 PM |
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Jun 18 2014, 11:00 PM
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QUOTE(Raymond T. @ Dec 26 2013, 04:54 PM) Raymond, as you posted this, may I know anyone lodged a police report so far?And if the police report lodged, what can your team do? Your professional advice is appreciated. If you don't feel like giving advice on this thread, you can PM me on how to do a proper way at the proper channel to get this ponzi activity investigated. This post has been edited by ALeUNe: Jun 18 2014, 11:28 PM |
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Jun 18 2014, 11:02 PM
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QUOTE(realnaive @ Jun 18 2014, 10:34 PM) Don't explain to them anymore because they are all out not to hear or see. I thought you have sure win formula. Down what?? These are trouble-makers out to spoil other people's livelihood. You believe they are so civic-minded as to care for us not to be scammed? They are trying their best to create rumours of scams to frighten us. Then they will initiate their agenda to lead us into their network to scam us. I have posted a reply at the site of yippie for all to read. Don't waste time on them... they could not be your good downline... move on! You are earning blood money, you mofo. |
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Jun 18 2014, 11:14 PM
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Jun 18 2014, 11:21 PM
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QUOTE(kelvinlym @ Jun 18 2014, 11:18 PM) Later when the leader absconds or (fingers crossed) get caught by authorities, the "victims" will come out of the woodworks and protest that Malaysia government broke their rice bowl. No, they won't. After some time, the leader will be a free man again, and will start a new scheme. Same ol' same ol'. They will go silent. Looking at the way they lived as the runners of SwedenFund/Red Island Cafe in the past. Adding the economy expert and my old pal cherroy Cherroy, please help sniffing this ponzi activity. |
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Jun 18 2014, 11:25 PM
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QUOTE(WhatMan @ Jun 18 2014, 11:21 PM) Gold investment is something different. At least it's more tangible despite the business model was run on ponzi scheme. Some of them, at least. did have some "certs" or "gold bars" to hold. But this, the investors have nothing to hold. Prolly they have some food and shopping vouchers, and of couse, some e-points. This post has been edited by ALeUNe: Jun 18 2014, 11:25 PM |
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Jun 19 2014, 09:16 AM
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QUOTE(realnaive @ Jun 19 2014, 12:04 AM) So you do not spin the top, and then how to know how it spins? If those 130K people lost their monies, sin is on you. Had you joined, you could have recovered your capital in around 18 months. They are now two years old (still going strong and no sign of scam yet), you could be earning many times more than your capital(s), should you have many friends joining as your downlines for the same single-mindeness purpose of earning a multiplier income. So by working fast with your downlines who similarly have friends working for the same purpose, you could be having a huge multipication of downlines and incomes. If you are an individualist with no friend, then don't ever join MLM sort of business. It will only give you painful memories. This is because when it becomes a scam or the authorities start investigation, you will not be able to wait for your ROI. When a person has alot of capable business/money aggressive friends, it would be a great pity if he does not join the MLM. In MLM, one will be able to earn many times the normal or super salary of workers in the traditional business environment. However, the good money earned are not at all easy because a lot of hard work and sleepless nights meeting potential downlines are involved. These relentless efforts are needed to develop the said breakthrough income; an income which is a multiplier of traditional incomes. Otherwise, it is very painful and fearful working in the MLM environment. This is because after so much pain, hardwork and self-motivation (blood, sweat and tears), there are also lots of negative people putting fear of scam around the person and his downlines. This is very de-motivating. MLM veterans are not fools, but are super clever people; they are not worried or bothered about ponzi, pyramid, or money games . MLM gives the veterans a platform to earn a living within their own budgetted time. Once they retrieve their capital from the bonuses, their risks are over and the rest are earnings. If they could amass alot of downlines, the capital's total return could be achieved very fast, some within days or weeks which is well before the business becomes a scam or the authority's investigations. They are well aware of all those negatives, but they move on! It's their job for many years and there is nothing better they could do. Despite fears, they must plod on before the scam or the authority's investigations step in. For the sake of fheir children and family, they must face this brave new world fearlessly and with exemplary tolerance. Therefore, this work are not suitable for retirees as some wrongly blogged that retirees are the main target. Retirees are add-ons, so to speak because MLM is not about waiting for investment ROI. Those bent on traditional employments are also not the veteran's choice. Similarly, indivualists are also not thier choice. But, all are acceptable add-ons. The must not blame their uplines, if they could not make it to their ROI when the unexpected or the unwanted happens. It is all about real entrepreneurship, partnership, leadership and working with one mind. All these needs speed in moving people, goods and money which are tiring and also dangerous work. Why you worry about investigation if this is a legit business? Why the "investors" can't make their return if it is a legit business? What choice? What veterans? What entrepreneur? What partner? You sugarcoat your ponzi game. Based on the crap you spewed, you motherfvckers are out there cheating people's money. |
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Jun 20 2014, 12:16 PM
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QUOTE(xxVeronicaxx @ Jun 20 2014, 01:07 AM) Hi Realnaive and denjor. If this thread is really spreading misleading information and lies about your company, why not report this thread? And also provide proof so that the moderator can decide whether the thread is appropriate. Or, make a police report. Those are much more civil and proper ways of handling this situation than to come here and argue with other forummers, calling them names, using improper words etc. Yes, it's top 3 search result now. Arguing here is not gonna make this thread dissapear you know? Your prospective victim, ophs sorry I mean down line will still see this thread when they Google surewin4u. You commenting here will increase the post count and thus making sure that this thread stays as the first Google search result that shows up. My friend came invite me again. lol. He said one of the Sultan is very close with the founder. Rock solid surewin investment. I was like WTF. There is no trade secret. Just a typical ponzi pyramid scheme. |
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QUOTE(WhatMan @ Jun 20 2014, 12:08 PM) These defenders are most likely the first-timers earning 10-20K. They thought this is it - their lifetime profession. They feel like being entrepreneurs, a businessman... feel good inside. Well, actual of fact is, they cheat people's money aka earning blood money. They will pay the price when this ponzi goes burst. They will lose the friends. They will lose the trust. They will lose credibility. This post has been edited by ALeUNe: Jun 20 2014, 02:43 PM |
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QUOTE(xxVeronicaxx @ Jun 20 2014, 01:34 PM) Its kinda annoying to have someone who is too persistent in recruiting you to be a member of MLM. Everyone can do it. Logic and reality : If I really know a "surewin" way of earning money, pfft I wont even share with anyone (maybe only close family members). I will use the "surewin" method to earn as many money as possible for myself. Call me selfish or whatever, but that's the truth. I think most people will do the same too. It is just a typical ponzi pyramid scheme. We used to have SwissCash, SwedenFun etc etc. All the same ponzi scheme. And not many people (i mean those runners who used to actively run the ponzi like SwissCash, Swedenfund etc) wanna earn this kind of money nowadays after SwissCash and all ponzi schemes went bust. This post has been edited by ALeUNe: Jun 20 2014, 02:38 PM |
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QUOTE(commanderz @ Jun 20 2014, 06:33 PM) one of my friend recently joined i think....by paying RM 25k to learn SURE win 97.5 % baccarat winning tips.......and he say can get back 25k with 11 month.....by returning 2-3k per month....lol...wtf is this shit. 97.5% winning rate, still need 11 months to get back the money? Why need downline? These scammers are using downlines' monies to feed their own appetites. Show him this link. |
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QUOTE(chilicandy @ Jun 27 2014, 04:21 PM) Because the world continues to have a large group of people desperate for an easy way out to earn money, quick, easy. These scammers forgot, they won't bring a single cent when they kick the bucket. They forgot, everything in this world has to come from hardwork. We have to stand up and falls few times before we can walk. If only people know that, anything that you can't get hold of, that you can't even own, it's not yours. It's only a dream. You invest the money, you were only given promise. You don't own anything. When it's gone, it's gone. It's funny how someone earlier comparing it investing in properties or put into Fixed Deposit. They don't even see the difference between something that's solidly yours and with this 'surewin' that nothing is theirs. And these scammers forgot, hell fire awaits... the hell fire is going to burn their core eternally. |
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Another ponzi scheme just went bust recently, YSLM.
Surewin4u is going to get that soon. |
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