Ponzi Schemes; MMM, Ultimate Cycler, iCharity Come for Nigerians' Money
To start with, I only hope this not the White man's way of paying back our "yahoo-yahoo" boys, as it seems the focus is on Nigeria...
Ponzi schemes are gradually coming into the country as Nigerians invest more money in MMM.
As the recession hits the country, people no longer care to check into history to see if this Ponzi schemes had failed at one place or the other in the past.
The Ponzi schemes seem to be targeting Nigerians, this makes me to ask the question if, Nigerians are not being targeted as a pay back for the sins of our "Yahoo-yahoo" boys. Anyway, that is just my own opinion.
Also See: Fear Grips Nigerians Ultimate Cycler Website Crashes
MMM has become the talk of the town as millions of Nigerians have signed up for it. Nigerians are investing hundreds of thousands of naira and even millions into the scheme.
CBN Weeks back warned Nigerians to stay off MMM but these words have fallen on deaf ears. In a bid to publish its image, MMM has gone on social corporate responsibility drives by donating items to IDP camps.
With the continuing success of MMM, other Ponzi schemes have set up shop in the country.
Following MMM is the new scheme called Ultimate Cycler. This new money doubling scheme promises better returns on your money than MMM.
The hook for Ultimate Cycler is this; sign
up by and paying N12,500 to a fellow member you registered under. When
your donation has been confirmed, the Ultimate Cycler admin puts four
people under you who will pay N12,500 you resulting in N50,000. In
summary, pay N12,500 and get N50,000.
When
you have four people under you, Ultimate Cycler bumps you up to the
second level. In this stage, you will pay N25,000 from your N50,000
largess to a grade 2 member. After this, the system will put 16 people
under you who will pay you N25,000. At this stage, your grand total will
be N400,000.
This Ponzi scheme is proving irresistible to many Nigerians trying to survive during these hard times.
Another Ponzi scheme is iCharity.
Unlike, other schemes that are peer to server based, iCharity is peer
to peer. What this means is that instead of paying money into a system
that now determines who your money goes to, you pay directly to members
in need of money.
Clearly, Nigerians have seen these schemes throws money at them. With
the history of Ponzi schemes, it is only a while before the bubble
bursts.
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