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Forgetful Kenyans : Pyramid Schemes




Antonio MascaroVillage Elder

One Trait that unites us Kenyans is our forgetful nature. Am not sure if its just that we forget ama we ignore.
Remember that cop (kirui) who killed a guy in Kisumu during PEV and emotions ran high kukakua fire like this ? I suspect anakula mshahara yake mosmos from an undisclosed location.
Tubaki hapo 2007, kumbuka position ya Ruto in the politics of that time na sai. You have to forget / ignore a lot for the current setup to materialize. The Guy was more radical than Rao man. Nikikumbuka Kalonzo kupitia katikati yao, man, you need selective amnesia to crack a coalition between him and Rao.


Pyramid Schemes

Politics aside, Pyramid Schemes. A few months after the collapse of DECI, Some Tanzanian friend of my mum's alikua anamshow kuhusu a chama where you invest 10 k and in 3 weeks unapata 18,000. So mathe thought it would be a good idea. But she had to ask for opinions. A certain uncle akamshow to it would make more sense if she took her 10k to some pricey restaurant and enjoyed some lunch with it. She ignored the call by her TZ'an friend. 4 months down the line, the Tanzanian Lady lost 60k.

These schemes often morph and come back in forms that you need some analytical capabilities to figure out its nature as a pyramid scheme.

* Like those guys who tell you, "Imagine with 25 k you can own a plot in Joska!". So you take your 25k and are shown a place. But unaambiwa plot is worth 500k, its yours but you can only start developing once your installments get to a certain percentage of the total cost. During your installments submission, the older members are moving into their plots and you get hopeful. But the plots are paid for by money submitted by the growing base of newer members. So you introduce your cousins, business partners, neighbors...In no time the Scheme is raking in millions a month. Then Poof, Ofisi hakuna, walihama, registry of societies hawatambui hio jina....

* Then there is the classical Pyramid scheme. Leta 5k, come after 2 weeks utapata 8k. Ukingoja zaidi, 6 weeks, utapata 12k. So you say, whatever they sell i dont care, naweka 50 k na niwapee 6 weeks. Poof, 50 gone.



Lifestyle Products "Business"

To a degree, I find "Lifestyle products" kama Tienshi, GNLD...companies as pyramid schemes if you look into it. Come with 8k for initial stock, You sell products at 150% of the prices we sell you at come back for more, 2 years down the line "You will be a rich, Silver Manager". Just like these "Managers" here among us who now afford quarterly vacation trips to Seychelles and other Tropical islands. And build a network of referees to whom you will be selling stock. Yaani, wewe si business man. Wewe ni customer yao. Na wewe ndio utawaletea customer wengine. A friend of mine aliingia Forever living, his first stock ya "Healthy Tea" alikunywa mwenyewe. Na waliingia na sistake who had also purchased a 16k worth of starting stock ya skin care products. Utajipaka hio makadamia tropicanus hadi umalize.



BULLISH TRADE
So they took it to the interwebs.
Oh man, this one here, they got a lot in this one. They lied to guys ati you are doing forex Trade. Guys didn't know what was being bought or sold. The most important thing was, Weka pesa, pata 150 % of the amount after 2 weeks. Man, didn't Kenyans join. And for every refferal you make, the moment the referral ameweka deposit ya kwanza, you get like 30 % or something of the deposit.
It didn't make sense to me at the time how this worked and I knew it was a scam based on pyramid scheme principles. So an "Expert" told me about HYIPS (High Income Yielding Investment programs..or something like that). That they are basically pyramid schemes that you can join, make some quick cash and exit in time if you are a smart one. Make sure you leave before they collapse with investors' money. And that there are these monitors you can use to check the creation, lifetime, membership trends and more to ascertain whether you can get in or need to leave ASAP.
Shida ya Bullish Trade was, the payment process

Umejitahidi sana, bahati mbaya umedandia basi kwa nyuma Na limesha changanya mwendo. Pole sana!
 
Umejitahidi sana, bahati mbaya umedandia basi kwa nyuma Na limesha changanya mwendo. Pole sana!
Nadhan hawa wanajifanya hawaoni kuwa utapeli upo kila sekta. Hata kwenye mpesa kuna watu wanatapeli kwa kutumia mpesa, na hii haimaanishi kuwa mpesa jumla ni utapeli.
Hata kwenye biashara ya kuku na mayai kuna utapeli mkubwa sana.
Same to forex, ukiingia kichwakichwa unaliwa kichwa.
Hivyo ni wajibu wa mtu mwenyewe kufanya utafiti na kujiridhisha kuwa nipo in the right position. Otherwise Forex sio utapeli.
 
kama una mashaka sana na Forex endelea tu na biashara yako ya kubeti.

Forex waachie wanaopenda kujisomea na kutumia akili.

Forex ni betting sawa sawa na Sports betting kutumia Betting exchanges kama vile Betfair. Misingi ni ile ile uza/ununua (Bet/Lay). Hivyo akili na maarifa yanatumika.

Strategies mbalimbali kama vile Arbitrage na Scalping hutumika kote kwenye Forex na Sports betting (kwa kutumia betting exchanges). Pia usomaji wa graphs unahusika kote ili kufanikisha trade.

Hivyo basi hesabu ni kila kitu katika kufanikisha trades na kuondoa bahati zaidi. Watu wa Forex hawana cha kuwacheka watu wa Sports betting, bali tatizo ni kuwa kwa watanzania wengi huenda hawajui kuhusu betting exchanges.
 
Mkuu nenda play store utapata hiyo app. Then ni vema ukawa na SKRILL account au NETTELER account ambazo ni wallet so ukiweka hela humo kutoka visa card ndio unafund IQ Option. Faida yake ni kuwa ukiweka hela kupitia wallet una uwezo wa kutoa faida hadi 1M dollars ila kupitia visa card huwezi toa zaidi ya kiasi ulichofund. Kwa bank nakushauri utumie card ya Bank ABC. Wataalam wataongezea au kurekebisha
Khasante mkuu.
 
Salaam wana jukwaa,

Naona tangu TMT ianzishwe kumekuwa na hamasa kubwa katika kutaka kuitumia fursa hii na wengine wamekuwa na mashaka nayo huku wengine wakitumia hisia za mashaka kuipinga na wengine kupinga kinachofanywa na TMT.

Binafsi naona mwisho wa haya malumbano ni kupata majibu ya maswali yafuatayo:

1. TMT imesajiriwa na BRELA? Na je ilisajiwa kwa ajili ya kutoa huduma zipi? Je inafanya mambo kinyume na yale iliyosajiriwa kwayo?

2. Tofauti na ada ya kujifunza kuhusu Forex, je ipo fedha nyingine inayotozwa?

3. Je wakati wa live trading unafika wanakulazimisha kujiunga na broker wanayemtaka wao au una uhuru wa kuchagua broker?

4. Na kama wanakushawishi utumie broker wao, je usimtumia huyo ukachagua mwingine wanaendelea kukupa mentorship kama wale wanaotumia broker suggested by TMT?

5. Je broker wanayemshauri/mtaka atumike amesajiriwa na nchi anakotoka? Ana historia yoyote mbaya ya kufanya/kujaribu kufanya frauds?

6. Is FOREX real(this was to be the first question)

Kama akipata majibu ya hayo maswali utafanya maamuzi mazuri sana.
MATAPELI,MATAPELI MATAPELI MATAPELI
 
Uko vizuri kwa hoja na ndivyo tunavyohitaji Mkuu si kama wengine hawana hoja na kulazimisha tu wenzao wawaamini kuwa Forex ni Scam kumbe wana agenda zingine nyuma ya pazia.
MATAPELI MATAPELI MATAPELI MATAPELI MATAPELI MATAPELI MATAPELI
 
Reader falls victim to Profit Trading forex schemeMaya Fisher-French2017-05-30 09:25


Des wrote to City Press after being allegedly defrauded by forex trading company Profit Trading, a business that claimed to invest clients’ money into an automated forex trading system. The company appears to have closed down, with the founder unreachable and investors unable to access their funds. Maya Fisher-French investigates

"I am one of those investors who had taken every little cent I had and invested it with him. I was living off this investment and now that I am not receiving withdrawals, I have since lost my house, my car and a very lucrative logistic deal because of the lack of income," says Des.

An investigation by City Press found that the company founded by Myles Ndlovu in 2014 had its licence revoked by the Financial Services Board (FSB) in September last year after complaints from investors. The FSB told City Press it had handed the case over to the South African Police Service for investigation.

Complaints have started appearing on HelloPeter.com with one investor writing: “When Profit Trading started a few years ago it managed to fake enough about having automated forex trading software to obtain an FSB licence to continue with their operations.

“Multitudes flocked in with the trust that it has been licensed and constant adverts from radio stations pushed most people to be convinced of its validity.

“Now Profit Trading has closed its offices in Sandton, no lines are working and its workers have disappeared. People invested millions due to trusting that it was legitimate. It had branches all over the country and I think people have not realised that they are gone”
Mfa maji ..
 
Don't Be Fooled By The Likes of Sandile Mantsoe And Fake Forex Traders Who Flex on Social MediaTrading is a complicated affair.



20/09/2017 09:57 SAST | Updated 20/09/2017 16:55 SAST



Zongile NhlapoLifestyle Reporter for HuffPost SA


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More than 120 people claim Sandile Mantsoe, on trial for murdering his girlfriend, Karabo Mokoena, scammed them out of hundeds of thousands of rands. This was revealed on eNCA's S episode on Tuesday.

Mantsoe (27) claimed to be a highly successful forex trader through his company, Trillion Dollar Legacy.



Social media users were incensed by how Mantsoe and traders like him continue to scam many South Africans out of their hard-earned cash.

Here are three top things that have come out of the conversation on Twitter:

1. It is not that people are ignorant, they are misinformed and sometimes just desperate

If you are broke & informed, you can easily judge the broke and misinformed. The greedy prey on the ignorance of the vulnerable! [HASHTAG]#Checkpoint[/HASHTAG]
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— KUDA MUPFEKA SR (@Kuda_Mupfeka) September 20, 2017

[HASHTAG]#Checkpoint[/HASHTAG] None of the people who invested money are stupid/idiots. They are just desperate & misnformed. It's a reflection to the economy!

— KUDA MUPFEKA SR (@Kuda_Mupfeka) September 19, 2017

Life is very difficult in SA, people end up falling for scams times are really bad, even so look out for the scams [HASHTAG]#Checkpoint[/HASHTAG]

— Sipho Nkosi (@siphoni_sn) September 20, 2017

2. The lifestyle as seen on social media is appealing especially to young people -- and attracts them to the trade

I will never forget the day a slay queen invited me to Forex seminar by one of these boys n they didn't know what FSB is . [HASHTAG]#Checkpoint[/HASHTAG]

— Random_Mpondo (@That_Damn_Vuyo) September 19, 2017

Read: Inside A Forex Trading Seminar Where Big Promises Are Made

I've never seen anyone who has worked very hard for their money flash their bundles at clubs or on social media [HASHTAG]#Checkpoint[/HASHTAG]

— Tsholofelo Hope (@TsholofeloHope) September 19, 2017

The way we've become so materialistic is so disturbing. Instant gratification & greed will be the death of us. [HASHTAG]#Checkpoint[/HASHTAG]

— Classic Man [emoji149][emoji161] (@BonaQhama) September 19, 2017

3. Forex trading is legit, only there are too many scammers masquerading as genuine traders

[emoji615]️PEOPLE[emoji615]️ Please warn your parents & family members about these bogus traders, people get scammed off their retirement money [emoji174] [HASHTAG]#Checkpoint[/HASHTAG]

— Karabo Mokgoko (@Karabo_Mokgoko) September 19, 2017

The forex trading success story is clouded by too many fake traders and scammers now. We don't know what to believe. [HASHTAG]#Checkpoint[/HASHTAG] [HASHTAG]#eNCA[/HASHTAG]

— uBaba ka Khwezi (@MNQO8i) September 19, 2017

IFA
MMM
Forex traders
Fake prophets
Herbal life
Pip Coin
Pyramid Scheme

Same mother, same father & same WhatsApp family group#Checkpoint

— IG @AdvBarryRoux (@
[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] pole mara ya mwisho kwenda mental facility ilikua lini
 
High cost of get-rich-quick scams

Thalia Holmes 07 Jul 2017 00:00



Ponzi prince? Myles Ndlovu has been charged with fraud for allegedly scamming investors out of millions of rand

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In August 2015, Angel Mkhize* had resigned from her job and withdrawn her R750 000 pension fund. She was looking for somewhere to invest her cash. She watched an interview on SABC with a young up-and-coming entrepreneur who claimed to have pioneered a new type of software that “automated” forex trading.

“Unlike stocks, currencies can’t be manipulated,” said Myles Ndlovu. “What we’ve done is develop a system which is a forex trading robot. This automates everything.” He claimed that his innovation allowed investors to protect their capital while making tidy profits.

Mkhize checked whether Ndlovu’s company, Profit Trading, was registered with the Financial Services Board. Discovering that it was, she decided to take the leap and invested all of her savings with Ndlovu.

She was told to expect annual returns of between 7% and 14%. She would need to give 21 days’ notice and then could withdraw her capital and interest at any time.

“It was about a year ago that I asked for my interest,” said Mkhize.

After the company was not forthcoming with the requested payment, “I called them and they said: ‘No, there’s been delays.’ I said: ‘What kind of delays?’ They said: ‘The bank is dealing with high volumes of clients.’ ”

After a few months of this treatment, Mkhize decided to exit the scheme. “I told them I want all of my capital and my profits,” she said.
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fafanua kwa lugha ya taifa
 
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