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01-27-2013, 08:21 AM
#7551
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
Grandão
It's a desperate, last-ditch attempt to make it look as if the AdSellerPro banners are actually from the "Banners Broker Network".
The official line is that there is no way of knowing which websites your adverts are on or which banners belong to BB because it's all done through another broker on a "blind network".
I know you're reading this, Iain, so, seriously, give it up, you're just no good at this sort of attempted deception. It might fool a few hard of thinking members of your own forum, but in the real world the "adverts from the Banners Broker Network" link would go to an official page describing what the network is and how to advertise on it, not just to a blank page on the same website as the banner is displayed....
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01-27-2013, 08:23 AM
#7552
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
noname999
What a tool...
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01-27-2013, 08:29 AM
#7553
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
Theseus
It's a desperate, last-ditch attempt to make it look as if the AdSellerPro banners are actually from the "Banners Broker Network".
The good news for him is that Ad Seller Pro works with PayPal, so swift payments guaranteed...
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01-27-2013, 08:34 AM
#7554
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
Grandão
This is the html-script...
<noscript><iframe id="41b3bfcd2beb9" name="41b3bfcd2beb9" src="http://ox-d.bannersbroker.com/w/1.0/afr?auid=334965&cb=1006602209" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" width="728" height="90"><a href="http://ox-d.bannersbroker.com/w/1.0/rc?cs=41b3bfcd2beb9&cb=1006602209" ><img src="http://ox-d.bannersbroker.com/w/1.0/ai?auid=334965&cs=41b3bfcd2beb9&cb=1006602209" border="0" alt=""></a></iframe></noscript>
<br /><a href="http://uklows.com/forum/index.php?action=adpro;sa=buyadspace">Adverts from the Bannersbroker Network</a><img src="http://uklows.com/forum/index.php?action=adpro;sa=v&id=1&l=1&m =0&t=1359290332" alt="" /></div>
<br class="clear" />
ox-d is the free Openx service that anyone can use. Go to ox-d.bannersbroker.com and you will see it is operated by Openx. You or I could do the same on our own website, in a matter of minutes.
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01-27-2013, 08:47 AM
#7555
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
hendyphilhendy
1 - They are in partnership with Google (obviously not!)
In the AdSurfDaily Ponzi scheme, one of ASD's deepest thinkers concocted a scheme by which ASD would announce an "agreement" with Google, suggesting it was a partnership worked out by two advertising giants. The ASD troops were told to spread the word far and wide. What it actually was was a bid to make ASD members part of a conspiracy to commit large-scale click fraud against Google and its advertisers. Put another way, Adsense code was placed on ASD-related pages so ASD -- a purported "advertising" company affiliates described as the next Google or a company better than Google -- could "earn" fraudulent click revenue.
The Secret Service has said that HYIP schemes continuously evolve. Longtime observers know that to be the case.
BB strikes me as an enterprise that has formed a hybrid out of the core business models of ASD, JSSTripler/JustBeenPaid and a JSS/JBP knockoff abomination known as JSS Tripler 2 or T2, purportedly operated by "Dave."
"Dave" purportedly had a business partner known as "Chris." When payments weren't being made, "Dave" blamed "Chris." Like BB, the T2 scheme featured purported globetrotting. When the scheme started teetering, "Dave" purportedly was building a slew of websites that would be sold for enormous profits to keep the T2 scheme afloat.
I think it is probable that BB and/or key members are hoping to create websites and use them as "proof" that a "blind network" actually exists.
If one takes a look at Zeek Rewards, it, too, had a purported "advertising" element. It was obvious that "ads" for Zeek were being placed on any number of low-traffic sites, including sites that published classified ads.
BB also reminds me of certain aspects of the Legisi HYIP fraud case. Legisi pitchman Matthew Gagnon now has judgments against him totaling in the millions of dollars for turning a blind eye to Legisi and other fraud schemes. Here is a quote from one of the judgments against Gagnon (italics added):
“[Gagnon] explained that ‘I have a trader I represent in Europe that can trade your funds in a managed account.’ Gagnon promised that investors in the European Trade Offer would experience ‘consistent monthly profits’ and ‘very few losing trades.’ Apparently, the European trader is ‘Juju,’ who is Jjunju Kateregga, a Ugandan national residing in Finland. Gagnon promoted Juju’s trading prowess after meeting him on the internet, exchanging emails and talking to him on the phone ‘a few times.’”
PPBlog
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01-27-2013, 09:35 AM
#7556
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
SwissSkyBlue
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BIG REPORT ABOUT BANNER ADS ON SWISS MAIN NEWS PROGRAM
Obviously nobody told them about Banners Brokers infinite amount of invisible advertisers and publishers to accomodate the infinite list of affiliates they are signing up to double their infinite amount of cash
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01-27-2013, 12:25 PM
#7557
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
I just visited our old mate Iain's site at who got snow then homies - UKLows
His Ads are from appnexus NOT BANNERS BROKER however the Drones will now no doubt say that Banners Broker are in partnership with appnexus even though nobody in the entire world has mentioned appnexus in relation to Banners Broker before as far as I know.
Here is what appnexus say about themselves AppNexus — Analysis by Ghostery
A Couple of the Ads I seen there.
Oh! and just to add here is something Banners Broker don't do. LEADERSHIP TEAM | AppNexus
See Chris & Terry if your company is on the level this info don't have to be top secret like Baners Broker says it needs to be.
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01-27-2013, 01:07 PM
#7558
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
PPBlog
In the AdSurfDaily Ponzi scheme, one of ASD's deepest thinkers concocted a scheme by which ASD would announce an "agreement" with Google, suggesting it was a partnership worked out by two advertising giants. The ASD troops were told to spread the word far and wide. What it actually was was a bid to make ASD members part of a conspiracy to commit large-scale click fraud against Google and its advertisers. Put another way, Adsense code was placed on ASD-related pages so ASD -- a purported "advertising" company affiliates described as the next Google or a company better than Google -- could "earn" fraudulent click revenue.
The Secret Service has said that HYIP schemes continuously evolve. Longtime observers know that to be the case.
BB strikes me as an enterprise that has formed a hybrid out of the core business models of ASD, JSSTripler/JustBeenPaid and a JSS/JBP knockoff abomination known as JSS Tripler 2 or T2, purportedly operated by "Dave."
"Dave" purportedly had a business partner known as "Chris." When payments weren't being made, "Dave" blamed "Chris." Like BB, the T2 scheme featured purported globetrotting. When the scheme started teetering, "Dave" purportedly was building a slew of websites that would be sold for enormous profits to keep the T2 scheme afloat.
I think it is probable that BB and/or key members are hoping to create websites and use them as "proof" that a "blind network" actually exists.
If one takes a look at Zeek Rewards, it, too, had a purported "advertising" element. It was obvious that "ads" for Zeek were being placed on any number of low-traffic sites, including sites that published classified ads.
BB also reminds me of certain aspects of the Legisi HYIP fraud case. Legisi pitchman Matthew Gagnon now has judgments against him totaling in the millions of dollars for turning a blind eye to Legisi and other fraud schemes. Here is a quote from one of the judgments against Gagnon (italics added):
“[Gagnon] explained that ‘I have a trader I represent in Europe that can trade your funds in a managed account.’ Gagnon promised that investors in the European Trade Offer would experience ‘consistent monthly profits’ and ‘very few losing trades.’ Apparently, the European trader is ‘Juju,’ who is Jjunju Kateregga, a Ugandan national residing in Finland. Gagnon promoted Juju’s trading prowess after meeting him on the internet, exchanging emails and talking to him on the phone ‘a few times.’”
PPBlog
Perhaps the wonderkin brainchild of this scam will come down with dengue fever also. Or worse, the plague.
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01-27-2013, 04:02 PM
#7559
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Here's an enterprising chap with a decidedly ol' skool BB approach:
"You can start with a moderate amount of money (including fees and taxes) and quite simply multiply that by two! Furthermore, you can do this again and again"... "Remember, it’s impossible to not make money."... "I will ensure you make money by tomorrow - Thats a promise!"... "This company is called Banners Broker. They buy and sell banners, which as you know are ads. This company is also very big. They have served over 6 billion ads and they currently pay one million dollars in commissions DAILY to all its agents (us)."
Be reassured, "It’s not a network marketing or pyramid/ponzi system. It also has nothing to do with HYIP or cyclers or matrixes."
Banners Broker System
However, if you like the idea of a cash cycler, he's got that covered too!
"There's never been a system on-line where someone was prepared to do the work for someone else, but in this system this is exactly what happens." Sounds legit.
The Rocket Cash Cycler Perspective
His BB schtick seems to be aimed especially at Arabic punters:
"Email : arabebannersbroker @gmail.com
skype:arabebannersbroker"
Plus there's all the usual on-line and social media accoutrements:
Banners Broker System | Banners Broker System
Lentrica
Amin Sadak
Some interesting observations about this chap in the Google apparatus. He may or may not be a twenty-four-year old female in Tunisia.
“You can't cheat an honest man. He has to have larceny in his heart in the first place,”
W.C. Fields (1880–1946)
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01-27-2013, 07:55 PM
#7560
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
who deleted the last 3 pages from yesterday
what is going on
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01-27-2013, 08:09 PM
#7561
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
OK i think i know why the admin was having a discussion with a someone..i think it was a discussion and the pages might have been deleted a this someone said the N Word was used....ok clean start hope this someone does not come back
the discussion got heated
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01-27-2013, 08:30 PM
#7562
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Off topic, unnecessarily inflammatory and inappropriate posts have been moved to THIS thread
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing
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01-28-2013, 12:22 AM
#7563
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
For all those Banners Broker members who think that "incorporation" provides them with some form of protection and makes Banners Broker a "real registered business" here's what incorporation REALLY means and how cheap and quick it is to become incorporated on the Isle of Man:
Incorporation is designed to protect the shareholders and corporation owners.
First: Incorporation is NOT designed to protect those doing business with the corporation.
Second: Incorporation does NOT protect shareholders, owners or "members" in the event of criminal activity
AdSurf Daily and Zeek Rewards were both "incorporated" and "registered businesses"
Incorporation is NOT going to help victims of the Banners Broker fraud.
Under £2000 and 100,000 members think they are sending their money to a "legitimate" and "registered" business
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing
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01-28-2013, 01:04 AM
#7564
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
As an aside for anyone interested in the history of HYIP ponzi frauds,
The AdSurf Daily equivalent of Banners Brokers' sixsigmamb / Bill Lucas was a failed car salesman by the name of Bob Guenther
The story is way too complex to go into in any depth, but, let's just say if Bob Guenther had a brother..................................
Another case of "yawn, seen it all before"
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01-28-2013, 05:04 AM
#7565
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
littleroundman
Under £2000 and 100,000 members think they are sending their money to a "legitimate" and "registered" business
It is way cheaper if you shop around or buy already formed corporation and just apply for name change.
Note that directors and shareholders of corporations is confidential information in most offshores,
Getting a corporation with local pre-registered agent (+bank account(s))
is very juicy package, tax efficient, confidential and in a lot of cases does not even need identity checks.
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01-28-2013, 05:04 AM
#7566
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
littleroundman
As an aside for anyone interetsed in the history of HYIP ponzi frauds,
The AdSurf Daily equivalent of Banners Brokers' sixsigmamb / Bill Lucas was a failed car salesman by the name of Bob Guenther
The story is way too complex to go into in any depth, but, let's just say if Bob Guenther had a brother..................................
Another case of "yawn, seen it all before"
There's a certain something about car linked occupations isn't there? Taxi drivers, garage mechanics, car salesmen. Wonder what it is that draws them to things like BB?
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01-28-2013, 05:06 AM
#7567
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
NikSam
It is way cheaper if you shop around or buy already formed corporation and just apply for name change.
Note that directors and shareholders of corporations is confidential information in most offshores,
Getting a corporation with local pre-registered agent (+bank account(s))
is were juicy package, tax efficient, confidential and in a lot of cases does not even need identity checks.
Probably a whole lot easier to get one of these "off the shelf" companies than it is for some people to get a BB prepaid card. Bizarre isn't it?
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01-28-2013, 05:25 AM
#7568
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
BB collects scans of passports from members, bills with address.
You can only wonder whose identity they might use if they require.
I bet they have several Chris Smiths as members :)
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01-28-2013, 06:09 AM
#7569
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Well, this clause from their polices and procedures shoud make all the members all warm and fuzzy inside and sleep well, and I quote:
"Section K (Affiliate & Client)
Exit clause
1.In the event of the company closing, the company reserves the right to sell or transfer the intellectual property, programming code, and membership database at its sole discretion."
Kind of puts a new spin on sending in all that personal information doesn't it.
EagleOne
Author: "Robbing You With A Keyboard Instead Of A Gun - Cyber Crime How They Do It" available in soft cover and eBook at Amazon.com
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01-28-2013, 07:12 AM
#7570
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
AshKen1
There's a certain something about car linked occupations isn't there? Taxi drivers, garage mechanics, car salesmen. Wonder what it is that draws them to things like BB?
The motor trade is full of bottom feeders, especially car sales. It's a very small step indeed from ripping people off for £5k for a clocked Mondeo to conning pensioners out of the last of their savings...
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01-28-2013, 07:20 AM
#7571
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Hadn't noticed before, but according to their Facebook page BB Australia is a Bank / Financial Institution. I hope they've remembered to register themselves with the appropriate banking and financial services authorities. I'd hate for such a legit company to get into trouble over such an minor oversight.
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01-28-2013, 08:07 AM
#7572
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
This could be their next way of getting a few extra quid in whilst they can (taken from Facebook)
I have subscribed for one Traffic Pack only per month. Why I have been charged TWO Traffic Packs this month? Please see the details: one on 23rd Jan 2013 and one on 27th Jan 2013.
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01-28-2013, 09:57 AM
#7573
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
AshKen1
There's a certain something about car linked occupations isn't there? Taxi drivers, garage mechanics, car salesmen. Wonder what it is that draws them to things like BB?
I guess they are too easy to blag, with bait like this:
car.jpg
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01-28-2013, 10:13 AM
#7574
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
Beethoven
I guess they are too easy to blag, with bait like this:
car.jpg
Can you make out the last few characters on the Porsche's license plate?
Jason
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01-28-2013, 11:03 AM
#7575
Re: Banners Broker HYIP ponzi scam
Originally Posted by
Poyol
Can you make out the last few characters on the Porsche's license plate?
Jason
Here you go...
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