Thread: Traffic monsoon. Better than MAPS with trusted admin Charles Scoville

Something totally passed over by the pushers and pimps: They keep harping that TM is an advertising company, and they are purchasing advertising in the form of "adpacks". Why has none of them gushed over about the revenue they have earned from their successful ad campaigns? And IF they are claiming that their campaign is a success, are they advertising and selling REAL products, or just more leads to more ponzi/pyramid scams?

Originally Posted by laidback

Something totally passed over by the pushers and pimps: They keep harping that TM is an advertising company, and they are purchasing advertising in the form of "adpacks".

That's right the SEC doesn't understand the model.

Originally Posted by laidback

Why has none of them gushed over about the revenue they have earned from their successful ad campaigns?

Sammy Jane aside, even the hardest core scammers couldn't suppress that lie without busting out the giggles.

Liar Liar pants on fire you liar edition.JPG


43. As of May 16, 2016, Traffic Monsoon had sold 15,225,689 AdPacks. For each such AdPack, however, it must deliver 1,000 visitors, amounting to 15 billion visitors total. As of July 24, 2016, however, the Traffic Monsoon website states that the company had “delivered 1,618,996,340 visitors to our member’s [sic] websites to date.” This is only about a tenth of what would be required by Scoville’s own program

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/compl.../comp23604.pdf

Originally Posted by laidback

And IF they are claiming that their campaign is a success, are they advertising and selling REAL products, or just more leads to more ponzi/pyramid scams?

Do these banners look like other scams to you?

10000 adpacks means ,000 per day but its not an investment.JPG

Originally Posted by laidback

Something totally passed over by the pushers and pimps: They keep harping that TM is an advertising company, and they are purchasing advertising in the form of "adpacks". Why has none of them gushed over about the revenue they have earned from their successful ad campaigns? And IF they are claiming that their campaign is a success, are they advertising and selling REAL products, or just more leads to more ponzi/pyramid scams?

More ponzi/pyramid schemes, I suspect. I found the following on the TM updates FB page (probably gone by now!)

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Here's that site Jose mentioned

The Truth About TM - Home

Funnily enough, all the articles are by Charlie Boy - but nothing new, only stuff he has already said. Handy for the SEC though, as everything is in one place!