Thread: GetMyAds - Starring Simon Stepsys As Lead Ponzi Pimp

they are at the laundering through a debit card phase early in this one.

Originally Posted by Della Cate

Sometimes, things sneak through

True dat!!!

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https://taratalkstoday.blogspot.com/...r-scammer.html

http://www.realscam.com/f16/simon-stepsys-3342/ try as he might just can't sweep away the Ponzi.

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AAAANNDDD here is the first use of the "p-word" , as in "be patient"!!

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Maccabi is easily sidetracked...

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Divvee Rank & Share Review: Promote apps, recruit affiliates, get paid.

isn't that dead already too?

It looks like Divvee is just now going live...

there are 'reviews' from may 2016

Would you call this "Ponzi Maths for Beginners?"

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It's interesting that Simon makes no attempt to hide the fact that this whole thing depends on recruitment and buying "tokens" - and on other people buying "tokens". He doesn't even pretend that its about advertising!

He's also pushing people to start with 100 tokens straight away, adding "Do whatever it takes to get there". (What, like rob a bank? Steal? Take out a loan? Downright irresponsible if you ask me, but hey-ho, what else can we expect? )

How much would 100 tokens cost anyway, does anyone know?

Originally Posted by Bestbud

Maccabi is easily sidetracked...

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Divvee Rank & Share Review: Promote apps, recruit affiliates, get paid.

They've never called a scheme "Divvee" have they?



I laugh because in Liverpool (UK) a "divvy" or a "div" is a stupid person. As in "He's a right div, him" (said in a thick Scouse accent).

Very suitable name IMHO!!!!

$50 x 100 tokens = $5,000...

Why should he hide it anymore? No one is going to do anything about it anyway and he knows it.

By all means do the math, the part Simon eliminates...

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Now consider the pyramid from the investor/victim's perspective -- after the entire scheme has collapsed around him. The victim, like the first investor, thought of himself at the top of the pyramid but suddenly realizes that he is actually at the bottom, unable to find people interested in the program to build out his downline. He is not alone because mathematics shows that MOST investors will find themselves at the bottom of the pyramid when it collapses. The very structure of this matrix dictates that whenever the collapse occurs, at least 70 percent will be in the bottom level with no means to make a profit. They all will be out $500. In our example, even those people one level above the bottom will not have recouped their investment. They each will have paid a membership fee of $500 and collected commissions of $150 for each of three recruits, leaving each investor in the second-from-the-bottom tier at least $50 shy of his break-even point. In short, when the pyramid collapses all the investors in the bottom two levels will be losers. Adding together the number of victims from these bottom two levels shows that 89 percent of all the pyramid's participants (108 of 121 investors) are doomed to lose money.

https://www.ftc.gov/public-statement...yramid-schemes

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Here are some tips that consumers and business might find helpful.

1. Beware of any plan that makes exaggerated earnings claims, especially when there seems to be no real underlying product sales or investment profits
2. Beware of any plan that offers commissions for recruiting new distributors, particularly when there is no product involved
3. Most "sales" to other members rather than the general public.
4. Beware of any program that claims to have a secret plan, overseas connection or special relationship that is difficult to verify.
5. Beware of any plan that delays meeting its commitments while asking members to "keep the faith."
6. Finally, beware of programs touted by http://www.realscam.com/f16/simon-stepsys-3342/

AAnndd the first complaints about GMA "support" have started to arise.....

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Meanwhile, Gary "Thirsty" Stong appears to be offering investments and investment advice, as a break from pushing GMA - I wonder if he is licenced to do so in the UK? I bet the FCA might be interested in this, hmmm?

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By the way, Gary, the three letter acronym for "Royal Asset Trading" is RAT.

Simon is making it obvious that this is all about the recruitment.

He doesn't even mention advertising......but let's be honest, it's not about that, is it??

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he'll have trouble finding at least one rich person to hang with much less nine that want a guttersnipe hanging off their coattails.

Oh dear.....BAD advice......

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It's not real, people, believe me! It's just not blo*dy REAL!!!!

Originally Posted by BEST DAMN ADVICE YOU'LL EVER DAMN GET DON'T LISTEN TO DELLA SHE HATES EVERYTHING AND IS JEALOUS AND HAS A JOB

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That's a great idea, go to your bank and explain that you would like a loan for something called My Paying Ads My Advertising Pays Traffic Monsoon Get My Ads. Explain to them that for every $5000 they loan you GMA will return $30,000 over the course of the next year. Also highlight that you will be wiring the money to a payment processor in a country you've never heard of and couldn't find on a map to save your life.

Now the stuffed shirts at the bank will tell you "the owner of the website is using a service to hide their identity" as if that's any of their damn business. If they knew anything they'd be interweb entrepreneurs like you not losers with JOBs like smella della.

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Plus and I mean this with all sincerity you tell them you saw a picture on a generic background on the web. And the name Morgan Lewis Frank Hanson which anyone can't just pull out of a hat.

Also tell those busybodies to pay no mind to the illusion that Frank Hanson has aged 20 years and started parting his hair on a different side, its just that an illusion unlike the very real Morgan Lewis.

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Robert Kiyosaki will tell you bankers don't know a lot. He will also tell you that Colonel Sanders had to schlep his chicken recipe to 10,000 places before he got a yes. These nosy no good bankers will tell you no, but don't let that stop you, its a scam hear none of it. Go knock on 10,001 doors if you have to.

But remember don't lie to get your loan, no one likes a liar or a smartass.

Yet again, Simon proves that this is all about getting more people in, and getting them buying "tokens", so that some of their money is passed up to the top of the heap....

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What ARE these "tokens" anyway? Do they have a physcial presence? Are they are product or anything recognisable as a product? Or is it just a way of disguising that there is no product, it's all about recruitment, and getting people paying in?

Gosh, that's a tough question, isn't it folks??

Originally Posted by Della Cate

What ARE these "tokens" anyway?

2017's version of the Wooden Nickel I suspect.

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When the warning signs of both a Ponzi and a Pyramid are present I think they cancel each other out making for a truly legitimate opportunity.


Pyramid Scheme Typical "hook"


Earn high profits by making one payment and finding others to become distributors of a product. The scheme typically does not involve a genuine product. The purported product may not exist or it may be "sold" only to other people who also become distributors.


Must pay a one-time or recurring participation fee and recruit new distributors to receive payments.

Funds from new participants are used to pay recruiting commissions to earlier participants.

Collapse


Fast. An exponential increase in the number of participants is required at each level.


Ponzi Scheme Typical "hook"


Earn high investment returns with little or no risk by simply handing over your money; often the investment does not exist or only a small percentage of incoming funds are actually invested.

No recruiting necessary to receive payments.

Funds from new investors are used to pay purported returns to earlier investors.


Collapse

May be relatively slow if existing participants reinvest money.

https://www.sec.gov/answers/ponzi.htm

My Advertising Pays promised to pay just for clicking on online ads - now it's not paying at all - Andrew Penman - Mirror Online

'Internet millionaire' says it's so simple to get rich - but banned salesman fails to answer calls - Mirror Online

We told Simon Stepsys Success International Ltd to ensure that they did not make earnings claims unless they could be substantiated, and not to claim that selling was not involved in an opportunity if that was not the case. https://www.asa.org.uk/rulings/simon...15-300740.html

who was caught by one of the many scams of Simon Stepsys https://www.publications.parliament....t/10202-10.htm

Remember to compound this one will be around for years.




Remember to compound this one will be around for years.

Ever the optimist, Simon has posted this:-

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The sheep are all bleating "nice!" (or similar), meanwhile Simon makes a statement about GMA being in "direct sales"

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But what is GMA actually selling? These "tokens" seem to be online images that have no physical reality to me. What value do they have? Could you take one of the tokens you have been bought down the shops and trade it in for something else? I don't think so! Therefore you have bought something that has no reality and no value outside the online world of GMA.

So what's Simon blethering on about "direct sales" for then?? Apart from the obvious?

His little group is now up to 1,166 members by the way.

Originally Posted by Della Cate

But what is GMA actually selling?

Perhaps we should leave it to Oz over on BEHIND MLM to answer your question:



You can read Oz' entire review of the Get My Ads program here on BEHINDMLM.com

Simon Stepsys' weekly pimp show of GMA and his book. Claims both him and Ari Maccabi have made millions in the "industry"...

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BUT BUT BUT all I see in this thread is speculation, conjecture, cerebration, cogitation, excogitation, guesswork, guesstimates, and suppositions that this might be a scam. I know people that are making money what proof do you trolls have MPA is really a scam?


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Feds say Utah 'Ponzi' scheme took in $207 million from around the world | The Salt Lake Tribune

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My Advertising Pays Scam Funds Frozen - Ethan Vanderbuilt


Undeniably some people make money promoting and participating in Ponzi/Pyramid schemes. Do these guys make "millions" as they claim, or is the reason Maccabi is shooting from a different "office" every time because he is squatting with friends and family? We all know Simon moved out of his "mansion" back into a rundown fixer-upper that Jules is painting.

Here's the man man's account, why didn't he invest a million like the playah whale he claims?

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Oh that's right he allegedly lost a million when poo pooing guaranteed losses people suffered at his hand last time around.

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All we are left with is numbers on a screen and the tales of men who have proven to never be right. Whether they make money and how much is immaterial, although I would wager much less than they claim. What matters is where that money comes from, and that is the losses of the (m)asses that time and again swallow tokens like they are Pez.

I wonder if the curtains are a signal to mom big business is being done.

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http://www.realscam.com/f16/simon-stepsys-3342/ claims to be a millionaire and wants to help you be the same. Yet the highest and best use he can find for his life partner and mother of his child...

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Not only has Simon moved out of his "mansion" into a fixer-upper, one has to wonder how many of his cars he has returned to the dealers stopping his leases?