Thread: Profitable Sunrise HYIP - Has anybody dug through it yet?

Originally Posted by littleroundman

Poor young Myriad Force is about to get a very rude and expensive lesson on how HYIP ponzis work.

Of course it's "paying"

What, do you really think Profitable Sunrise is going to take peoples' money and run away immediately ???

That's how a HYIP ponzi works, you silly little "investor".

They get you in, take your money, pay you a pittance, get your trust and THEN run away with the money.

Tell us, Myriad, how many days will Profitable Sunrise have your money before you can get your "seed" money back ???

Remember, at only 1% per DAY, it will take 100 days before you see one cent of profit.

Anyone who trusts a HYIP ponzi will last at least 100 days has a serious lesson coming to them.

Geez, at least read up on what how a ponzi works before you come on here sounding like some fresh faced kid playing HYIPs on his laptop, will you ???

As stated previously, Profitable Sunrise has been soaring for over a year now online (doing bridge financing since 2009), completing three 170 day cycles. If rolling the dice with them is going to take food off your kitchen table, DON'T DO IT!!! But if you have some risk capital, it is the best thing on the Internet right now. If you know of a better program, do tell.

Again, the naysayers of Profitable Sunrise have zero empirical evidence.

Originally Posted by Myriad Force

Profitable Sunrise has been soaring for over a year now

Bernard Madoff soared for 30 years.

Originally Posted by Myriad Force

bridge financing

"Bridge financing," eh?

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Originally Posted by Myriad Force

But if you have some risk capital

If this "program" is soliciting "risk capital," it is at risk of defending an action in which it (and potentially key pitchmen) are charged with selling unregistered securities as investment contracts.

Originally Posted by Myriad Force

"short term loan" business

Ask Legisi's Gregory McKnight how his "loan" program worked out for him. (Make sure you get a copy of the transcript in which he was telling undercover agents that he was in the "loan" business, not the "securities" business.)

Originally Posted by Myriad Force

Bridge financing

SEC Halts Denver-Based Ponzi Scheme

Originally Posted by Myriad Force

Bridge financing

Meet Nicholas Cosmo, currently on a 25-year-tour . . .

Eastern District of New York

What's next, Myriad Force? Factoring?

Man, 79, Becomes Fugitive In Ponzi Scheme Case; Gerald J. Berke Wanted By FBI In Alleged $81 Million Caper

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