prinsam30:





Na So


pls help me that picture that depict my comment, thank you

berrystunn:


Who no join, no no...
Long live MMM more than Buhari

soberdrunk:
Some Nigerians are "desperately" addicted to MMM, there is nothing you can tell or show them to change their mind until they eventually loose their money before the reality of the ponzi scheme will dawn on them...............

ephi123:


I don't believe in risky investments, neither do I believe in investments which I don't understand how they work. Plus I know someone who lost money in a similar scheme.

Teechawa:
All these pyramid and quick money things easily trap the greedy. This MMM look similar to Wonder Bank that was popular some years ago. In these schemes you win small and lose big. Beware!

anigbajumo:


Bae,similar scheme is different from MMM.just give a trial and thank me later

Young03:
me wey de find money to eat

na I'm dem match me make I go pay 50k to an unknown person


tufiakwa

ephi123:


No thanks.

Laredojohn:
"When number of people in need of help has outnumbered the number of people joining" definitely it will collapse, or when funds available for those in need of help is far higher than funds invested in people who joined...this is pure mathematics...the less popular registration to scheme is, the nearer their end...as they say "it is the stubborn fly that follows the corpse into the grave" a word is enough for the wise...

anigbajumo:


Hian,make I hold on first b4 I go bank coz I just matched with another participant wey I go pay now.I fink it can't crash in Nigeria like that coz of the population factor which influence the rapid growth in investment. It can only crashes if people are no more participate and participants were withdrawing their money.......

Anyway, life itself is a risk.

shinebabe:
Instead of them to join helping lives and put smiles on the faces of the less privileged while making cool money, they prefer to waste hard earned money on the scam card MMM.

Theben:
On the website, people are advised to participate with their spare money. If you follow the rules, and you participate with the money you can afford to lose, you have nothing to worry about. Mmm Nigeria started last year and until this moment, no one can ever claim he has lost his money.

weedfada:
MMM will crash either by internal or external forces. This is the wrongest time for anyone to invest... I don talk my own o! After loosing millions in gold package which is a replica of this, I wouldn't advice anyone to go into this MMM. Ponzi Scheme of the highest order ni... 30% ROI "doing nothing" after 30days is outrageous!!! After speed, Greed kills.

DanielGb:


How will you know if people are no more participating? Only those who monitor the website traffic. And before you know it, they will withdraw there money. while majority will loose there's.

ladyF:
Cc: Agarawu23

Someone somewhere has invested his life savings and maybe some borrowed funds hoping for a massive cash out of 30% in 1 month. The die hard MMM fanatics in our country would attack me now.

Why would someone come and promise me a profit of 30% monthly just because I "provided help". If only the MMM participants will recite my last sentence slowly and see if it makes sense. If you tell me you use it to trade forex/binary or tell me how you're connected with a cabal that sells paid matches, I can see reason. But providing help kwa?

See what greed can cause. I dont feel pity for them at all!.

anigbajumo:



Some people sha,MMM is a scam and people are smiling everyday.APC are there feeding them with blatant lies everyday.....

Samcent:

GOLD PACKAGE!!! Those people destroyed families, lives & even properties....
I hope MMM will not go the same way, otherwise there be an epidemic of sucide.
Those that have ear to hear, let them hear.

Ihsan6:
MMM crashing in nigeria is not at the moment because the number of participants giving help is far more than those getting help and this is what keeps the system moving. Infact i provided help over 20 days ago and i am yet to be matched which means we have lots of people on queue try to give help.
Start suspecting the crash tin when you provide help and you are matched immediately,that means fewer people are giving help and that may crash the system.
For now i am cashing out big time as i study the system on daily basis...keep wailling wailers as i risk my money, atleast its my money not yours. Life itself is a risk...Legit business have their own risk too, i invested lots on poultry and didnt make gains, no one paid me back as no one will pay me back if i loose on MMM. PLEASE POCKET YOUR ADVICE.

soberdrunk:
Some Nigerians are "desperately" addicted to MMM, there is nothing you can tell or show them to change their mind until they eventually loose their money before the reality of the ponzi scheme will dawn on them...............

anigbajumo:


I will knw if I provide help and gat matched instantly, for now if u gat help you will gat matched in the next 21days which means that new participants are into system that those withdrawing their cash.It just required deep thinking....

stuntman007:


My brother don't mind Nigerians. Illiteracy is just our problem. If not, why is it that only wealthy Nigerians who are educated only knows about T bill investment and other offshore investment that yields high returns or coupons? instead my blind citizens will will rather put their life savings to something that will eventually make them weep.

Good example of why the rich keep getting rich and the poor keep getting poorer (Lack of information).

Toks2008:


Any system that promotes deposition of money with profit without doing anything is a ponzi and is bound to crash.

I joined a global system based in Germany in 1998 and till this day I still earn from it and that is because it is based on true network marketing principle.

1.Make a voluntary donation of €54

2.Refer 3 people to also donate €54 and you will get your initial donation of €54 back into your pocket.

3.Earn over €32,000 as voluntary donations in a clear tested and trusted process.

It is not an investment scheme so you don't buy or sell but a system that allies people to generate substantial passive income through voluntary donations....more like a global organized thrift system called ajo in Yoruba and the system is over 30years in operation.

DanielGb:


I know. for now its working fine in Nigeria. But, this is the loopholes of the business.
1. It will crash if there are more withdrawal than providing help.

2. The 30% income is taken out of other MMM members capital. Which means at the point of crashing some people will lose there money.

3. The system will make some reach while some to loss there live savings. Well, as they always say: its a risk business.

MMM for now, is good because people are comming in and the organizers are working hard to get a lot of people in until it reach the point of saturation one day and it will collapse because, MMM can't pay everybody.

ladyF:
Cc: Agarawu23

Someone somewhere has invested his life savings and maybe some borrowed funds hoping for a massive cash out of 30% in 1 month. The die hard MMM fanatics in our country would attack me now.

Why would someone come and promise me a profit of 30% monthly just because I "provided help". If only the MMM participants will recite my last sentence slowly and see if it makes sense. If you tell me you use it to trade forex/binary or tell me how you're connected with a cabal that sells paid matches, I can see reason. But providing help kwa?

See what greed can cause. I dont feel pity for them at all!.

ladyF:
Cc: Agarawu23

Someone somewhere has invested his life savings and maybe some borrowed funds hoping for a massive cash out of 30% in 1 month. The die hard MMM fanatics in our country would attack me now.

Why would someone come and promise me a profit of 30% monthly just because I "provided help". If only the MMM participants will recite my last sentence slowly and see if it makes sense. If you tell me you use it to trade forex/binary or tell me how you're connected with a cabal that sells paid matches, I can see reason. But providing help kwa?

See what greed can cause. I dont feel pity for them at all!.