Thread: Steve Lawson.....Bombards his potential victims with emails....

Originally Posted by alanking

Silly Stevie's poor long suffering family and friends!!!!

It's no wonder he's always been considered the 'challenged' one, and that's in a family full of 'challenged' individuals!

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So...if this is the only "company" that you are confident in, why did you promote all those other dogs??? Inquiring minds want to know....!

Originally Posted by laidback

So...if this is the only "company" that you are confident in, why did you promote all those other dogs??? Inquiring minds want to know....!

C'mon, Laidback, you're being a bit harsh.

the guy's a ponzi pimp - he doesn't do "truth"

Sheesh

Originally Posted by littleroundman

C'mon, Laidback, you're being a bit harsh.

the guy's a ponzi pimp - he doesn't do "truth"

Sheesh

Yeah, I know. He's another of a long line of pimps that exercises Doo Diligence,( finding "opportunities" that aren't worth dog poop!).

Steve gets sucked into the big illusions all the time. Plan on watching him cry the blues in 2018....

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Originally Posted by Bestbud

Steve gets sucked into the big illusions all the time. Plan on watching him cry the blues in 2018....

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let's hope so!

Swiss Gold to me with their "bitcoin mining" seems to have done the same thing USI Tech has done with their "bitcoin trading", moved from a scuzzy Pyramid scam to outright Ponzis.

Hard to tell if this is intentional in that this play gives the companies a few years of history, or just a piggish afterthought as the pyramids started to crumble.

Christ he's a comical fellow today

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Originally Posted by alanking

Christ he's a comical fellow today

Geez, you're easily amused :-)

Yeah, I'm Stupid-Stevies biggest fan ;-)

Here's the thing:

What makes him any different than any of the other serial ponzi pimps who hang around the usual suspect forums pimping scam after scheme after scam ???

Seriously - he's a low to medium level ponzi pimp with a Facebook page, that's all

@littleroundman, I don't disagree he a blot on the MLM landscape, and as such relatively inconsequential....but.... I know him personally, and he is truly a despicable individual who, believe me, deserves our scorn and ridicule.
I for one hope the MLM victims/suckers who believe his ridiculous spoutings google his name this thread appears, and perhaps, perhaps, that might influence their investment decisions (unlikely I know)...

Rest easy.

It's the fact he's nothing but a low level pimp that is going to bring him down.

Pimps like him are like shooting stars.

Lots of flash, but little or no substance.

Better get in and continue to ridicule him while you can.

You know what they say:

Todays' rooster is tomorrows' feather duster.

Steve hasn't reviewed his long list of failures lately. He's still doing the same thing and expecting a different result...

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Paging HMRC, paging HMRC, come in HMRC....

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Originally Posted by littleroundman

Here's the thing:

What makes him any different than any of the other serial ponzi pimps who hang around the usual suspect forums pimping scam after scheme after scam ???

Seriously - he's a low to medium level ponzi pimp with a Facebook futurenet page, that's all

fixed that for you.

But, but, but

If he was on Futurenet, no one would ever see him.

Then we couldn't make fun of him.

Originally Posted by Bestbud

Steve hasn't reviewed his long list of failures lately. He's still doing the same thing and expecting a different result...

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Why would Lawson need to "build momentum" for an income stream that allegedly will be put on "autopilot" after a mere 3 to 6 months? This thread alone is a year and a half old, on top of Steve's five years of failure http://www.realscam.com/f11/steve-la...tml#post112044!!! One would think mulitple concrete examples of this 3/6Auto would be firmly in place.

Sounds more to me like the sort of con-speak where Steve posts on Facebook all hours and needs other suckers to part with their cash. Or the MLM lie about busting ones ass for 3-5 years so a lifetime of passive income will flow like wine. Since these "leaders" remain so visible long after their deadlines have expired, Occam's razor dictates it must be one more in a long series of lies.

I can tell you of at least one place Silly Stevie Lawson or any of his followers aren't going to be making long term passive income:

thought I could smell B*LLSH*T this afternoon! I could have waved to Silly Stevie from my office.

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The Ponzi scheme slave has been beaten into submission...

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So are we meant to think poor old silly Stevie?

What a f***ing diatribe of BS, trying to justify his scamming activities, which he considers 'business success'.

This man has no morals and will sink to amazing depths to scam the vulnerable.

Steve Lawson
14 hrs · Llangennech ·
When I first started online 5 years ago aged 48 I can honestly tell you I was a completely different person.
I was introverted and broken mentally because I had lost my business and everything I had worked for in the previous 30 years of my life.
I felt worthless and I felt like an absolute and total failure.
I lost my home and my marriage had failed and I had been forced out of my business. I was an emotional wreck inside but I was able to keep my emotions bottled up. I didn't know what I was going to do with the rest of my life and I was scared.
So how did I turn things around ?
Well I knew deep down that most of my problems and failures were self inflicted and were as a direct result of my insecurities and lack of confidence and lack of self belief.
I didn't feel worthy of having success or of being happy. It stems from a very lonely childhood and a miserable experience growing up in a place I didn't want to be and being placed in a school I didn't want to go too.
So I knew what my issues were and I knew what my fears were and with that knowledge and being at rock bottom I also knew that I had to make a choice as to which direction my life was going to go.
I looked at myself hard in the mirror and cried and cried until I got rid of the built up guilt and emotion of what had happened to me and the position I had put myself in.
I wanted to change and I wanted a good life and I wanted happiness. I understood that everything was in my hands and nobody but me could change things.
I made a list of all the things I needed to overcome personally and made a decision to tackle each one of my fears that I knew had held me back over the previous 30 years.
I started reading and listening to Dr Wayne Dyer and I believe this man really was the catalyst for change that I needed. He gave me the courage to face up to my fears and showed me how to tackle all my perceived faults and flaws. He taught me that I could start again and forge the past and that my past wasn't who I was and that I could become the person I wanted to be at any time I choose to.
That to me was the key to changing things. I learned how to forgive myself and more importantly how to love myself. I know it might seem a touch melodramatic but it really did help me.
I started to read more personal development books by other Doctors and Psychologists and one book that I particularly liked was psycho cybernetics which really helped me to dig deeper into my thought process.
For a good 14 to 18 months I immersed myself in personal development and began to push myself into positions where I felt uncomfortable in order to enable myself to use the techniques that I had learned to attempt to overcome those fears.
Public speaking was top of my list of fears and it was something I needed to conquer if I was going to be able to turn my life around.
At around this time I was also looking for ways to make money and potentially start looking at getting back into business again.
Through research online I became interested in the home business industry and I started to look into network marketing.
I found myself really thinking that I wanted to create something for myself and also challenge myself to make a living working from home without all the responsibilities that I had previously in my old company.
I has saved up some money and decided to invest it into an online business. Now at this time everything to do with networking and marketing was new to me and in particular social media marketing.
I wasn't really into Facebook or any of the other social media platforms like twitter or YouTube but as I started to learn about the industry I quickly realised that I needed these platforms because they were undoubtedly the fastest way to network with people.
So I set about learning everything I could and it meant spending an awful lot of time on social media much to the annoyance of my new girlfriend who was naturally very sceptical of what I was trying to achieve.
Now I was changing slowly but surely my mindset and because of everything I had been reading and watching and listening too I was creating a new vocabulary for myself and one which gave me the confidence to reach out to people in the network marketing industry.
I was studying all the successful marketers and I realised that they all had stories to tell and they were telling them on sites like YouTube through video and also via webinars. I knew I would have to do the same if I were going to have success in the industry.
So I plucked up the courage to start making videos. Now I'm my own worst critic and I literally hated watching and listening to myself on the first few videos that I made and I knew there were pretty terrible.
I persevered and started editing out the mistakes and all the "umms" and "You Knows" and anything I didn't like. I started posting my videos on YouTube and copying them onto Facebook and very quickly I started to see that people were actually watching them.
This was great because it gave me confidence to keep posting. Overcoming my fear was the key to unlocking my potential.
Soon I was appearing on other people's google hangouts and getting my face known. I started to meet more people and I realised that what I was doing was working.
Now I could talk for much longer but I wanted to just say that my commitment to change was what really turned things around for me.
My ongoing personal development and dedication to learn and take action were key to creating my success story.
I never stop learning and I never stop striving to be better and that's what is going to determine whether or not anyone can change their circumstances.
The truth is that no matter how far you sink there is always a way back up. It's a choice we make as individuals and if you make the choice to change then anything is possible !

What a long winded way of saying: "I pimp ponzis, pyramid schemes and money games for a living"

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Yes, it is...

what is the collective noun for a group of 'low life ponzi MLM scammer scumbags'?

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Originally Posted by alanking

what is the collective noun for a group of 'low life ponzi MLM scammer scumbags'?

A "failure"