Just got a spam e-mail for this today. I don't know who's behind this one, but it's certainly smarmy!
MegaCyclerClub
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Just got a spam e-mail for this today. I don't know who's behind this one, but it's certainly smarmy!
MegaCyclerClub
it's not a club to ride really big bicycles?
http://www.boston.com/community/moms...ed-bicycle.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img661/4898/qmVY1T.jpg
Apart from the fact it's owned and run from the Philippines, so the chances of ever getting a refund should anything go wrong are less than zero, the first thing potential new players should be doing is finding a cycler that ISN'T a HYIP ponzi game.
Then they should look at the current state of the HYIP ponzi "industry" cycle and they would soon realize the average HYIP ponzi has an average lifespan of under 30 days at the minute.
Mega HYIP has a 200% repurchase rule, which means their money is going to be stuck inside their back office for an extended period of time.
If they STILL want to play, there's nothing anyone can do to help them.
A great big DESPERADOES ONLY on this one
Hmm. Looks to me like an Australian version of Ken Russo living in the Phillipines.
http://www.2dollarwave.com
http://www.infinityearnings.com
http://www.thegoodguy.ws
http://facebook.com/niceguapo
Well, since it was spam, you may be able to take down his .ws site. GDI seems to cooperate better that GoDaddy or Priceless Possibilities when I catch one of their customers spamming.
Here's the guy behind Mega Cycler Club:
http://imageshack.com/a/img633/6079/JkT3fi.jpg
and here is what happened to his last attempt at running a HYIP:
http://imageshack.com/a/img909/6947/FN5BiX.jpg
Wear a cup...Quote:
Originally Posted by Whip
Attachment 9898
I learned the hard way:Quote:
Originally Posted by ribshaw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2oymHHyV1M
Guy is lucky to limp away from that one...pointy hooves and horns can do a number on ya real quick!
I hate to say it but I giggled as he laid there moaning. Now I know what I sounded like when I'd crash racing motocross.