Thread: SuperPimp strikes again - Ken Russos' next cash gifting scheme recommendation

It's true,

the Prince of Ponzi Pimps is at it again.

Not satisfied with pimping HYIP ponzi and pyramid schemes, Ken Russo appears to be moving into promoting low level cheap and nasty cash gifting schemes.

First it was Paul Darbys' YouGetPaidFast cash gifting scheme now it's:





I suppose one good thing about cheap and nasty cash gifting schemes is, they don't last long enough to cause any real damage.

Actually this one was interesting as Ken usually does not introduce them on the forums. He waits and then joins in after they have run a while. I know he was excited to see me be the #2 post in his thread at MMG exposing this for the illegal cash gifting pyramid scheme that it is. LOL! Hopefully I can keep people from joining and this crashes and burns before any serious money is lost and damage can be done.

I am beginning to think that Ken has had a falling out from his team members, because at one time he had over 250 people in his group. The number of people in his downline in getpaidfast is not even half that total. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy if it has, and I hope he has lost a lot of his following.

Heh, why he always jumps into US gifting schemes ?

There are some very big based in Russia - MMM, GoldLine.pro (actually same structure as YGPF)

and they are not illegal in Russia assuming it does not pretend to be something it is not, but clearly states it is a pyramid.
Actually legal/illegal is very hard, confuses the hell out of the russian legal system now, that is why both Russia and Ukraine are working on new specific anti pyramid laws.
Illegal lottery, unlicensed financial activity still can be charged, but they are not being touched because of confusion.
same confusion is for Forex brokers.

That website is home to at least 3 such schemes, not just the one that Ken is pushing.
It appears to be run by a "Judy Fleming."

First time I have seen Russo stoop down to a lowly cash gifting scam. Business may be slow with his other typical criminal activities.

The Viral Fives website and its' multiple pyramid schemes has been taken down.

And, if you believe THAT, I have some prime Florida real estate you might like to purchase: