Topic: Does anyone in here knows about MMM? (Read 6497 times)

I sold my 300PHP mavro last week but still I havent received anything.... Now I cancel the request and withdraw 4000PhP... Hoping that there is someone who will provide help... I think the system is losing of donators that is why no one get helped. But last last week I provide help, they say that there are more people providing help than getting help...why I cannot get my 300 in  a day, it was just 300 pesos... Now I am trying my 4000, if this will long weeks before someone will buy mavro, then I am quitting the  system... I am about to lose my 5000 pesos huhuhu

hi, dude, did you sell your Mavro successfully in recent months?

its a scam just ask mr.google, there are scam accusations about it and its very common for ponzi or hyip sites

maybe no one wants to get help for now because the btc rates are increasing.

i know about MMM in my country also MMM on world wide

and i has register there but i never sent my money to other user

i am too afraid lose my money and have to wait one month to get my money back

I agree with tmfp, eventually this will collapse just like what happened in in Russia and India. It may take time before it does but just like the owner of the system said "as long as they dont request all at the same time this will not collapse" which is not really possible. Day will come that those asking for Help will be more that those Providing Help and that spells trouble and don't forget that Managers get % of the money invested there. So where are they going to take that? Of course from those Providing Help. 

I might try it, but if I had to wait for too long just to invest, then I'll change my mind and look for something else instead.
Also, don't worry, I don't like spam either.

Hmm, let's see...

It's a pyramid scheme, openly admitted to by the operators.
It creates no added value or profit by business activity, it just moves money from one person to another. According to basic mathematics, it is destined to fail, whether it's days, weeks, months is anyone's guess.

In order to give/receive "help" (money), you become involved with dealing in 'Mavros'.
Mavros are named after Sergey Mavrodi, (Google and read) who, in previous MMM's, set the exchange rate for Mavro/your local currency. Sociopath or saviour, Mavrodi is a very clever man. Over the years, he has developed a pricing system for mavros which maximizes the life of the scheme and creates value within it for the operators.

As in any pyramid, the most important thing is the continued flow of new, bottom tier money into it. If you want extra Mavros, you must spam for MMM where and when you are told to.

You are controlled in when and who you send money to. Any breach of your instructions is a reason for termination. Try getting your money back then.

Previously, there have been 'freeze' or lock in times, during which you have no access to your money, real or mavro, without penalty.
Mavrodi justifies this by admitting that large scale withdrawals would kill MMM.

Pyramid schemes are illegal in most parts of the "first world" (even though one of the biggest, Amway, flourishes in the US because of its ability to fund huge legal defenses from its profits).
This is why the current targets for MMM are India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh and the Phillipines.
Illegality may not bother you, but when things go wrong (as they will), it means no recourse to the legal system and possible action against people at manager + level.

Ignore the clever marketing that this is a social service of some sort, or a strike back against the evil banking system on behalf of the guy in the street. It's not, it's a clever repeating scam which has cost millions of poor people their savings by masquerading as their friend.

Anyway, all those words are wasted on you, krunox, because it is obvious that you are going to give it a try.
Come back and tell us how you get on, but if you start spamming it here, I'll report the fuck out of you to the mods.

 

Oh, I see.
I don't think it's a big deal, as long as I receive payments.

He means it,s the bad part of MMM where the amount of BTC you get somehow decreases or increases depends on it's exchange.

Sorry, but I don't get what you tried to say...
What you mean by "bad side of MMM"?

I see. Maybe they are waiting for BTC exchange rate to increase which is the bad side of MMM
You will not receive exactly the amount you are expecting because of the exchange rate of BTC

In my case, I think nobody want to sell their Mavro yet...

Yes minutes only. Dispatcher will assign someone who will send you BTC in your wallet, now that's where the waiting game starts because sometimes the member assigned to Help you doesn't have available funds yet but they have 36 hours to complete the task.
Is your case the same where dispatcher has not assigned anyone to Help you and send BTC?

In minutes? I mean, seriously?
I request to Provide Help two days ago, but my status is still in queue for dispatcher.

if disclosing your country is a problem then no need to disclose
just trying to figure out why in your case no one seems to be asking for help
in our country it only takes minutes for help to arrive

Yeah, do you know why they don't need help?
Also, why should I disclose my information to you?

that's very odd. It only means no one is asking for help (withdrawal) at this moment
from what country are you?

I've requested to Provide Help 2 days ago, but nobody want to Get Help from me yet.

Eventually it will collapse because not only that it needs to pay those who Provided Assistance and now wants to withdraw with 10% interest, the manager or the sponsor who Provided Help will get a % as well. And if you post a video of you in youtube saying that MMM pays, you will get another 5% of the amount you invested.

Those % will taken or sent to you directly by the person who plans to Provide Help