So the fraudsters at Recyclix are promoting the booth they have rented for the
'Solids, Basel' fair where they hope to fool even more people into thinking they are a legitimate recycling/investment platform, no doubt.
The thing is, and this is where the numbers make fools of the scammers themselves, they have so many
victims 'investors', they have this little problem of the fact their claimed production rates have to at least pretend to look like they are capable of producing the amount of recycled plastic needed each month to equate to, not just the same amount of money being paid in by new deposits, but also the bullshit 'compound profit' increase being created every single time an 'investor' completes a cycle and 're-invests' it in a new cycle.
So when they make statements like:
They have to also ensure they post something to imply they have the production capacity for "hundreds of thousands . . .actively involved in our recycling business endeavours"
So, if we take from that claim a conservative figure of 100,000 'investors' who believe Recyclix to be processing plastic waste on their behalf and, just for funzies, pretend they only have €20 of waste plastic per person, that equates to €2,000,000.00 of plastic waste needed to be processed in one month.
Even at the €150 per ton post-cycle sale price (
https://recyclix.com/calc/index/) that equates to 13,333 tons of plastic needing to be processed each month, hence the scammer's facebook post alluding to 'dozens' of thousands of tons.
Firstly, there's this little problem concerning those numbers:
They are somewhat short on the needed "dozens of thousands of tons".
Secondly, just revisit the example I gave above, which was a calculation based on 100,000 people all processing ONLY €20-worth of plastic for one month. Now, if you are an 'investor', ask yourself how many people you think out of those 100,000 are actually processing not just more than €20-worth of plastic through their Recyclix account but, given the likely rate of 'compounding profit' re-investment the following month and each month after, are, on average, initiating cycles for significantly more than just €20-worth of plastic?
Well, they think they are.