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Topic: Questioning Proof - of - Growth (Merit) (Read 95 times)

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September 12, 2018, 11:49:15 PM
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Im sorry. What's exactly question here?

By the way, you can call "Mary Kay" as "ponzi scheme". And I think almost members in here understanded it.
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September 12, 2018, 07:43:28 PM
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Heads up, my first post on this got HIDDEN/REMOVED so I want to first apologize if I said anything against the rules or against someones "Special Interest" but here we go again.

Last thing before I get started, I am by no means an expert in cryptocurrency especially MERIT. If I am wrong please, by all means open up the discussion that will help to educate me.

So I am new to this forum and I cant help but notice the abundance of people with "Merit" promotions in their signatures. If you want to read up on the topic help your self. I've suck about an hour into reading up on their Consensus methodology called "Proof - of - Growth".

From what I have read thus far it sounds exactly like the time my girlfriend started selling Mary Kay.

(For those who don't know what Mary Kay is, its a pyramid scheme online makeup company where they get you to start selling their makeup to your friends and your friends sell the makeup to their friends etc. etc. Eventually my girlfriend was supposed to start managing her friends sales and start making "the big bucks" but that of course never happened. It's a broken system that only allows for those on top to make any money. I know this because my girlfriend lost tons of much money trying to sell their products.)

Ranting over with, I'd like to hear from some Merit backers on the topic. Please, I'm a ball clay ready to be molded.

Thanks for reading.

Boston.

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