Re: Polish-registered recyclix.com is a Ponzi scheme and provably so.
"Recyclix was named the winner of the SES award that is given yearly to the best, most interesting, and most popular stand at Solids Basel."
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The SES Award winner is chosen according to a combination of the following criteria:
The number of page views of the exhibitors online profile
The number of product information items uploaded
The number of visitors who pre-registered using the exhibitors personal registration link
(http://www.easyfairs.com/industry_21498/solids-european-series_24066/interested-in-exhibiting_51543/ses-award_53723/)
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They are pretty smart and have guts. I can imagine that when this ponzi collapse they will not go to jail but would be hired by Goldman Sachs ;-)
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The SES Award winner is chosen according to a combination of the following criteria:
The number of page views of the exhibitors online profile
The number of product information items uploaded
The number of visitors who pre-registered using the exhibitors personal registration link
(http://www.easyfairs.com/industry_21498/solids-european-series_24066/interested-in-exhibiting_51543/ses-award_53723/)
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They are pretty smart and have guts. I can imagine that when this ponzi collapse they will not go to jail but would be hired by Goldman Sachs ;-)
It is just another means by which they seek to pretend to be legitimate, through receiving 'awards' which their 'investors' believe proves them to be legitimate. I mean surely an industry award wouldn't be given to scammers, right?
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Unless the scammers in question really *need* this sort of thing and so call on their devoted flock of followers to click through to their exhibition profile and even to register for the event with no means of getting there.
I don't imagine any of the, actually legitimate, businesses attending that expo have the kind of network-marketing resources to call on both their customers and their own social-media shills to get the numbers up and qualify for that award. It probably isn't something that a legitimate exhibitor at that event has any real need to pursue, unlike Recyclix, who are a ponzi scam waiting to collapse and desperate to keep fooling their current 'investors' while also scrabbling around to get new deposits coming in to cover the withdrawals going out.