Quote from: superjeyy on March 12, 2018, 02:44:17 PM

Despite the widespread knowledge about Ponzi scams, the number of people who still falls into such "business" can still be quite alarming and saddening. I mean conference are already held in order to raise awareness, yet a lot are still fooled by this scheme. When will people ever learn to protect themselves and believe that when something is too good to be true, the chances of it being real is so low.

It's no longer just a case where people fall for schemes because of their ignorance. It's pretty safe to say that the majority of the people investing in schemes, do actually know what they are investing in, but ignore all dangers because of their never ending greed. Their idiotic logic basically is that as long as they get in early enough, they'll outlast the scheme, and walk out with profits. In other words, regardless of how much effort is being put into educating people when it comes to this subject, it's of no use. In current times we have to deal with low IQ baboons jumping into any dangerous investment opportunity on purposely, and there is literally nothing that you can do about it, and I don't even care anymore. If people find it necessary to pump money into obvious scams, let them do so. It's their money that they are burning, not ours. These people don't need education, but mental help.