Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 11:29:02 PM

Quote from: Doan9269 on February 24, 2024, 11:23:53 AM

Except a newbie and a greedy person will see something like this and still fall into the trap, there are some offers in which the moment we are sighting them, we could have sense the danger in them, if it looks too real to be true, then its not something we should go for, as no any business will be willing in giving a daily interest on investment at such rate when they are not scam, how can they meet up.

There are also cases when people invest their capital in such pyramids consciously, realizing that this is a ponzi scheme. But they consider themselves smarter than others, naively hoping that they will have time to take their money with a profit before the pyramid collapses. And some of them really succeed, but most of them still lose their money.

From the start, we know that ponzi schemes are fraudulent investment scams where returns to existing investors are paid using funds contributed by new investors, rather than from profit earned. The scheme leads investors to believe that profits are coming from legitimate business activities when, in fact, they are coming from the contributions of new investors, so why do we join in the first place?

Yes, I tend to agree!
Early adopters might initially receive returns and feel like they are benefiting from it. But how did we know if we join ponzi scheme will last long upon we join? It's not ideal to join HYIP websites.