Hello Georgios,
I know a lot of folks that have invested more than they can afford into this program. Personally I saw it as another 12Daily Pro. Research Mr. Bowdains record and he has been associated with such schemes as before. The promise of fast, simple, easy cash for little or no work should toss up a big warning flag. I have a lot of sympathy for those that placed all their eggs in this one basket.
All should do their own DUE Diligence when considering any business investment. The greatest losses for many came because of belief in a kind face, a kind word and the promise of Fast Cash. Why people fall for these over and over again is beyond me.
Tangible products, services and diligence in your efforts to build your personal database and consistent work ethic is the only path to success. The internet allows us to reduce our investments when compared to a brick and mortar business. However the success mechanisms remain the same.
Casting blame on our system of laws does nothing to abate what we all know is the right path. Bear in mind had there not been multiple complaints by customers and clients the Attorney General would never have been involved. Resultant seizures of property and funds is what you would expect if evidence of wrong doing was apparent if you were on the other end. I am sure there is more to this, but also realize our prisons are full of people swearing oaths that they are innocent. Only time will tell. We all know the wheels of justice works on its own schedule and a resolution of this travesty will not be quick.
HYIP's are for risk takers that can afford the losses that can and do happen. If you are upset because you lost a stream of income and was smart enough to recoup your principal then count your blessings, claim your windfall on your taxes and look for real business to invest time and effort into. If it sounds too good to be true and all the usual suspects are telling you this then just be aware and beware. Because it is probably too good to be true.
Respectfully,
Jim
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