Comments on: Investment Scams, Part Two

By: Elly

Elly — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 23:59:26 +0000

It is really good to remind us all of the pitfalls of thinking we can get something for virtually nothing or giving our money and power away to others.

There is no free lunch and there is no get rich quick scheme.

Financial education is a must if we want to be in control of our money.

By: Jazz Salinger

Jazz Salinger — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 03:32:03 +0000

Hi Sean,

This is great information. Is the pyramid scheme the scam that Bernie Madoff was using to rob people of their money? It sounds similar but I’m not sure. Also, the pump and dump?

Would you see this at like investment seminars? Is this where they can tell lots of people about how great a particular stock is and get them to buy it, to drive up the price? Just wondering where I’d be likely to see it.

By: Anderson Kex

Anderson Kex — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 11:48:13 +0000

thanks for the directives and how you are really teching me how to invest also the scams that I amy likely meet.If I may say, I have not been able to get full benefits in using ur web site. Also I want to know more no investment and the must of all I want to form a team of highmined individuals whom will be commited to work of which I know that you can help me even though we have not meet……..Team is what I want, can you help me form one becouse I can see from the look of things that you are capable of doing it. The team should be made up of
……A computer guru
……AN investment expert
……A financial expert
……A marketer.
I ask this becouse, I can’t work alone it will be easy for us to work as team and u will be in better position to addvise us……. Sir I need your help and lets do it in faith on trust. God bless. Thanks.