Haven't checked on this in a long time
I know some of you are still hurting from Kim's shenanigans. I see from the news these scams come and go all the time. Sometimes people even go to prison, but the wheels grind slowly.
I continue to try to earn income from the internet, I still believe in it, but this experience has made me ultra careful, as it should you. I do lots of research before doing business with anyone or any business. In this respect
google is your best friend.
Some tips:
Search by the business name with the words "scam", "complaints", "problems", etc. appended to the name, for instance "ymmss scam", "ymmss complaints", and so one.
Check them out on the BBB(
better business bureau). You can look up business who just have a website as well as a physical store. Now, every business gets complaints, it's how they deal with them that matters. If I can't find a business there, then that is a red flag to me. I know some start-ups might not be there and they might be quite honest, but you have to protect yourself.
This is good practice even when just buying a product much less than going into business with someone.
Best to you all, good luck.
Sooo....
Nothing happening apparently, how's it going everyone. Looks like that world law stuff never worked out to be anything. Probably just want a cut of the pie if it was easy pickin's.
Not sure, but I thought I read where some people still got some 1099s this year, but I may be mistaken.
Best to all, watch your wallet out here folks.
gibline
the gib must stand for gibberish. I am seeing this all over the internet:
I have always been watching for a program with a straight line
structure similar to the YMMSS program which ran for 2 years and which
benefited all members equally. I believe that gibLine could very well be that
program and much more in terms of longevity.If by "benefited all members equally" you mean everyone gets screwed the same, well, I almost agree with you, except for the top dogs like Kim Inman who made out like a bandit...and I mean that literally.
GibLine - the Next YMMSS?
(OPENPRESS) September 23, 2007 -- The gibLine Global Internet Business is currently in Pre-Registration mode and they are currently placing leaders into the gibLine prior to the full launch of the gibLine Revenue Sharing Program. gibLine will be creating a global phenomenon and you can play a part and benefit greatly from it. This remarkable internet business was developed as a way to help the average person receive large amounts of income from home without spending much time, money, or effort.
more hereWell, if it is I advise you to stay away. Someone always gets hurt on these get rich quick scheme folks. Do yourself a favor and pass.>
MatrixWatch shakeup
Not sure what happened exactly. Looks like there has been a splitting of the minds over there. Merc is evidentally in the middle of it, or rather out of it now I guess. We didn't always agree on how to handle things but I think he always had us YMMSSrs best interest at heart.
Maybe you could glean a little more info here about it:
Merc's blog here
7 indicted in elaborate Ponzi scheme
RALEIGH (AP) — Seven people have been indicted in an elaborate Ponzi scheme that federal prosecutors said took about $70 million from people seeking retirement investments.
The five men and two women are accused of using false and misleading statements to trick people seeking financially secure retirement investments between 2001 and 2004, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Raleigh.
The scheme promised an annual return of nearly 13½ percent to investors purchasing $20,000 shares in Mobile Billboards of America, a truck-mounted billboard company. Investors, including many from North Carolina, were paid from money received from new investors instead of billboard-advertising revenue, according to court documents.
The indictment, unsealed last week, names Arthur J. Anderson Jr. of Raleigh; Scott Hollenbeck, who lived in Kernersville before moving to Florida; Michael A. Lomas of Pasadena, Calif.; Barry C. Maloney of Bethesda, Md.; Laurinda Holohan of Concord, Ohio; Susan Knight of Eastlake, Ohio; and Michael L. Young, who lives abroad.
Each defendant is charged with one count of conspiracy and 17 counts of mail fraud.
Lomas and Young formed the company, Maloney gave legal advice, and Holohan and Knight handled accounting, according to the indictment. Hollenbeck, who faces an Aug. 6 hearing in Raleigh federal court, and Anderson were salesmen.
Hollenbeck, Young, Holohan, Knight and Anderson couldn't be reached for comment by the Winston-Salem Journal. Maloney declined comment, and Lomas' lawyer said his client was cooperating with investigators.
Biznessopt.com # 11
This company was #11 on the list with 295 positions. Couldn't find much on the net except for this address in Florida.
Biznessopt.com
846 Sarno Rd, Melbourne, FL
(321) 757-6300
The webpage address just takes you to a suspended page directory which is registered through GO DADDY.
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