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**Blurock** · 31-Dec-12, 12:07 AM

Originally Posted by AndyD

So it's a pyramid scheme......

If it walks like a duck and it quacks like a duck, it must be a duck!

All these fancy MLM schemes are just that: schemes. The product is always secondary and there is no emphasis on the benefits of the product, only on how much money you can make. If making money is the only driving force of a business, it is a recipe for disaster. Yes there are many people who do get rich, but at the expense of many more "little people" who get conned out of their money.

**anina** · 31-Dec-12, 07:05 AM

morning this a truly south african service.

the tric is to register and get into the system.

go to oorwinningsplan.co.za and use my irm nr. 20-164151.

im already on level2

**anina** · 31-Dec-12, 07:13 AM

blurock morning

it is the money that moves the world

the rich people of the world started of this way,

people working 8-5 a day and get payed peanuts for it, thats why i am doing what iam doing

**Blurock** · 31-Dec-12, 10:47 AM

Originally Posted by anina

blurock morning

it is the money that moves the world

the rich people of the world started of this way,

people working 8-5 a day and get payed peanuts for it, thats why i am doing what iam doing

Adriaan Niewoudt had a similar scheme in the 80's. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kubus_scheme Everyone knew it was a scheme, but their greed allowed them to take part as the first movers always make a profit. The guys who come in at the end always lose.

I am afraid that once you allow money to overcome your morality, schemes like this happen. There is no concern for the consequences to families who are conned out of their savings or children who have to suffer as a result.

**adrianh** · 31-Dec-12, 11:15 AM

the rich people of the world started of this way,

Which three that are in prison now are you referring to exactly?

people working 8-5 a day and get payed peanuts for it, thats why i am doing what iam doing

Maybe it is because so many Monkeys seek employment. There are lots of very wealthy people who work 8-5.

**mikren** · 05-Mar-13, 07:31 PM

Actually flaker. They were reported to the FSB and DTI. DTI examined and made recommendations. These recommendations were implemented in full. DTI endorsed the business and FSB registered it as an FSP.

www.sdl.co.za

**mikren** · 05-Mar-13, 07:34 PM

Hi Dave A

This was the problem for 2 years of the product. Dec 2012 a decision was made to allow unlimited membership in the first row, which could then negate the guys who don't perform, thus allowing you to make your bonuses.

**mikren** · 05-Mar-13, 07:45 PM

Blurock

You strike me as a heck of an intelligent guy and I am seriously wary of crossing you. I think you could argue me to embarrassment. Having said that, I can't help myself.

Please go to www.sdl.co.za and check out the offering being made and tell me how this comment of yours can possibly be true. "I am afraid that once you allow money to overcome your morality, schemes like this happen. There is no concern for the consequences to families who are conned out of their savings or children who have to suffer as a result."

How do families get conned out of their savings? How do children suffer? Please read the testimonials. They are not fake.

This business is FSB registered. Department of Trade and Industry approved. Has auditors, bankers, company registration, been in operation since 2001, has a really valuable legitimate product and is helping people make a significant improvement in their lifestyles in some very uncertain times.

"Someone has to lose when the market gets saturated", I hear you say. My immediate thought. 50 million people in SA. 17000 SDL members in 2 years. Saturation does not seem on the cards. Every year millions of matrics enter the adult world, increasing the working population who can benefit from this business.

I really don't see the danger, bud. I see an opportunity to help people. (Cliche, I know.)