Donnie-Darko
November 28th, 2004, 11:02 PM
ok.... so I got a weird email...
then an odd person appears on my msn.
the weird converstations start, at first they seem random, and interesting, but soon they just sound wrong.
very soon I realise this crazy estonian guy is trying to get me to join in some kind of pyramid scheme....
I am happy to elaborate on the details, but would also like some guidance on the best way to do that as well (how many details should I post here, do you guys want urls to the information I have seen ect)
I have explained to this guy in as many ways as I can that I am aware of the type of business strucure he is involved in, and am not interested in being involved.
I sent him this link
whats wrong with multi level marketing (http://www.vandruff.com/mlm.html)
which I would have thought could help him, if he was some poor idiot who didnt realise what they were involved with.
but to my amazement they seemed unfazed and kept trying to convince me, with ignorant argument.
now... the question is..
what do I do next.
So far I have passed him on a to a friend who is posing as a 67 year old Russian called Reepmiov. He is having fun pretending to be some gullable russian guy, and trying to waste as much of the guys time as possible (at least he ends up with less time to prey on targets that might actually sign up)
The guy started speaking russian back to him.... it has been a hilarious series of chat logs from msn.
Anyway, apart from having a bit of fun, not sure what I should do next
I'll await some reponses here before I take this thing any further.
oh yeah, I'll post the website here, if any members here want to delve in and have a look, research and find out what this particular MLM is all about.
www.mysuccessbusiness.com
is this guys site, I imagine every member of his 'elite team' has an equally **** looking, but similar site, which tracks and referrs to their account.
anyway, have a look and let me know what you think.
then an odd person appears on my msn.
the weird converstations start, at first they seem random, and interesting, but soon they just sound wrong.
very soon I realise this crazy estonian guy is trying to get me to join in some kind of pyramid scheme....
I am happy to elaborate on the details, but would also like some guidance on the best way to do that as well (how many details should I post here, do you guys want urls to the information I have seen ect)
I have explained to this guy in as many ways as I can that I am aware of the type of business strucure he is involved in, and am not interested in being involved.
I sent him this link
whats wrong with multi level marketing (http://www.vandruff.com/mlm.html)
which I would have thought could help him, if he was some poor idiot who didnt realise what they were involved with.
but to my amazement they seemed unfazed and kept trying to convince me, with ignorant argument.
now... the question is..
what do I do next.
So far I have passed him on a to a friend who is posing as a 67 year old Russian called Reepmiov. He is having fun pretending to be some gullable russian guy, and trying to waste as much of the guys time as possible (at least he ends up with less time to prey on targets that might actually sign up)
The guy started speaking russian back to him.... it has been a hilarious series of chat logs from msn.
Anyway, apart from having a bit of fun, not sure what I should do next
I'll await some reponses here before I take this thing any further.
oh yeah, I'll post the website here, if any members here want to delve in and have a look, research and find out what this particular MLM is all about.
www.mysuccessbusiness.com
is this guys site, I imagine every member of his 'elite team' has an equally **** looking, but similar site, which tracks and referrs to their account.
anyway, have a look and let me know what you think.