MatrixWatch
March 13th, 2005, 05:10 PM
We have created a sub-forum for discussion on the YMMSS phenomena. Here is the direct link (http://www.matrixwatch.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=84) to the forum so that you can link people on other forums here. Otherwise, the sub-forum is located at:
Matrix Watch Forums ---> Other Internet "Scams" Forum ---> "YMMSS"
YMMSS, which stands for "Your Money Machine Sucess System", is the newest endless-list scheme sweeping the internet, and they have reportedly paid out over $75 million already. So if they are paying out, then what is the problem? Well, any scheme which soley relies upon the investments of later investors to pay off present investors is bound to get too big, and eventually collapse in on itself--and YMMSS is approaching this point very rapidly. Now, can YMMSS sustain their growth by supplementing their income with other avenues of cash flow such as investments, "auto-cycle" programs, or by reinvesting their profits? Actually, no. The architects of the "matrix scam" (see info (http://www.matrixwatch.org/modules.php?name=FAQ&myfaq=yes&id_cat=6&s=) ) tried to do this and they soon found that while it sounded good in theory, it will never last in reality. The whole idea of sustaining the growth of YMMSS through other streams of income in order to make up for the lower number of new signups becomes nothing more than a sales pitch to get people to sign up without a worry.
So, if you are a current customer of YMMSS and you want to get out, or if you are thinking about sending them some money to new signup, be sure to read through the posts here in this forum. We guarantee that with some wisdom on the subject you will decide to put your money elsewhere.
Matrix Watch Forums ---> Other Internet "Scams" Forum ---> "YMMSS"
YMMSS, which stands for "Your Money Machine Sucess System", is the newest endless-list scheme sweeping the internet, and they have reportedly paid out over $75 million already. So if they are paying out, then what is the problem? Well, any scheme which soley relies upon the investments of later investors to pay off present investors is bound to get too big, and eventually collapse in on itself--and YMMSS is approaching this point very rapidly. Now, can YMMSS sustain their growth by supplementing their income with other avenues of cash flow such as investments, "auto-cycle" programs, or by reinvesting their profits? Actually, no. The architects of the "matrix scam" (see info (http://www.matrixwatch.org/modules.php?name=FAQ&myfaq=yes&id_cat=6&s=) ) tried to do this and they soon found that while it sounded good in theory, it will never last in reality. The whole idea of sustaining the growth of YMMSS through other streams of income in order to make up for the lower number of new signups becomes nothing more than a sales pitch to get people to sign up without a worry.
So, if you are a current customer of YMMSS and you want to get out, or if you are thinking about sending them some money to new signup, be sure to read through the posts here in this forum. We guarantee that with some wisdom on the subject you will decide to put your money elsewhere.