surfer
March 19th, 2005, 11:32 AM
One of the current excuses/stall tactics being used
to explain the continuing rapid rise in cycle times is
that many members made extra purchases to avoid
the 6.5% fee that would be implemented on all
purchases after the new website was launched.
What is conveniently left out of this excuses is the
fact that even with all of these high volume purchase
days leading up to the new site launch, the cycle time
did not drop.
The last time the cycle days were under 90 was on
9/24/04 when it was at 89 days.
It took all of these record volume days to be able to
barely maintain the 90 day timeframe.
Of course, back in Sept/Oct/November, YMMSS was
using the excuse that people were actually holding back
on purchases until the new website launch and the
availability of credit card purchasing as the reason
that they were at their maximum 90 day cycle time window.
New month, new excuses. :head:
If you're a newbie to YMMSS or haven't been following
this ponzi for very long, that's just one of the misleading
tactics being used to keep confidence up.
So, for any YMMSS supporters, why didn't cycle times
drop in October or November if they were having these
record breaking purchase days?
It all boils down to this....................
In order to maintain a stable cycle time, every single
processing day would need to be a record breaking day.
Otherwise, how else can you double money every cycle?
to explain the continuing rapid rise in cycle times is
that many members made extra purchases to avoid
the 6.5% fee that would be implemented on all
purchases after the new website was launched.
What is conveniently left out of this excuses is the
fact that even with all of these high volume purchase
days leading up to the new site launch, the cycle time
did not drop.
The last time the cycle days were under 90 was on
9/24/04 when it was at 89 days.
It took all of these record volume days to be able to
barely maintain the 90 day timeframe.
Of course, back in Sept/Oct/November, YMMSS was
using the excuse that people were actually holding back
on purchases until the new website launch and the
availability of credit card purchasing as the reason
that they were at their maximum 90 day cycle time window.
New month, new excuses. :head:
If you're a newbie to YMMSS or haven't been following
this ponzi for very long, that's just one of the misleading
tactics being used to keep confidence up.
So, for any YMMSS supporters, why didn't cycle times
drop in October or November if they were having these
record breaking purchase days?
It all boils down to this....................
In order to maintain a stable cycle time, every single
processing day would need to be a record breaking day.
Otherwise, how else can you double money every cycle?