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numbersman
April 8th, 2005, 03:34 AM
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When you purchase one or more Advertising Packages a portion of that purchase price is allocated to the Member Benefit Pool ("MBP").

These funds represent what would normally be kept as profits by traditional advertising companies.

But Cycle-Express is different!

We want YOU, our member advertisers, to benefit from our low profit margins and return time after time to purchase effective advertising.

So, those funds are contributed to the Member Benefit Pool to benefit our Members.

The funds are held until there is enough in the Member Benefit Pool to pay a lucrative 250% cash back bonus to the next advertiser "in line" to receive a Cycle Back Cash Reward. What that means is that each member "stands in line", single file if you will, to receive their Cycle Back Cash Rewards. The sooner you purchase advertising, the sooner you will be "next in line" to receive your Cycle Back Cash Rewards.

Make Sense?

Cycle-Express would much rather sell 5 advertising packages and make 1/5th the profit than most companies would normally make selling just one package. By providing our members with innovative and lucrative Cash Back Rewards AND top notch advertising products along with responsive and caring admin/customer support we are confident we are building a company on the cutting edge of the Internet Advertising Revolution.

But, Cycle-Express is also looking and building for the LONG TERM. We truly are on the cutting edge of an Advertising Revolution here and we want to maintain the ability to provide Cycle Back Cash Rewards to our advertisers for years to come.

So, as the company and our membership grows we will slowly adjust the Cycle Back Cash Rewards to a more long term sustainable level. As an early participant you are going to greatly benefit from the 250% cash back rewards.

ALL members who purchase advertising packages prior to June 30th will qualify to receive 250% cash back rewards.

The Cycle Back Cash Rewards for NEW Purchases will gradually decrease every three months as follows (for purchases made in these time frames):

All Advertising Packages Purchase through June 30th, 2005 - 250% Cash Back Rewards.

July 1st - September 30th - 200% Cash Back Rewards
October 1st - December 31st - 150% Cash Back Rewards
Janaury 1st and forward - 125% Cash Back Rewards

This Cash Back Rewards schedule allows Cycle-Express to plan for the future and properly manage the HUGE influx of advertisers and purchases that we expect in the weeks and months ahead.

Remember, Cycle-Express is an ADVERTISING program and we are building long term lasting relationships with tens of thousands of advertisers from all over the world. A quality mix of products and a sustainable business model means that we'll be building, expanding and providing services for Years to come!

We are pleased and proud to offer these services and rewards to you and millions of small and medium size businesses around the world!

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Above is a quote from cycle-express.com (http://www.cycle-express.com/b/Ebiz4Profit/howitworks.html) and I've noticed that this is one of the few groups (the first one that I've seen) who promote a money doubling style product but offer less rewards over time.

I find this concept quite interesting.

What I am very interested in is the concept of a company providing a limited amount of money-doubling products as some sort of way to kick start the growth of the company and then treating the money owed to purchasers as a loan that gets paid out over time. What's wrong with doing that?

concerned
April 8th, 2005, 12:13 PM
Running a ponzi scheme is not a good way to call it a loan, because you will never come out of debt. For every 1 person who you pay your loan back to, you have 2 new people that you have to pay back. Therefor the "business" is never out of debt. The fact that they offer less over time just means that they are scamming more from the customers. I don't know how you can consider this doubler program a loan for a company, because they are called cycle-express. They state right in their business name that they are in the business to cycle people. Unless they will start selling bikes, I don't know how that name can mean anything else except for a simple ponzi scheme.

concerned
April 8th, 2005, 12:25 PM
Oh, and I almost forgot to mention. How do you expect to recruit more future members into the ponzi scheme when they know that they will only make 125% on the cycle when the person they help cycle will make 250%. I'm telling you this. If I liked doubler scams, I wouldn't touch this one with a 10 foot pole, because I wouldn't want people in front of me making more that I will. That is just plain stupid. That concept that you think is so interesting, will actually kill this doubler faster than any other one has died in the past.