Is Suicide The Way Out From Failed Investment?...
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According to an article in The Guardian, Nigerians lose #300,000,000,000 to Ponzi schemes, speculative trade…
In the last few years, Nigeria has experienced an influx of scam investments posing as genuine investment opportunities. These Ponzi scheme companies have left many sad, bitter and depressed investors in the dust of their trail. The money invested comprised of some people’s school fees, life savings, loans from family & friends, loans from the bank,
The potential business capital (of those who are afraid to start a business), business profit (from business owners who are looking for more opportunities to grow their profit). Just to mention a few.
The pile of debt left with the Ponzi scheme investors (victims) is so enormous that some saw suicide as the only way out, for the size of some people’s debt is so much that they throw in the towel and comfort themselves with the idea of doing “the unspeakable”
But then what if?
What if they have a tested and proven method to know if an investment is real or just fake?
Would that have saved someone’s brother, sister, uncle, cousin, boss, colleague, a friend from taking his/her life?
Hmm, that is a question family and friends left behind would be in the best position to answer.
I am documenting this proven system in an ebook,
This ebook will finally save people from losing money to scammers who masquerade Ponzi schemes as genuine investments.
Temidayo Aworeni Cares…
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