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Quote: Originally Posted by ComplexKid Nobody's lost any money here. Anyone who paid in recently will almost certainly have lost their money for sure. Just because payment isn't overdue yet doesn't mean the money isn't gone for good.
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| Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 4:00 am |
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PS 12daily Pro is based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Anyone still unsure whether it's a scam should try calling the NC Attorney General's Office direct on (919) 716-6400. Make sure you explain how you have to pay money in before you get any money out of the scheme.
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| Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 4:53 am |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Iraqi-Investments Greetings,
So has anyone lost money on this yet?
Regards, Mike Everyone has been paid except ponzi nemesis, who had his account deleted and his funds confiscated for being an uneducated n00b who doesnt know how to buy some decent proxies
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| Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 5:06 am |
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Quote: Originally Posted by silverbelles I'm not a member of any autosurf. Never have been.
I know where quite a few ponzis are. Any former member that got ripped off (I hear that's happening quite often with 4Daily members nowadays) could easily take them to court and put an end to them. So, until that happens or the feds come to put a stop to it, we'll sit here and debate about it. Not a problem to me, as long as it helps newbies see that autosurfs aren't what they're cracked up to be. I agree that newbies get ripped off the most as have I when I was one, but how is it any different to giving money to a stock broker and him losing it all well he actually has a reason why your money is gone true.WHat about forex people loose heaps on that yet its not considered a hyip and is perfectly legal.I guess if you have to resort to scams and risky gambling type investments to earn money, you need to take a look at your life (looks at his life)(silence)
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| Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 6:10 am |
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I called that number Ponzi and they say they have never heard of them. The guy was very interested in joining though. I gave him my affiliate link and he signed up and invested $1K. I get a cool $120 out of that. Thanks Ponzi.
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| Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 6:18 am |
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Lol , i should call that number , dam ... but it is very funny , hahaha !
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| Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 12:22 pm |
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Quote: Originally Posted by ozilinx I called that number Ponzi and they say they have never heard of them. The guy was very interested in joining though. I gave him my affiliate link and he signed up and invested $1K. I get a cool $120 out of that. Thanks Ponzi. Sounds like you got throught to the janitor. If you wait a few hours the attorneys themselves might be in - hey, why not see if you can sign them up as well  .
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| Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 12:26 pm |
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BAhAhAhAAHAaaaa Ponzi is the grand goose wow lets call the intergalactic space police on them I hope 12daily doesnt publish details of there convention as goosey here might attend with explozives id be thinkin, scary Lets call the attorney general on a company who plays ads for microsoft
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| Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 1:45 pm |
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Greetings,
So has anyone lost money on this yet?
Regards, Mike
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| Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 6:27 am |
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Quote: Originally Posted by TIEGER AND LET ME GUESS, YOUR IN AN AUTOSURF TOO RIGHT? LOL Actually I wasn't until I saw ponzi's posts, he made me do it blame him for making me curious..
12dailypro is my first, I decided to PURCHASE their advertising SERVICES....
Why would I pass up the chance to advertise to thousands of people, which is a legitimate service they're offering btw..I said I despise frauds/scammers and I've done my DD(Due Diligence) on 12dp. Alot of others have too and I believe them to be legitimate, they're not breaking any laws. Don't compare 12dp to other autosurfs, it's a legally registered company that provides advertising services with various income streams, which means it's a business and definitely not a scam like most others....Provide evidence that they're a scam and I'll gladly take back my comments..
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| Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 12:32 pm |
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The reason there advertising is so popular is that every member is a confirmed sales lead they arent just playing aimless ads on the hope someone might see, they are actually played to verified individuals its like having a 100,000+ market research group.Seriously do you think Microsoft after all the trouble theyve been in would advertise through a company that wasnt legit???
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| Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 12:54 pm |
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Quote: Originally Posted by hero Actually I wasn't until I saw ponzi's posts [...] I decided to PURCHASE their advertising SERVICES Well, if you are stupid enough to "invest" in 12daily Pro after reading what I have to say about it, here is the strategy I recommend for you:Max out all your credit cards;"Invest" it all in 12daily Pro;If you have any credit limit left find some more Ponzi scams and "invest" in them too.NB This advice only applies to hero and other 12daily Pro cheerleaders. Everyone else stay well clear. If you are at all unsure, call the North Carolina Consumer Protection Department at (919) 716-6400 - that's +1 919 716-6400 from outside the USA - and ask them what they think of 12daily Pro.
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| Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2005 2:56 am |
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Hi everyone!
12DP just paid me again! It is no scam.
Have a great day!
Eric
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| Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2005 2:56 am |
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Quote: Originally Posted by goldlynks I think i might just consider calling this office to report a certain crook who tried to do my online activity in, by trying to dupe us of 125,000usd....I just might. Please do. You'll need to add '+1' to the number below if you are calling from Nigeria. With Skype - www.skype.com - the call will cost c. $0.02 per minute.
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| Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2005 9:42 am |
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Quote: Originally Posted by hero Actually I wasn't until I saw ponzi's posts, he made me do it blame him for making me curious..
12dailypro is my first, I decided to PURCHASE their advertising SERVICES....
Why would I pass up the chance to advertise to thousands of people, which is a legitimate service they're offering btw..I said I despise frauds/scammers and I've done my DD(Due Diligence) on 12dp. Alot of others have too and I believe them to be legitimate, they're not breaking any laws. Don't compare 12dp to other autosurfs, it's a legally registered company that provides advertising services with various income streams, which means it's a business and definitely not a scam like most others....Provide evidence that they're a scam and I'll gladly take back my comments..
You are very incorrect.
The "advertising services" of an autosurf are valued extremely cheap, because in general, advertisers know that no one pays attention to autosurf ads. They can minimize them in their browser, walk away from their computer for five minutes and the surfing is done. Isn't that all you have to surf in 12Daily? Five minutes? If that's the product being advertised, why is the amount of surfing you can do daily limited? Isn't that going against the supposed "premise" of the website?
So the fact that some are being paid thousands for doing nothing should send off a red flag to anybody. This is, of course, due to the fact that the autosurfing component is a coverup for the underlying ponzi scheme. Now, I have nothing against autosurfs, but I'm sure Chariss or whoever owns 12DP and other autosurf owners did NOT go into this "business" to spread quality traffic. They went in to operate a ponzi, and how it ends, we can only wait and see.
By the way, the fact that they're "registered" means nothing. Many other ponzis throughout time have also been "registered" only to be busted by their local governments.
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