adi1982 Posted July 14, 2007 Share Posted July 14, 2007 changed from www.francswiss.us to www.francswiss.biz this is a risk investment, all investors know the consequences, we are not stupid. Just like a regular business, not all are destined to succeed. May malulugi't malulugi. Let's see what will happen, then i'll inform you guys. But so far im getting $$$$.... cash.too bad francswiss is now on the news, it only shows that it's really a scam..hope we learn from the past.. Quote Link to comment
CodenameV Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 high risk and high yield? The risk is that you could lose your investment anyday as the perpertrators are not following any laws with regards to returning your capital. You are given no documentary proof that you have made an investment. it's not high risk, thats called unacceptable risk. Quote Link to comment
sunking Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 did you invest? I honestly have nothing against people who want to involve themselves in these pyramiding schemes, just as long as they don't recruit other people into it. I DO have something to say when people keep referring to these things as INVESTMENTS. Would you call your bet on the blackjack table an investment? As one of our bros here already posted, I'd rather much face the card dealer at the casino tables (OR better yet, the guy who just check-raised me across the poker table), than gamble with a nameless guy who puts up a website. Di ito investment kung "kamayan at website" ang pinanghahawakan mo. Kung diskarte lang ang aasahan mo para kumita, sugal yan. Call a spade a spade. It's a pyramid scheme were some people will make money and more people will lose. Peace lang tayo. Quote Link to comment
jhay_christian Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 (edited) I agree with you all that this is not an INVESTMENT...all people who put their money in knows all the risks. The only reason they invested here is because of the convincing testimonies of the people who encouraged them to invest, these are the uplines. Malas lang kung nag invest ka tska na expose sa media. As far as I know, wala kang maikakaso sa mga nahuli. Wala naman kasi evidence. Wala ka naman hawak na receipt or proof. Pano mo maidedemanda ang isang Website or isang tao ng estafa kung wala ka namang proof na nireceive nila money mo? Wala namang specific na tao na nagreceive ng money mo, nothing at all! Haay life... Edited July 17, 2007 by jhay_christian Quote Link to comment
escalante Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 hindi naman namin sinisiraan ang mga nag invest dito kaso tingnan mo naman ang nangyari may kaso na lumabas against francswiss. kung gusto nyong maginvest sa isang business make sure na maglalast yung investment nyo. Niyaya nga ako ng TL ko na maginvest dyan sabi ko hindi ako naniniwala sa networking. if you would look in the past marami ng nasirang buhay ng mga pamilya dahil lang sa networking. ang sa akin lang if you're gonna invest your money into something pagaralan nyo muna kung magiging beneficial ba ito. well pera nyo naman yan kung gusto nyong iinvest sa isang walang kakwenta kwentang bagay be my guest. just want to correct you bro not all networking companies are into pyramiding, nagiging pyramiding lamang ito kung pera pera lang ang labanan at walang benebentang produkto,may produkto nga ngunit overprice naman dahil nga ang hinahabol lang eh ung kitaan sa bawat recruit. example of legitimate networking companies: avon,gano excel, tupperware, fullerlife Quote Link to comment
labadabdab Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 Just heard news in Studio 23 that NBI released a letter saying Korina Sanchez is not directly related to Francswiss controversy. Kaya lang, ika nga, where there's smoke, there is fire. Ang kagandahan dito, magaling lang talagang bombero si Korina. :hypocritesmiley: Quote Link to comment
archico01 Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 too bad francswiss is now on the news, it only shows that it's really a scam..hope we learn from the past..and i hope you learn good manners. Quote Link to comment
gaspless Posted July 18, 2007 Share Posted July 18, 2007 this was not stopped because of jealousy. it was stopped to protect people from being taken advantaged of. how can you support something like this knowing that your earning at other peoples expense? 'right on the money, dude! sana tamaan ang dapat tamaan. Quote Link to comment
grovel Posted July 18, 2007 Share Posted July 18, 2007 and i hope you learn good manners. ask ko lang po? why he would need to learn good manners? Quote Link to comment
revi Posted July 19, 2007 Share Posted July 19, 2007 I agree with Codename V.. High risk and high yields? I also consider "investing" in this too good to be true stuff as unacceptable risk.. I still remember there were two friends encouraging me to invest in different investment houses before.. Exscior and one more company that I still can't pin point the name.. The interest for both companies were absurd.. 5% and 7% yata.. I told my dad about them.. and he quickly said that these are scams.. It was done during his time daw.. He said that if the companies are into real legit businesses, I should find out what they are into coz providing 5% to 7% monthly interest to your investors means that the company is really earning a lot.. He also said that we should emulate the business that they are into, rather than investing into them.. But my dad's point was.. No company can give that high yield to its investors.. Also saying that no company in its right mind would assure its investors high yields and a fixed interest rate.. Ano yun hindi na malulugi? Therefore, its a scam.. After a few months, both of the companies who were recruiting me, folded up.. The owner of Exscior is reportedly in hiding.. and can't be found.. Therefore, one should study before he invests in any "too good to be true" yields.. Some are lucky to pull out their resources before the company folds up.. Well, the question is, what if the company goes down and your investment vanishes with them.. A bigger risk? I'd say unacceptable risk.. <_< Quote Link to comment
rayar33 Posted July 19, 2007 Share Posted July 19, 2007 SCAMS LIKE THIS CONTINUES BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE JUST TOO GREEDY!!! :evil: Quote Link to comment
riceb0i Posted July 19, 2007 Share Posted July 19, 2007 so the francsswiss thing was not a legit MLM? wawa naman mga hindi naka pull out bago ito na expose Quote Link to comment
taboolover Posted July 20, 2007 Share Posted July 20, 2007 As the saying goes, if it's too good to be true, it's probably not. Quote Link to comment
escalante Posted July 23, 2007 Share Posted July 23, 2007 so the francsswiss thing was not a legit MLM? wawa naman mga hindi naka pull out bago ito na expose definitely this is not legit...sa unang tingin mo pa lang ng plan siguradong pyramiding scam na to...sabi nga ng mga nangeengganyo na mag invest dito consider mo na ang money mo na wala na...kung bumalik man, bonus na lang syo un... , kaya ung mga huling nag invest wala na ang mga pera nila...pero magpapahinga lang yan...cguro mga after a year balik na ulit sa business yan....meron pa ngayong ganyan, global amerika sabi nila hindi pa ito sarado.... Quote Link to comment
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