South African MMM Global Victims Unveil Ponzi Scheme Tactics

South African MMM Global Victims Unveil Ponzi Scheme Tactics

MMM Global was a very risky investment from the start, and some of its users will try to convince other people to invest by showing the money they have received so far. Now that the Bitcoin experiment held by the MMM Global company is coming to an end, there is a massive outpouring of user opinions on how this platform operated. As was to be expected, some people are happy with their experience, whereas others have lost a lot of funds. Especially in South Africa, there seem to be very mixed feelings. In this day and age of social media and global communication, making one’s voice be heard....


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