Powerofpeoplesystem

Scams
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Otis writes "This is nothing more than a MLM scam, or more precisely, a pyramid scheme, even though they claim it isn’t… long recorded message that says, in part:

“If you let it I’m gonna give you access to a pre-recorded message that will show you exactly what to do to put $10,000 or more in your pocket in the next 10 to 14 days and $10,000 or more every 10 to 14 days after that.” And of course, you don’t have to sell anything or speak to anyone. Oh, this is also “TOP SECRET”!!

Just call 202-925-8245 - it's a couple minute long recording that rambles on a bit. If you can make it all the way to the end, it directs you to the website www.retirewithtroy.com, which then redirects to https://getleadresponse.com/retirewithtroy2020 and after you fill in your name, email and phone number, will redirect you again to https://powerofpeoplesystem.com/index.php?id=tryhyde29&p=info

I do not disagree, but I do not have the patience of Otis to go thru these steps. I would like to know what does this silly pyramid scheme try to get the people to do? Does anybody know?

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@gpatrickf#133188 I would like to know what does this silly pyramid scheme try to get the people to do? Does anybody know?

The originator of the ad you visit wants you to "Sign Up" so you too can receive free money. At that point, you try to get other people to "Sign Up", so they can receive free money, and you earn a 'commission' . And those people try to get more people to "Sign Up", and so on. Cost of admission depends on what "level" you want to come in as, and will cost anywhere from $3000 to $10,500 IIRC. The more people you can get, the more you can make. Very definition of a pyramid scheme.