Traffic Monsoon

MARKMAKAVELI

Morning All,

I'm looking for advice on this please.
The usual google search suggests a scam, but when I've looked into it further it does seem legit.

I've seen real people's proof of earnings but I'm still hesitant.

I emailed Paypal but just got a generic response about buyer protection.

Please only reply if you genuinly have experience with this. I know the temptation is to shout scam and run away! Feels like your standard pyramid scheme but money is there to be earned.

Can anyone advise me please?

antrobus

MARKMAKAVELI wrote: »

...Can anyone advise me please?

It's a 100% guaranteed scam.

wongawonga

Its a 24 carat ponzi/pyramid scheme.

Read this page carefully : http://taratalkstoday.blogspot.co.uk/p/traffic-monsoon-scam.html

Barge Pole .Dont touch with. Comes to mind.

paddyrg

The guy behind it has apparently been behind a dozen or so similar schemes which all dry up when they run out of new dupes.

homebizgal96

Some people do well with it, however, it should not be considered a primary business.

It's one of those risky money programs. If there are no advertisers then there's no money to be made.

I suggest you find another way to make money - a legit business where you have control.

Just my two cents.

MARKMAKAVELI

I appreciate your responses and I have decided not to take the risk.

As far as it being a scam, I have seen real people's withdrawals from this, so I know you can make serious money. As others have said, the threat of it "drying up" is not worth it.

Browntoa

Unless you get in at the top of the pyramid it is impossible to recruit enough people under you within a surprisingly low level


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramid_scam

antrobus

MARKMAKAVELI wrote: »

I appreciate your responses and I have decided not to take the risk...

Good idea.

MARKMAKAVELI wrote: »

...As far as it being a scam, I have seen real people's withdrawals from this, so I know you can make serious money. As others have said, the threat of it "drying up" is not worth it.

That is how these ponzi type scams work. They rely on some 'early adopters' who actually do get some money out, and are prepared to make a song and dance about it, in order to convince the masses that it's all legitimate. It is part of the scam.

wongawonga

If it goes base over apex as it surely will, the reciever/administrator could well attempt to recover any proceeds from the bigger players.So those flashing how much money they are making could well be on the receiving end of clawback lawsuits.

fairyclicks

Just thought i would add to this thread that the payments are now taking at least 3 weeks to be processed and Scoville is asking people to make more payments in. I have been following the recent developments closely!

niftyone

If you were foolish/unfortunate enough to get involved in Traffic Monsoon. Good news some people have managed to recover payments from Pay Pal.

Visit https://www.facebook.com/TrafficMonsoonPONZI/?fref=ts for info.