Most users, whose reviews of the international system of mutual financial assistance Mobius Line found on the Internet, believe that the project under discussion is a classic financial pyramid. The one who registered earlier makes a profit from the contributions of the participants who came to the project later.
What are the dangers of pyramid schemes?
The fact that pyramid schemes are illegal does not stop (and sometimes attracts) a lot of people who seek passive enrichment. If we talk directly about the Mobius Line project, the reviews of the deceived participants indicate the following:
- The authors of advertising texts do not hide and even actively advertise the involvement of this type of enrichment in financial pyramids. Potential participants are informed that they will profit from the contributions of many other people who will register afterthem.
- A program specially designed and built into the site creates the impression of subsequent registrations and transfers of funds that "fall" into the account of a potential victim.
- Money is not paid to any of the participants. A person who wishes to collect his earnings is offered to pay a commission fee first. After that, the scam is considered completed, and the organizers of the project lose interest in the victim.
Mobius Line Affiliate Program: Member Testimonials
The partners of the project, in addition to promising high earnings, notify potential newcomers of the opportunity to make a profit in an accelerated mode. True, only the first ten thousand participants will be able to evaluate such earnings. But absolutely all users who join the international system of financial mutual assistance Mobius Line and invite fifty friends will receive a gift - a brand new iPhone with the ability to connect any mobile operator.
Down with lies
The content of affiliate content is surprisingly inconsistent. Judging by the advertising texts published on some sites, Mobius Line opposes financial pyramid schemes and even "declares war" on supporters of fraudulent schemes.
No need to invite anyone
Reading and listening to the advertising information published by the project partners, one can assume that several international mutual financial assistance systems with the same name coexist peacefully on the Internet. Maybe one of the participants in the affiliate program was inattentive, listening orreading the mentors briefing?
According to the next version of the relationship between the project and users, there is no need to attract new participants. Income goes to users' accounts from everywhere - every person, familiar and unfamiliar, who registered earlier or later, can turn into a "financial donor".
A certain category of participants in the "affiliate program" presents the project under discussion as a structure similar to the Soviet mutual aid fund. The only difference is complete anonymity. Participants have no idea where voluntary donations come from - from a referee, a participant who has registered in a neighboring "branch", or from an unknown stranger.
Who to trust? Whose promises are true, and whose are not? Given all of the above, we can assume that the gag is the result of creative research by the Mobius Line project partners themselves. Affiliate program members' testimonials that are startlingly inconsistent may be driven by a desire to succeed quickly on the recruiting path. Were their efforts of referrals crowned with success, did they receive the promised interest? It is unknown.
Mobius Line is a scam! Where do user donations go?
According to information published on one of the affiliate web pages, you can withdraw profits to your wallet only after a beginner receives fifty transfers from other participants (as a rule, persons unknown to him). Is that right?
Reviews from participants indicate that nonethe person who registered on the site has not yet received payments. The only real currency is a voluntary contribution, which remains in the bins of the project. It is impossible to know how true these words are - the authors of negative comments did not want to make their real names public.
The fact that the funds voluntarily transferred by the participants are stored on the site is confirmed by the participants of the affiliate program. Further, according to information released by Mobius Line partners, donations should be given as a gift to participants who need money more than others. How the organizers of the project determine who needs more and who needs less is unknown.
Mobius Line positions itself as an intermediary between donors and recipients of money. When distributing funds, project developers are guided by an algorithm called closed list technology. Each participant of the system can at any time get acquainted with the statistics of the distribution of "gifts", but it is impossible to return the money that he transferred to the site.
Forewarned and in agreement…
On the Internet, information was found confirming that participants who are still considering an offer to join the donor community are repeatedly warned that the transfer of personal funds is a voluntary matter. The amount transferred to the project account is non-refundable. What drives people to commit rash acts? Why, having voluntarily parted with a small amount, they have no doubt that this modest contribution will initiatedecent passive income?
The most plausible are two versions of what is happening:
- The project is a kind of "magnet" for thrill-seekers.
- When registering for the project, users are guided by the first lines of advertising texts and the shortest video clips, reflecting only the main aspects of interaction with Mobius Line. Feedback from deceived users confirms the likelihood that none of them went into the details of the user agreement.
