User talk:Thealexan

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July 2012
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JustBeenPaid
I noticed you added a large amount of info to High-yield investment program about JustBeenPaid, an "indefinitely sustainable" program. The only thing that makes this program sustainable is that its proprietor can "restart" it by switching from a Ponzi scheme (2% per day payout) to a pyramid scheme (matrixes where $80 comes in on the bottom level and $60 is paid out on the top level). Both of these schemes operate by taking money from people within the program to pay people within the program, although the pyramid scheme part actually pays out less by funneling money to the operators. White 720 (talk) 03:22, 30 July 2012 (UTC)