Hello SPC!

Earlier today I receive an email containing the following

• NAPAPAGOD KA NA BA MAG TRABAHO SA IBANG BANSA?

• GUSTO MO BANG PALAGUIN ANG PERANG KINIKITA MO BILANG OFW ?

• SABIK KA NA BA NA MAKASAMA ANG IYONG MGA MAHAL SA BUHAY SA PILIPINAS ?

• GUSTO MO BANG MAG KAROON NG DAGDAG NA KITA SA PILIPINAS KAHIT IKAW AY NASA IBANG BANSA?

• GUSTO MO NA BANG MAGKA-NEGOSYO SA PILIPINAS NA KUMIKITA NG MALAKI KADA LINGGO AT MALIIT LANG ANG ILALABAS NA PUHUNAN?

• SAWA KA NA SA PAGIGING SWELDUHAN ?

• SAWA KA NA BA SA PAGKAKAROON NG BOSS AT PAPASOK SA OPISINA ARAW ARAW NGUNIT KULANG PA RIN ANG SWELDO MO PARA SA MGA GASTUSIN ?

• GUSTO MO KUMITA NG MALAKI MULA SA ISANG NEGOSYO NA P 8,900 LANG PUHUNAN ?

• KAILANGAN MO BA NG LIBRENG TULONG AT GABAY SA PAGPAPALAGO NG PUHUNAN MO?

• GUSTO MO BANG MAKATANGGAP NG KARAGDAGDANG TSEKE KADA LINGGO NA NAGKAKAHALAGA NG P 20,000 PATAAS KADA LINGGO?

• HINDI KA BA NAKAPAGTAPOS NG HIGH SCHOOL O
KOLEHIYO NGUNIT GUSTO MO MAGNEGOSYO AT KUMITA NG MALAKI KADA LINGGO ?

MGA TUNAY NA TESTIMONYA :

Kilalanin si Louie Gascon, ang dating kusinero lamang ng Chowking na kumita ng ISANG MILYONG PISO sa loob lamang ng ISANG BUWAN. Mula noong sumali siya noong May 2008, TATLONG MILYON na ang kinita niya mula sa Global Fusion Incorporated (GFI) at nakapagpundar na ng kotse at bahay sa loob ng WALONG BUWAN.

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Now my question is, do you believe that these kind of business really does help alleviate poverty? I will share some thought later.

As far as i know, it's true that you can start a business in Philippines with the amount of Php 8,900. These are the small food stands usually found in the malls.

But earning 1M a month with this capital is very impossible. Knowing Filipinos when it comes to competition, for sure they will not share this kind of business to public, hahahaha, just the butterfly thoughts.

Reign Butterfly wrote:
Thanks for sharing with us your precious thoughts Ms RB.

I totally agree with you regarding the small business that could be started for as low as 8,900 baht. But making it work, forgive my pessimism, is a who new story.

With regards to earning millions for such a small capital, to be honest, I have not met any person who have. Perhaps this person is extremely gifted that he can make it work for him. How I wish he would share to the Filipino people his strategy on how to achieve what he has. But as you said, trade secrets as really seldom shared publicly.

I'll post more thoughts later.

Thanks for the reply once again Ms RB

no way man! Unless itaya mo lahat sa lotto at tumama ng isang milyon.

Another scam yan, Pyramid or something like that.

Better dont click any links on that email notice and ignore it totally. Marami manloloko sa atin. Mawawala lang yang mga manloloko kung walang magpapalooko.

Ingat po tayung lahat!

based on the email Master J received, kung ang isang Pinoy ay meron Php 8,500 magkakaroon siya ng 1M in one month, marami na sana milyonaryo at milyonarya sa Pinas, ang yaman yaman na sana ng Pinas, wish ko lang.............

Master J wrote:




Well, Good for Louie Gascon and bad to those people who can't follow his foot steps.

Let say the income is possible...

And here's the answer to how and why?

First you have to give 8,900 okay and you'll receive a bag of pandisal.

The pandisal is worth, let say 1,000. And you can’t sell all of them just to get back your money because it’s not about the pandisal.

So, what are you going to sell?

Of course you’re going to sell somebody and encourage them to join this company.

By giving 8,900, this money will be divided into 2 or perhaps 3.

Using the mathematical equation of pyramid, this 8, 900 will multiply by itself.

Imagine 8,900 x 8,900 = 79,210,000.

8,900 = cash

8,900 = people

The beauty here is that, you will own your own business.

But the question is what kind business? Selling Pandisal? Or.. The other way around?

Have you figured out the equation already?

With that 79,210,000, How many people do you think will be a millionaire there?

Let’s say 79 people. What happened to the 8,821 people?

I guess you can figure it out…..



The choice is yours…

I’m just keeping my faith to my fate.






Keep the Faith!

Yes exactly right and their a saying now no free in this world,so many links in net says u win,,,blah ,,blah,,and then it was all scam...to work hard is the best key to live instantly,,and if you are free you really really happy.....

"Scams of Persuasion"

I've heard this so many times in so many companies trying to recruit me to their pyramid, Ponzi, and other investment schemes, scams, including Multitel. Ako po ay nangimbita pa ng mga kaibigan, at noong nabisto at nahuli ang nagpapalakad ang Multitel ay kinailangan ko pang bayaran ang mga inimbita ko mag-invest just to keep the friendship.

At kung papaniwalaan ang mga email na natanggap ko mula nang magkaroon ako ng email, ako po ay multi-millionaire na, with investments in Nigeria.


If it's too good to be true ....

master, ung iba kc naging successful s networking like my friend in the phil. pero ung iba nmn talgang d nagwork s kanila. syang lang yung pera. naexhaust kc ung market. daming naglabasan e.hello BP. miz yeah. sorry OT

I've already heard about this and instantly, I figured out that wasn't actually for me. I know this, when I joined Sulit.com.ph, there are a lot of these advertisements and more members(except me) are joining the "paid to click or PTC" (a pyramiding business online). It is really nice to hear they're receiving pay checque but if you are wiser, you won't just believe all they're saying. Because based of what I've read there, they lost money from the ATM (bank account was hacked or something like that). There may be people who are good rather excellent in business talk like persuading people to buy stuff or participate with this kind of pyramiding scheme, but it won't work for me. There may be people who are lucky to get rich with this kind of business... but, how many are they? still many Filipinos are working very hard to be able to have a decent income/life. Many Filipinos would still want to work abroad to reach their goal to have "REAL MONEY" to send to their hungry/needy family in the Philippines. We cannot/must rely on this kind of business. Reminder: business is like gambling or game, you'll either WIN or LOSE. In my case, I don't wanna gamble the money I have (if ever jejeje) over this kind of business because I can't afford to lose money just because I am stupid to believe others' success can also happen to me. It is really a JOKE for me