make money with Ponzi scheme website?

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Hi,

Is there anyone you know who made money with weird forex trading website, especially imarketlive ?

I mean it's obvious that's a scam:
the website tell you that they found a miraculous way to make money on autopilot, but for use it, you need to pay a membership fee every month and infact the only way to get money is to invit as much as possible people on the platform.

But im wandering, for every ponzi scheme as long as it doesn't fall you should make money from it right?

Just curious.
 
The Ponzi Scheme will fall sooner or later. It's only a matter of how high up in the pyramid scheme you are when it all falls down. The higher ups still make their money while the majority lose it all or most.
 
I've made money with Bitconnect which is a ponzi scheme imo. But the gains I made aren't super unusual for Cryptocurrency so it could potentially never collapse considering they have a ton of influence on the market due to how much buying power they have.
 
I'm not quite sure what it really is, but a friend of mine is getting paid for letting someone use his card and his money.
Before you attack me saying I'm a fool, I'm 100% sure of this and it works. God knows for how long though.
Keep in mind this is a website that works with thousands of people. My friend was required to purchase an AdvCash card and put funds in it. He deposited 300$ and was promised 450$ in a month. Thus far, he has withdrawn around 600$ and has more funds to "work" with.

My best guess would be that their end game is to gather a lot of users, thus making a lot of money and sending that money to some off-shore account and making a run for it.
 
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