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TVI Express Revisited!

November 15th, 2009 · 2 Comments

I am so provoked by so many Email solicitations to join TVI Express that I found it necessary to revisit the subject! Here is the punch line of a few sample Emails swept into my trash bin recently: “TVI Express Get in for $37 instead of $250”, “VI Express for ONLY *37”, “TVI Express for only $50. For real.”

They are offering bargain entry fees now!

What disappoints me most, people are still joining this scam even though it is such a crude scheme and obviously so!

I think these people promoting TVI Express fully realise they are selling a scam. They wanted to pocket a few $’s by the power of the Internet before the bubble bursts.

In the Hubpages forum, someone commented in a discussion pertinent to TVI Express: “There are 6 billion people on this planet.” My comment against that statement was: “I interpret this statement like this: what if that is a scam, there are 6 billion people on this Planet, some of them will contribute to the fat check in my pocket!”

In the same discussion, I followed by working out the person on top of the pyramid would require 40 recruits to fill the pocket with $10000 that is each of them paying $250 not the bargain of $37. The next line down of 40 persons will require 1600 persons.

The 1600 persons will need 64000 persons, then 2560000, 102400000, 4096000000 and then 163,840,000,000. Suddenly 6 billion isn’t such a great number! The recruits on line 7 of the pyramid will run out of people to contribute to their $10000 pay check!

Although a bit hazy, I still remember a pyramid scheme: the so called “Women Helping Women Gifting Club” in UK. That was quite hot initially just like TVI Express now. I also remember when the bubble burst, a lot of housewives lost a lot and money and provoked recriminations and loads of discussions on TV.

If thinking of joining TVI Express, I strongly advise against it. Those who can make money from this kind of scheme can make money legitimately doing anything else, because they obviously have the ability.

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