meatcurtains wrote:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081219/ap_on_re_us/madoff_ponzi_schemers;_ylt=AmZIJ_fh2ly_I6d6dQ2lJawDW7oF
That article says it all, especially the part about a Ponzi being "WILDLY LUCRATIVE" for the early investors and recruiters.
This question goes out to all the early investors: Have you received wildly lucrative returns on your investments in Agape? If so, why do you think that is?; because you're a super-genius who is smarter than the average bear? Probably not, boo-boo. Y'all are probably the same people who pat yourself on the back when you buy something that "fell off the truck" for 20% of the actual price. It's called straddling the line between being an idiot and a criminal..........and I'm sure most of your aren't so dumb.
Finally, this question goes out to ALL Agape investors: Have you seen a marked improvement in the lifestyle of the recruiter who brought you into this "opportunity?" Does his/her car cost more than a modest house? Has he/she bought an expensive home recently? Do he/she travel frequently? If the answers to these questions are yes, then you should probably worry because it sounds like your recruiter's experience with Agape has been "wildly lucrative."
And by the way, what was your recruiter doing 5-10 years ago? If he/she was just an average-Joe, or an average-inmate, it's really time to start worrying.
Good luck.