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Originally Posted by itzdreaming
What ST in SCAM folder....wat a joke..
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Is ST legal? No.
Will the average member make money? No.
Will the average member lose money? Yes, a lot.
Would going to a casino be a better investment? yes, it actually would.
- Is ST a scam? Yes.
Here's an example: StudioTraffic ponzi has been around for over two years and it's been worked out mathematically that at least 92% will end up with nothing, at most 3% will end up with about 13 times their money (the 'at most' comes from whether they've compounded or not), and 2% will end up with about 4 times their money.
Let's say that 1,000,000$ dollars is invested (it's actually much more now).
92%, or 920,000$ is lost by members.
3% * 13, or 390,000$ is made by the luckiest members.
2% * 4, or 80,000$ is made by the semi-lucky members.
And John walks away with a profit of over 500,000$ per every million invested. Not because they're some immoral scammer (which they actually are), but because there simply isn't enough money to pay the members; the debts grow so fast that the ST admin could simultaneously have millions to run away with and be bankrupt at the same time.
And about the "ST" businesses;
Having "999999" businesses doesn't make them more stable than having one. It makes them much less stable. If there were a company trying to set up one innovative new business and offering realistic returns on money, I might believe them. I still wouldnt, most likely, If they were offering 365% a day or trying to link the returns to autosurfing because these claims are dubious and unprofessional, but I wouldn't instantly suspect scam as I do with ST. And by looking through the numbers, it is clear that ST is a scam that can't support itself from its autosurf, can't support itself from its other businesses, and can't really do anything except string members along for a while with the intent of robbing them.