When companies like Paazee Marketing and Realway Trading launched the service it was going well in the initial stage ,they gave huge returns to the investors as promised merely for the third cycle of investors after that the companies collapsed because they simply did money laundering no Forex Trading .Because in Forex Trading if you are good, experienced and professionally trained trader you can hardly make 20 to 25 percent from your investments it would not double or triple your investment as the above said companies promise.Basically such companies start making investor tree.
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It is very easy to understand when they get 100 investors they pay the assured returns to the first 10 persons likewise they pay 1000 persons when they get 10000 investors and what happens when the fourth level investors get the assured returns the publicity of the companies spread rapidly everywhere like fire in a dry forest.That is what they needed the unimaginable investment starts pouring from the roof during 5th ,6th and 7th level of the tree now they simply wind up the company swallowing the money collected from the public.
1, First you must not trust the Team Leader or Brokers of such companies who assure you with creamy words saying that one can earn money simply sitting at home without doing any work because he is just a mediator or broker he gets 10 percent of your investment and he is happy with that.
2, Second such companies does not come under RBI's control you cannot blame anyone that you have been cheated because no proof for investment,no agreement for investment ,no assurance in writing every thing is oral .
3,Third do not invest your hard earned money just for an oral promise because there are lots of fixed income opportunity like Bonds and Fixed deposits.If you really want to invest your money for future returns just step in to a reputed Bank.
4, Always have in mind " Birds of prey " they are not here to give money but to snatch it..
5,Here is a cheque leaf given by Paazee Marketing to a investor still uncleared