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Wow - do people really pitch this kind of stuff? And finding its way onto forums like this? I guess if you throw the idea out there to enough people, some will get taken in. It's sad but true.
A whois and traceroute search clearly shows pensionput.com is the same nonsense as in http://www.bullmarketboard.com/threads/5700-Crytpo-Trade-Investment-6000-after-48-hours with no idensity and the site, bounced through the UK, is hosted in the BVI. James Bond (yea, sure) is the administrator of payinghyiponline.com and the site appears to be hosted in Amsterdam The Netherlands. Some of the hops seem wonky, returning "unknown host" messages. Can't believe people fall for this crap. Pfft.
I wonder why this site allows such a post that is too good to be true and obviously a scam. My question is this. If that business is true then why invite people? If I were you, I would sell my soul to invest all the money I have and I would be a billionaire in no time at all. And then I could buy back my soul from the devil. But I honestly believe that there are gullible people who still fall for that spiel of quick money scheme. Those greedy souls deserve that.
This guy has been posting the same B*****T for months now on different investing and financial independence forums. I wonder if anyone is going to fall for this. It's obviously a scam. Only a complete fool would fall for this kind of s**t.
