Invest at Swisscash.biz- the Truth or Myth?
Thursday, March 25th, 2010 at
4:19 am
LaCoste asked:
1) Why 20% from an investor?
2) Why there are no names/location/contact number of banks/financial institutions they deal with?
3) Why the fee is varies? Internet fee USD 10000 but for public USD 100?
4) Why the investors ( internet) never be millionaires/trillionaires if it has opened since 1948?
5) Is this a pyramid-sceheme just to borrow money from students, house wifes and retired people to expand/test market?
6) What kind of commodities they are trading? Gold, cocoa, coffee, tin, timber from 3rd World countries?
7) If it is a Swiss company..why the company is in Dominican Republic? Why not Zurich?
1) Why 20% from an investor?
2) Why there are no names/location/contact number of banks/financial institutions they deal with?
3) Why the fee is varies? Internet fee USD 10000 but for public USD 100?
4) Why the investors ( internet) never be millionaires/trillionaires if it has opened since 1948?
5) Is this a pyramid-sceheme just to borrow money from students, house wifes and retired people to expand/test market?
6) What kind of commodities they are trading? Gold, cocoa, coffee, tin, timber from 3rd World countries?
7) If it is a Swiss company..why the company is in Dominican Republic? Why not Zurich?
Tagged with: House Wifes • Investor • Swiss Company
Filed under: Commodity Trading
Like this post? Subscribe to my RSS feed and get loads more!






good questions all. the only web presence here is generated by people involved in the marketing of this program. compare to a recognized company. one has to wonder. i’m left with the same questions you pose.
“What kind of commodities they are trading? Gold, cocoa, coffee, tin, timber…..” any legitamate company would be proud of their investment portfolio. not these folks. all they talk about is you (the potential investor) joining and giving them your money, and some pie-in-the-sky payoff that doesn’t seem likely.
RUN
All these questions are a huge tip that this is a scam to steal your money. If there are no names, no contact info, strange fees, improper registration, etc – that’s a sure sign they’re not legit.