Pathway-2-Prosperity - Pathway-2-Poverty - Pathway-2-Ponzi

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Don't have to ask. Unlike P2P, they all have required financial information available to the public that anyone can review. As well as things like real physical offices, principal individuals who can be identified, specific licenses to sell securities and oversight by corresponding regulatory agencies, requirements for maintaining reserves and for outside bonding, third-party insurance to cover depositors, and all of the other aspects of real investments that P2P doesn't have since it's really nothing but another pyramid scam.

Is that so. Tell me smart ass why are banks closing down and stilling people's money and you have all this so called FDIC protection? If you have more than 100,000 in the account you just got taken. Legit you say my ass. Explain that one to me since you absolutely know nothing about p2p. All of you have a great day

The fact is nothing is guaranteed in life. I for one can see that the people on here who are bashing p2p are either not in the program or are just trying to cause problems.

I can't find one post anywhere of someone saying they were ripped off.

Funny thing is I did a search for p2p and there were posts just like this on other forums saying that p2p was over every time the website went down or payouts were slow over a year ago.

FYI: Payouts were 45 days behind last year and Nick caught them up. Lets all use common sense and just wait and see what happens.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is that so. Tell me smart ass why are banks closing down and stilling people's money and you have all this so called FDIC protection? If you have more than 100,000 in the account you just got taken. Legit you say my ass. Explain that one to me since you absolutely know nothing about p2p. All of you have a great day

I guess if you believe in P2P then there's no point in bothering trying to explain how the real world works, but very few depositors have lost any money as a result of any of the recent bank closures. Other than IndyMac, they've all been assumed by other banks so there's been no loss, people simply have their money at a bank with a new name on it now instead of the old.

In the case of IndyMac, since it was put into Federal receivership, FDIC covers up to $100,000 per account (not per person). They are covering 50% above that for the larger depositors (mostly business accounts) who made up only 5% of the total accounts by value. The remaining funds are not "stolen," they're frozen until the receiver sells off the bank's assets to some other bank or investors. At that time these depositors will receive more of their money back. Furthermore, in most cases it's not that a failed bank doesn't have sufficient assets to cover it's debts, it that it doesn't have enough liquid funds and money in reserve to continue to meet requirements under banking regulations.

Doesn't sound as good as your story but reality rarely lives up to Internet rumour and conspiracy theories.

You'll soon see the difference between that and what happens when a HYIP scam like P2P fails.

(Stilling??? LOL)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I guess if you believe in P2P then there's no point in bothering trying to explain how the real world works, but very few depositors have lost any money as a result of any of the recent bank closures. Other than IndyMac, they've all been assumed by other banks so there's been no loss, people simply have their money at a bank with a new name on it now instead of the old.

In the case of IndyMac, since it was put into Federal receivership, FDIC covers up to $100,000 per account (not per person). They are covering 50% above that for the larger depositors (mostly business accounts) who made up only 5% of the total accounts by value. The remaining funds are not "stolen," they're frozen until the receiver sells off the bank's assets to some other bank or investors. At that time these depositors will receive more of their money back. Furthermore, in most cases it's not that a failed bank doesn't have sufficient assets to cover it's debts, it that it doesn't have enough liquid funds and money in reserve to continue to meet requirements under banking regulations.

Doesn't sound as good as your story but reality rarely lives up to Internet rumour and conspiracy theories.

You'll soon see the difference between that and what happens when a HYIP scam like P2P fails.

(Stilling??? LOL)

Are you going to eat your words soon? What do you have crystal ball so you're able to predict the future of p2p. Give me a break. You don't know anything you are just blowing in the wind. Give it up you are hoping and praying that what you naysayers are saying becomes reality.
LIKE I SAID BEFORE DREAM ON. you're hoping and speculating that your obsession with p2p comes true. Not this time Charlie. BANK ON IT!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I guess if you believe in P2P then there's no point in bothering trying to explain how the real world works, but very few depositors have lost any money as a result of any of the recent bank closures. Other than IndyMac, they've all been assumed by other banks so there's been no loss, people simply have their money at a bank with a new name on it now instead of the old.

In the case of IndyMac, since it was put into Federal receivership, FDIC covers up to $100,000 per account (not per person). They are covering 50% above that for the larger depositors (mostly business accounts) who made up only 5% of the total accounts by value. The remaining funds are not "stolen," they're frozen until the receiver sells off the bank's assets to some other bank or investors. At that time these depositors will receive more of their money back. Furthermore, in most cases it's not that a failed bank doesn't have sufficient assets to cover it's debts, it that it doesn't have enough liquid funds and money in reserve to continue to meet requirements under banking regulations.

Doesn't sound as good as your story but reality rarely lives up to Internet rumour and conspiracy theories.

You'll soon see the difference between that and what happens when a HYIP scam like P2P fails.

(Stilling??? LOL)

Don't you just love it you naysayers are saying the end is near an the man just keeps on delivering. Guess what the paying has not stopped it's going on and on and on. Scam you say? WRONG AGAIN!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Don't you just love it you naysayers are saying the end is near an the man just keeps on delivering. Guess what the paying has not stopped it's going on and on and on. Scam you say? WRONG AGAIN!

Problem is he keeps getting later and later with the deliveries and that's one thing that you suckers can't bullsh*t around. 52 days late and growing. For every day they fall behind that's more they owe. And since nobody's joining and putting new money in now, you're sh*t outta luck. Might have been a good ride while it lasted but it's all over but the crying now.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Watch and learn. It will disappear shortly. And you and all of the rest of the cheerleaders along with it.

why does this program bother you so much. have you ever tried and lost money in this program. like the previous writer said it is the same as gambling in a casino. how many families have been ruined by legitimate casinos and the stock market. how many families are doing without a parent because one killed themselves because they lost all of their earnings. how may people are addicted to gambling to the point they can't lead a normal life. just because an activity is legitimate doesn't mean the risks are not fatal. we all are able to make decisions, i suggest you make your own and leave others to make theirs.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

why does this program bother you so much. have you ever tried and lost money in this program. like the previous writer said it is the same as gambling in a casino. how many families have been ruined by legitimate casinos and the stock market. how many families are doing without a parent because one killed themselves because they lost all of their earnings. how may people are addicted to gambling to the point they can't lead a normal life. just because an activity is legitimate doesn't mean the risks are not fatal. we all are able to make decisions, i suggest you make your own and leave others to make theirs.

Not at all like gambling in a casino. Unless you're playing at one where the game is fixed. And the only ones who win are the first to sit down at the table. And you have people being paid commissions to pull new players up to the table who serve only to put their money in the pot to pay those already in with no chance of winning. And where people are told that they're investing in a real business instead of gambling.

And beyond being a poor analogy, you undercut your own weak argument by saying that it's the same as gambling and then going on to list all of the terrible aspects of gambling! LOL

Payouts again from P-2-P don't you just love It!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Problem is he keeps getting later and later with the deliveries and that's one thing that you suckers can't bullsh*t around. 52 days late and growing. For every day they fall behind that's more they owe. And since nobody's joining and putting new money in now, you're sh*t outta luck. Might have been a good ride while it lasted but it's all over but the crying now.

Eat **** you degenerate! It's obvious to me that you are lacking something upstairs. Get it thru your thick stupid head the program doesn't depend on other investors money but you are just praying that it will close down when you know it's not. You just can't stand it that there is something real it's called p2p you got it.