Prosperita Group - PGI International Ponzi Scheme

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Old Jul 3rd, 2009, 12:23 PM   #11
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Ok so this was the first thing I ever got involved in...call me stupid. People on this site get so nasty when someone is asking for advice...jeeez.....so am I also stupid since I contacted my local FBI, etc. I not only gave them access to my account on there, but I had also printed out all the posts, email, etc. that they deleted and made no longer accessible long before they got rid of everything. I faxed everything I had to the man who was assigned the case. He has it all addresses (whether fake or not), promises, notices, emails, etc. Now I feel better. I am not disappointed in the money I lost, which is not much...I am more disappointed that there are people like this in the world and I hope to God "she" or whomever gets nailed to the wall. The gentlemen I spoke to at my FBI office told me I did good on printing everything out, etc. before they deleted everything...so lets just sit back and watch to see if this "*****" gets nailed to the wall. If she was in front of me, personally, I would kick her ass, lol....
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Old Jul 4th, 2009, 03:20 AM   #12
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Hey it's not stupid. These scams can seem really legitimate and it's easy to get sucked in. I did! Good thing we aren't in it for $thousands and $thousands!!

We both did the right thing by reporting it. But if you know others that are in this scam, you should encourage them to report it too. The FBI or any law enforcement agency will not be willing to invest many resources unless they get several reports. But because Prosperita is an obvious "fake" company, they are probably going to at least contact the Swiss authorities and alert them.

I suspect that "Belinda" is already on the move. maybe already left Switzerland. After all, she already got the money.. from you and me and all other members!!

Anyway, please keep us up to date on what you find out! I will too.
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Old Jul 6th, 2009, 12:56 PM   #13
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Late in June another ponzi scheme went belly up. It didn’t receive the same media attention as Madoff’s, probably because it didn’t involve financial institutions as victims. But once again people’s lives have been destroyed by malicious scammers playing on people’s greed. In this case we are talking about Prosperita Group also known as PGI International, run by a shady character named ‘Belinda’ (allegedly one Belinda Eigenmann with addresses in Switzerland and Canada) who has been associated with other similar scams in the past.

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Old Jul 7th, 2009, 09:06 AM   #14
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I know it was stupid to encourage our members to invest in this scam, but this belinda eigenmann seemed so self-assured and honest, and she actually paid a little bit out at first. Now I know she is a liar and from what I have heard from others she has conned many people out of a lot of money, and have lied about many things surrounding this investment.

There are other people involved too. There are some swedish, british and/or aussies involved in this scam. I have spoken to them on the phone before. One is named "Colleen" and i think her accent sounded aussie or british ( I think aussie). I seem to remember receiving some emails from a one "Mikael" which is hard to tell but I think the spelling is Swedish.

Ohh god I hope they catch this thieving b!tch and her cronies and maybe we'll get some of our money back.
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Old Jul 8th, 2009, 04:15 AM   #15
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I know it was stupid to encourage our members to invest in this scam, but this belinda eigenmann seemed so self-assured and honest, and she actually paid a little bit out at first. Now I know she is a liar and from what I have heard from others she has conned many people out of a lot of money, and have lied about many things surrounding this investment.

There are other people involved too. There are some swedish, british and/or aussies involved in this scam. I have spoken to them on the phone before. One is named "Colleen" and i think her accent sounded aussie or british ( I think aussie). I seem to remember receiving some emails from a one "Mikael" which is hard to tell but I think the spelling is Swedish.

Ohh god I hope they catch this thieving b!tch and her cronies and maybe we'll get some of our money back.

Prosperita is ponzi piggyback on GPP. Prosperita depends on GPP payout. They expected to get rich on June 30th, but that didn't work out because GPP is a scam. This is why now they made up the excuse that bank "froze" the accounts - because the debit cards from GPP never came and never will.

Since GPP will never pay then Prosperita will never be able to pay, so it doesnt matter what Prosperita says or promises in the future because they are depending on payout from GPP, which is only another scam and will never pay.

You wont get your money back because there isnt any to give back. GPP is scam and wont pay and that is the last possibility for prosperita.
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Old Jul 8th, 2009, 08:27 AM   #16
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You bunch of cry babies. Las Vegas would love to see you people come in the casinos and loose.

"Mommy mommy I put my money in the slot machines and it took it all. Now I want the casino owner jailed and my money back"

HA! :-)
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Old Jul 9th, 2009, 01:33 AM   #17
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You bunch of cry babies. Las Vegas would love to see you people come in the casinos and loose.

"Mommy mommy I put my money in the slot machines and it took it all. Now I want the casino owner jailed and my money back"

HA! :-)
Big difference between a slot machine and a legitimate investment scheme:

You are "likely" to lose all your money in a slot machine. This is simply the nature of any casino game.

While most investment disclaimers indicate that there is a possibility of not achieving any gains, it is unlikely that you will lose ALL of your money in a legitimate investment scheme. In fact any investment that warns that you are LIKELY to lose ALL of your money is nothing more than a crap shoot, and likely a scam anyway.
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You bunch of cry babies. Las Vegas would love to see you people come in the casinos and loose.

"Mommy mommy I put my money in the slot machines and it took it all. Now I want the casino owner jailed and my money back"

HA! :-)
Since you seem to think it's OK to totally misrepresent an investment and at the end walk away with all the investors' money, I have a deal for you that you should embrace:

You give me $10,000 and I >might< give you back $100K someday. In any case your $10K is safe, you can always get that back... just ask (sucker)...

OK? Deal? I'll give you an account to put the money in.
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American citizens are forbidden by law from investing their money in at least 99% of the opportunities of the world.
The FBI are waiting for you to turn up at their doorstep. Don't forget to give them all your personal details. How dumb can some people be.
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I know it was stupid to encourage our members to invest in this scam .
Bad enough to report yourself, but really stupid to own up that you encouraged others also.
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