Hi all,
I'm sorry for the long lapse in posting; it has been a rather busy
week. I have been talking to several people regarding this NTI
Paris issue, including a police officer. He has assured me that the
police are looking into it, although I am beginning to worry about
their difficulty in finding evidence of wrongdoing. Unless people
within the company come forward and tell more about their company's
practices. After all, laurence82 was right ... you cannot use a
binary pyramid sketched on rough paper as evidence of fraud.
Nonetheless, I have also talked to a friend who joined NTI Paris
and urged him to get out of the scheme and report to CAD about
it.
Having said that, I must also say that I'm pleasantly surprised by
the large influx of posters in this forum after the New Year. I am
even more surprised that some of these posters came from NTI Paris
themselves. Kudos to them for seeing the light at last. It takes a
lot of soul-searching to break away from the brainwashing that NTI
Paris continuously dunks you in. I would also like to point out
that ^lobang^'s posting "i actually join for onli 1 mth plus ...
but i got back the $$$ i put in less than 1 mth...its effort tat
counts..." clearly shows the problem with most agents in the
company. Blinded by greed. It doesn't matter where or how the money
comes from. As long as they get it. Yes, NTI Paris does earn, but
as I have reiterated (and so has many others on the board), it
comes from the people at the bottom of the binary pyramid. I make
no distinction between the expansion factor here; whether it is a
"binary" scheme or "ternary" or some other expansion factor, if the
company makes money from recruiting more than product placement, it
is still a pyramid scheme. And money comes from the poor sods at
the bottom of the pyramid. So please, don't give me all the crap
about the fault lying in the people and not the company. All this
"double-speak" makes you as culpable as James Phang when it comes
to swindling. Don't even dare compare yourself to McDonalds. At
least they sell products, and they're not afraid to tell you what
their products contain.
Most of all, it's the cult mentality of NTI Paris that deeply
scares me. I cannot imagine how people in the company will take to
the company crashing down to a shruddering halt when it is finally
exposed. I agree with TroddenJaw ... step back and think a bit.
Otherwise you're going to hurt yourself, and everyone around you.
Will James Phang come by and whisper to your ear, "be strong,
failure is the mother of all success" when that happens? Even if he
does, are these motivational messages going to count for
anything?
