The website of vemma builder will attract Internet surfers with the phrase “I’ll
pay for you”. One of the many
web sites offering income through the Internet. It got me interested, however, I just added the link to my favorites. When I had the time to go over it, I was convinced to register because someone will pay for me. I have gone through the quite long process of
registration until I reached the part to submit the form. I scrolled down to find the submit button then clicked on it. To my surprise, the form was not submitted! Scrolling back down, there was a field for a credit card.
Reading further, it said that I promise to recruit two under my
matrix for whom I shall be paying their registration fees!
Truth is, I am really lazy at reading lengthy text on the computer. I don’t
know why I still prefer reading hardcopy. I actually did not read how I would be
making money out of it. I just presumed that it would be generated by my downline. You know, the regular pyramiding scheme with exponential growth? Having not read the scheme, the pay out that I would be making would, in all probability, come from any two of the four my recruits would be recruiting.
In my disgust, I did not bother completing the registration. I never thought that it would have any effect. Another surprise came…a barrage of emails kept coming in to my email! With all sorts of RE:s, you’ll never know where it came from! After reading a few, with the words “builder” and “matrix” in them, the web site had obviously given my email address to all their members! The issue now is how to unsubscribe to all those, if not, I will keep getting them.
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