would anyone like to invest in my Ponzi scheme?
ok. This doesn’t really have to do with bodybuilding. MONEY has really been on my mind this week. More good news yesterday as my son got accepted to NC State College of Management. Now I will have 1 starting at UNC and 1 at State next fall. Two freshman in college … arrgh. I am happy but thinking about the $$.
If I was more unethical it seems there are many more ways to get money. The Ponzi scheme is one. Just have investors send your their millions. : ). Here is my other idea. Some people think the world is going to end on December 21st 2012. I could create a website and tell people that in order to go to heaven, they need to get rid of all their worldly possessions. By selling them and sending the money to me.
It seems there are always gullible people out there. Did you read about the guy who scammed several hundred thousand dollars from family and friends by telling them that he was going to scan their bodies from space (from a satellite) and diagnose any medical problems? And then if there was a medical problem, secret agents would come and administer medicine to them while they were sleeping! Get this. The news article said "family and friends". That means that a NUMBER of people fell for this.
Well, considering I don’t want to take advantage of people. Guess I will just have to WORK HARD to get more money. And hope for scholarships for the kids.
Wishing everyone a great weekend and a great workout.
January 31, 2009 at 5:51 am
Thats funny. Let me know if the Ponzi scheme works. I have a 4-year old who’s smart like a ninja. She’ll need lotsa $ for college. Good luck to your boys!
January 31, 2009 at 6:39 am
well you have to make them use there imagination and creativity.
That is one of the most important part as well as that it a not many could enter.
But anyway for people who go tricked on a the Ponzi scheme sometimes they deserve it because they should have though with there mind and how he is going to have high returns instead of looking at the return number which is unrealistically high