BEVERLY HILLS, February 23, (THEWILL) – Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox (MMM) has come again with new rules for Ponzi scheme.
This time, it has announced its decision to freeze all bonuses acquired before January 1, 2017 saying the new measures is to ‘serve them better’.
The information was forwarded by the founder, Sergey Mavrodi, who wrote to participants in Nigeria, posted on the Personal Office (PO) of the site’s environment and displayed for every member to participate in its activities, asking that they pay some money into the system, before they can cash out of the scheme.
“Dear participants,” the letter read.
“You constantly reproach us stating we don’t listen to your opinions however we really do. We try to carry out the most reasonable and efficient suggestions immediately.
“Particularly, in accordance with your suggestions, we will soon take the following measures:
“We will stop the growth of confirmed Mavros acquired before the 1st of January 2017. We will freeze the bonuses received before the 1st of January 2017 (so that limited withdrawal of Mavro-2016 will include only contributions, not bonuses).
“We will introduce a new rule according to which the withdrawal amount cannot exceed triple amount of the provided help (so, GH cannot exceed PH more than in 3 times). Many participants and guiders withdraw bonuses in such big amounts without PH that it threatens the stability of the whole System. (We don’t agree, however we will accept preferences of the majority. With this rule, you can’t withdraw only bonuses without providing help.
“Therefore, keep on sending us your suggestions. We will take them into account (At least, we will try).
“Best regards, Sergey Mavrodi.”
THEWILL recalls that quite a number of Nigerians, who invested in the scheme with the hope of getting 30 per cent in return were thrown into distress after the scheme failed with its return plans since December leaving a few Nigerians to commit suicide.
Meanwhile, Chuddy Ugorji, the initiator of the Nigerian faction of MMM has reportedly fled the country with his wife, Amaka, having absconded and relocated to the Philippines when many investors were waiting anxiously to be paid back their money with the agreed interest.
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