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Nigeria is a poor country and any scammer will easily exploit them because of get rich quick syndrome , people haven’t learnt from MMM and they’re still falling for packaged scammers, any company that’s not giving you money to start a business it’s 99.9% going to scam you.

Shawarmagirl:
Very hard to see any Ibo man invest his money in such scheme knowing fully well it will crash one day. If they manage to invest, they will cash out immediately.

dey play,,,just dey play,,,,dem get another side dem dey invest their own,,,,,you know na

Na lie, na greed longer throat

ARISHEM:
Harsh economy is why Nigerians are patronizing Ponzi schemes

That's Nigerians for you people who look dress and talk smart but are actually fools


This things keep rebranding itself and the next guy will say dumb stuff like I will cash out before he close"...well here we are.

They will consciously introduce the next guy and hope it gets him and not them. Very bad people that potray good.

sheflat:
If no be thief dey worry majority of us, use 20k to collect 50k

Make Una get sense na
Na scam

If you go abroad you go make millions, na scam, money no dey grow for tree for abroad, you go work to get the money

Abeg make we wise up na

Awon Mufu Olosa Oko, Oyenusi. Some will still fall victim.

Adakintroy:
That's Nigerians for you people who look dress and talk smart but are actually fools


This things keep rebranding itself and the next guy will say dumb stuff like I will cash out before he close"...well here we are.

Reason politicians keep deceiving us.

Shawarmagirl:
Very hard to see any Ibo man invest his money in such scheme knowing fully well it will crash one day. If they manage to invest, they will cash out immediately.

Most u put tribe into everything...

Hemanwel:
I have only heard of CBEX on Nairaland. What da heck is CBEX??

Likewise. Na today I dey read CBEX all over the place.

Honestey:
MMM 02

Nobody wan die, but everybody wan go heaven.

Nobody wan work, but everybody wan be billionaire.

I have seen more than 10 ponzi schemes in less than 20 years. And on each occasion, I advise friends and family against it. Some listen and walk away, but most still go ahead and lose money. Greed is part of our DNA, a lot of us can't control the greed in us.

Reason Nigerian Pastors are buying Jets and building super church edifices with their families well catered for. They sold the ponzi scheme of prayers and blessings, sowing seeds and grace, tithing and overflowing wealth. Everybody latches on to this and create wealth for the Pastorpreneur!

And the scams will never stop!

CBEX ?

ogododo:


https://punchng.com/can-nigerians-still-withdraw-their-money-on-cbex-what-you-need-to-know/

Chai!

So people still do this 100% return on investment after 30 days scams?

Make I no talk wetin dey my mind.

To those affected, Sorry for your loss. Money doesn't grow on trees.

I also learnt the hard way too some years back

FreeSpirited:
This question actually sounds like saying: "CAN NIGERIANS STILL WITHDRAW THEIR MONEY FROM MMM"?

Stop it bro

Nigerians and greed! People don't ever listen, there are no quick money anywhere... It's a pity.

ARISHEM:
Harsh economy is why Nigerians are patronizing Ponzi schemes.
Harsh economy is the reason why Ponzi schemes will continue to thrive. In the next one week another one replace CBEX and more Nigerian will swoop on it like headless chickens

You are right, People know what they are walking into, but that covetousness wey make houseflies trapped in the grave naa im dey worry All of us.

i am smart, i can chop my own before e burst, it cant burst now e go reach 3month make i rugged am ... thats the greed mine of a Nigerian

As they say, they have used the money to buy "benz"

If your man is into CBEX, 🙆🙆
Abeg give him enough breästmilk today fa,🤷🤷
Men are weeping right now Ohhh🤣

As late capt hosa okunbo of blessed memory, a great man once said to me, never invest in any business you do not have full control of.

Shawarmagirl:
Very hard to see any Ibo man invest his money in such scheme knowing fully well it will crash one day. If they manage to invest, they will cash out immediately.

From CBEX group

see you, my oga from imo state, no scheme wey him no dey shook head and e go later burst come sick

Shawarmagirl:
Very hard to see any Ibo man invest his money in such scheme knowing fully well it will crash one day. If they manage to invest, they will cash out immediately.

Hemanwel:
I have only heard of CBEX on Nairaland. What da heck is CBEX??

It is a Ponzi scheme designed to fleece greedy and ignorant people of their hard-earned money.

It promises 100% return on investment after 30 days, and claims to trade on digital assets.

It is a modified MMM

Shawarmagirl:
Very hard to see any Ibo man invest his money in such scheme knowing fully well it will crash one day. If they manage to invest, they will cash out immediately.

I first heard about it from an ibo guy on YouTube.

I talked about this several months ago.
My colleague's wife lost about 4 million to CBEX.

I no this is not funny but if you enter their telegram group now you go laugh tire

100 or 200 dolls fr verification fee, this one na final scraping the wan run ppl

Chai!!!!!

Inside Gbotigbogbo economy yi somebody is losing huge amount of dollars to fraudsters unto say they are greedy.

$800million? Or was that a mistake?

The 30days is designed to lure people into borrowing…double in 30 days, return the money borrowed.

Mining greed will always be profitable.

Kalukalu don cast!

Congratulations to the winners!

Sympathy to the losers -- Better luck next time!

I have always been determined against those scheme. My greed must be tamed by force. This chart below was just last week Thursday.

To all CBEX victims, congratulate yourselves as CBN has promise to intervene to recover back your money!

emperor4love:
100 or 200 dolls fr verification fee, this one na final scraping the wan run ppl

The people dey very heartless. After pocketing over a trillion, dem still wan suck $100 and $200 from the grieving losers.