Traffic Monsoon - trafficmonsoon.com

[dieutho]

This company's advertising & sharing plans were carefully thought through to provide a mutually beneficial experience over the long term.

 

With such plans, you can't go wrong because the quality of advertising services you're paying for out-weight the price. Advertising purchases are delivered fast, and withdrawals are processed within 24 hours.

 

Share up to 110%

10% Affiliate Commissions

 

This really is good and quality advertising. Give this one some real attention

 

Perfect for promoting new releases, and your other opportunities.

 

You can use the traffice exchange for free, so there's no reason not to try this one out!

 

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[Darren Olander]

It appears Traffic Monsoon is in trouble:

 

 

The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a lawsuit Tuesday in federal court in Salt Lake City and asked for a temporary restraining order against a company called Traffic Monsoon and owner Charles David Scoville, 36, of Murray. U.S. District Judge Jill Parrish granted the restraining order Tuesday evening, freezing the assets of Scoville and Traffic Monsoon, which is sitting on about $60 million in cash in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. Regulators seek appointment of a receiver to find and protect the assets of Scoville and the company.   Source: http://www.sltrib.com/home/4160984-155/feds-says-utah-ponzi-scheme-took

[asepkomara]

So true its in trouble 

 

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[troysavary]

It appears Traffic Monsoon is in trouble:

 

As soon as I saw Traffic Monsoon, I knew the SEC would be involved. It screamed Ponzi from the start. It is no different than those autosurfs from about 10 years ago that paid you a certain percentage of your investment each day to surf until you had reached 144% or whatever, then you cashed out. Just like Traffic Monsoon, they were not paying from investing, but from the upgrade fees of later joiners. Those systems are never sustainable long term.

[jonjenkins]

That's a shame about Traffic Monsoon - it was looking like the best of the rev-share type of system. On the other hand, it seemed like a slow rate of return to me.

[Darren Olander]

On the other hand, it seemed like a slow rate of return to me.

 

Pretty sure that is why it lasted as long as it did, until Feds caught on to it.

[troysavary]

Slow return or fast return, Ponzis always eventually collapse. If the only reason to join a program in the pay plan, it most likely is an illegal pyramid. Unless there is a product worth buying even if there was no comp plan, it cannot sustain itself.

[bobbyk1]

We will see what happens with the Fed. I am a member, and like TM. Supposedly the owner was taking in more money than was needed to pay out, operating at a profit. Most ponzies don't look anything like that. If it wins the case does that validate it once and for all?