Pyramid schemes, i was approached Options

[MaskedMan]

Hey well i talking to one of my friends, and she told me that her friends was asking people to join this thing where i sign up (and pay like $400) to help market this pill call the MPG-CAP (even though what they really want us to do is get other people to join and pay $400). They claim the pill will add HP and MPG by just adding this pill in your tank before every fill up. I asked the guy personally how the pill worked exactly, and he couldn't answer me, so he sent me a video he said explained everything. But the videos explained nothing. The guy in the video said "you don't need to know how it works, you just need to know it works and sell it". So im like wth, so i wanted to learn more about the pill even though i wasn't interested in selling it. So i attended a seminar about it, and again nobody there had any idea how the pill worked. So then i decided to do some online research. Theres like no information on the pill at all, but all the search results that came up told me about how this is all just a marketing scam hahaha. I just wondered if anybody else has heard of this. It's called MPG-CAP from a company called Fuel For Freedom (FFI). It's like the new biggest scam now apparently.

[saleeka]

even IF the product works (and lets assume you get on average 2 mpg better with it), your still looking at a lot of gas to recover that sign up cost if the car averages 25 MPG... People are dumb

This post has been edited by saleeka: Sep 13, 2006 - 2:39 PM