I do believe that other factors need to be taken into consideration also apart from this.

I know your 1st post was aimed at Veyron and not me. I responded to the one aimed at me.Again, I respect your point of view. I tried to explain the way I see things from my perspective.Best..

I see, I agree what you're saying actually.. I think what you're suggesting contradicts with umbertino's idea of unreliable admins in that you believe if we play by the rules you suggested, we will eventually earn in the end. The key word here is: in the end.

Exactly..Many factors could play out in the game of HYIP..



I'm glad to see such mature and sensible member hanging around MMG, creating a very amiable environment for everyone to express their views..

Well, I gave a short explanation of them concerning CT in previous post.

My sincere regards to all of you for your appreciation

Well, personally I always like and try learning so thank you for your interesting input. Appreciated. Best to you.

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Since I don't you that well yet, I have no way of knowing if you're being sincere or sarcastic in this post of yours. I hope the latter, of course...

cashtanker tanked damn

I'm sure it was sarcasm and I think his post was actually directed to MMStuff.

Oh, but that comment was right after reporting something I had written..........

This post has been edited by umbertino49: Jan 4 2010, 03:13 PM

He reported you?? Why, there wasn`t anything in your post that was bad!! Are you sure he did?

No, I meant that his comment was written after showing my post,in his reply.So I thought his comment was addressed at me.

This post has been edited by umbertino49: Jan 6 2010, 08:12 AM

Well, it's fortunate that I wandered in here and found you talking about my post...

Let's take a look at it, since you seem to be bothered by what I said...



First of all, you could have much more valid points in mind than what comes across in your words, as your grammar and spelling leave something to be desired. IOW, what the words literally say is ambiguous, and easily misunderstood. What the reader thinks you are saying and what you are trying to say could be two different things. That's why precision in grammar, etc., is important.

The fact is, that as far back as October I could see there was a serious problem with CashTanker. I kept thinking how could Sam expect to pay out everyone their principal on Christmas Day? So I sent him an email, and he answered me. He said that everyone would get their principal back the day after Christmas. The obvious question then would be (and it was, in fact) to me, "If Sam is willing to tell me that by private email, why is he not saying it to everyone on the website?"

That's when I made my plan, and I stuck to it. I didn't wait for December and analyze his psychology. By then it would be too late. The math is very simple. You don't need anything abstract or analytical. I merely computed how many days it would take me to get all my principal out by 2% daily interest, such that I would be clear by the beginning of December. The reason I picked that time was, that back in October it was evident that some manner of problem was certain to erupt in December when a growing percentage of the members become aware of the inherent difficulty Sam was going to face come Christmas payout. I actually did not anticipate the SP issue that would actually take place.

Once I knew how many days I would need, then I knew what the last day would be beyond which I could not afford to deposit any more, lest my recovery of my principal would be short. When that day came, I made no more deposits. I turned compounding off, and I withdrew all my interest. By the end of November, I had one referral whose deposits made my schedule accelerate, and put me in profit immediately. The next week is when he disseminated his famous back tracking red flag email:



Question: Why do you suppose he was asking us not to send support tickets to SP?

Answer: The more questions SP would get, the faster his funds would be frozen there, and he wanted to get out as much as he could before that happened.

I was quite lucky to make it out in time. I would attribute my success to a combination of luck, simple math, some experience, and a touch of intuition, for it was essential that the correct course be set well before November. It takes 50 days for 2% interest to repay a deposit. And CT only counted interest on week days. Counting backwards, therefore, anyone who made a single deposit after October 16th would be unable to recover their principal by December 24th.

But since problems were likely in December, as I explained above, we would have been prudent to make no more deposits after September, and turn compounding off, so as to achieve recovery of principal by early December.

As it was, the moment Sam made that switch, announced by his email, above, it was too late. That was December 7th, "A date that will live in infamy," and at that time, everyone who had not withdrawn all their principal, or more, would be losers at CashTanker.