wrote:

as gen said for my post: " best laugh in a while "

wrote:

does anybody remembers what comes next?

the guy will reply "yes, yes i do"

and at the following question he will answer "What?"

For non-Russian forum users.

MMM - the largest financial pyramid in the history of Russia, which was formed in the early 90s, reached bankruptcy, which in turn has led to millions of deceived investors. After all this, the founder Sergey Mavrodi was jailed.

MMM was reorganized in 2011, and now police are not legally sufficient evidence for a criminal case, even though the National Financial Research AGENCY officially recognized this organization as a pyramid scheme.

Like any other pyramid, it exists only by investors and is working on a system of payments with the previous contributor each subsequent investor.

Of course, it is beneficial to those who have time to put into it in the first time and take out their money with accrued interest in time.

For the rest of the people of the contributors around 50% is just a means to lose their money.

MM-2011 has already been declared bankrupt in the media, investors couldn't not withdraw their money. The founder of the company has declared it a provocation and suspended payments, simultaneously creating MMM 2012. After a while, the money to depositors of the MMM-2011 have been paid out of the MMM-2012. Guess what will happen with MMM-2012?

There is a joke about it.

"Did you hear that 10% of the population of Russia is ready to invest again in the MMM?
Yeah, well, we know the exact number of idiots in the country."