First of all,I am amazed that someone bothered to interview this "investor". But ok ok..maybe someone wants to hear about these "people". You wont go into details about if its a pyramid scheme or not. Fine, I guess but why is the company located in Belize when basically everyone is european? Ah wait,harder to track tax incomes. Oh well,lets enter the bridge website
"Welcome,do you wanna invest in the same companies that made rich people richer?Do you wanna join a network of investors?"
Wow,pyramid scheme deja vu. They all themselves "networks".Coincidence perhaps,but lets continue the tour. After the intro I see the BIGGEST MOST COMMON THING IN PYRAMID SCHEMES
"As a member of bridge you get the rank Agent and you get points for new members you recruit,or when you train Agents that produces points themselves.Points can be traded weekly for cash"
Hold on,you recruit people?And then they produce points for you while you can choose to be passive?Oh boy,this is a pyramid scheme.Thank God for morons who publish this info on a webpage visitors can see. They are avoiding 1 big rule though by using a exception.This all would be ILLEGAL if there was a joining fee. There isnt,but you have to invest 7500+ SEK into a bridge recommended company as a member according to the tour so I guess thats the "fee" of getting into the "cool group of people doing nothing on top getting paid for the noobs under them"
Oh well,this is as much info I can get as a non member.
So Mr. Bo Stahlsparre (Silverfox). This isnt a pyramid scheme although it has pretty much every trademark of one?.You my friend,is busted
Now is the time when I wonder if I should contact the financial inspection or not
