Sociopaths On Stage Selling Ponzi Schemes

Free money at 20% returns... what could go wrong?

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This video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it a Napolean Hill pitch.

[bob]

I just got an ad for an Etsy store that says "I was tired of seeing scams being advertised on Coffeezilla's videos". This person is a genius.

[flioink]

So many altruistic business people, wanting to help the struggling working class! Such inspiring individuals. Truly unbelievable!

[Stakewithnerd]

They came to the conclusion that the Internet was here to stay in 2009? Lol this man is ahead of the trends LOL

[justjacqueline]

Beware the guru who tells you upfront, "that he is not a financial adviser", then goes on to tell you about some alt coin.

[reaperschild]

I actually have a scammer who claims to be a retired special forces SGT who can make you $10k to $30k every week without selling. He’s been bothering me for years lol. Idk how they got my number. But they continue to use different numbers. Good old SGT Marc. At one point he claimed to be a retired police sgt. I guess soldier sounds better.

[shethewriter]

Um the dude's interaction with his wife is downright alarming

[khathaway]

Sounds like a must miss investment opportunity.

[R.a.t.t.y]

You don’t call it:
- Stealing ideas
- Plagiarism

You call it
- Standing on the shoulders of giants
- Research

[tpespos]

Can we stop and appreciate how good of a closing jingle Coffee has here

[aussernllc]

The sociopath with the repeated reminders to speak directly in to the mic should have watched his own creepy performance. People were not listening to her. They were watching her. Huge difference.

[zachburskey]

I've worked selling annuities before. The rule of investment is that the most you can realistically expect on a investment is 8% back, that's when everything is going well, with no hiccups. Which is why people buy annuities because many have locked in rates of 3-5% return, usually less if an immediate annuity.
20% return with a guarantee of a new location or building if it doesn't happen?
How do people seriously fall into this stuff?

[MindfulSeduction]

BabyZilla must be on the way cus coffee's working really hard making vids every day

[zang]

Could you do a video on these "Pay your mortgage off in 5 or 7 years" scams? One of these guys had the gall to show up at a business group meeting as a guest and push it. He wanted an up-front payment of $2, 700. He said, "If you don't have the cash, no problem. I can take a credit card." The presentation uses circular logic about moving money from this account to that account, using float off your credit cards, etc.

[BitcoinClips]

When ever you see one of these "greatest opportunity of our live time" ventures. Always go to this question "if you could make that much fromit and it works then why are you telling people?"

They wouldn't be wasting their time on YT if were were ever raking in half of what they claim to make. Trust me.

[infinitelybanta]

“Kenneth Courtright, 53, was convicted on seven counts of wire fraud and now faces up to 20 years in prison on each count.” That was in July 2023, an article said sentencing was supposed to be on October 4th but I haven’t found any follow up to that yet. Assuming it got delayed. Enjoy it while you can Ken, have a feeling you won’t be seeing the outside maybe ever again.

[JonathanTheZombie]

Anyone who unironically uses the word “revenue stream” is a scammer

[CheekyFoxCo]

I have a raging chronic migraine and STILL watched your video. Keep up the good work.

[EmiliaGardner]

great to see this story being covered!

[sunnyt]

I personally know a couple of people who lost $1mil+ on this one sadly.

[robert]

The only realistic 20% return is a hero like Coffee saving 20% trusting persons from getting scammed :)