DANNY : DE HEK aka The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger

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I had the privilege of interviewing two of the most respected EX Jehovah's Witnesses on the Internet, Kim and Mike . I needed some content so I used a new service called OpenAI and wrote this blog asking it for a parallel between Ponzi schemes and religious cults. This is going to be used as my show notes. If you're not used to using AI, would you believe it wrote this content in three minutes. It may not be 100% factual and it does repeat itself however, if you're Dyslexic like me it's a godsend. Religious cults and Ponzi schemes are both forms of manipulation and exploitation that can cause significant harm to those involved. Both rely on persuasion, deception, and manipulation to recruit and retain members or victims, and both may use tactics such as secrecy, isolation, propaganda, and financial incentives to maintain control. Both may also use charismatic leaders to gain followers or victims, and both may exploit the trust and loyalty of those involved for persona...

Pyramid schemes are illegal investment scams that promise unusually high returns with little or no risk. These schemes rely on the constant recruitment of new investors to generate returns for the early investors, but ultimately result in significant financial losses for the later investors. In this blog, we will explore the dangers of pyramid schemes and highlight four key points that investors should be aware of. - Pyramid schemes are illegal in many countries and can result in significant financial harm to investors. - Unlike legitimate investment opportunities, pyramid schemes do not generate returns from real business activities. - The early investors in a pyramid scheme make the most money, while the later investors are left with significant losses. - It is important to be cautious when considering any investment opportunity and to thoroughly research any potential investment before committing your money. A pyramid scheme is a type of investment scam in which people...

The topic of Ponzi Schemes has been in the news recently, with several high-profile cases making headlines. This type of investment fraud is unfortunately all too common, and it can have devastating consequences for unsuspecting investors. In this blog, we will explain what a Ponzi scheme is, how it works, and how you can protect yourself from falling victim to this type of fraud. - A Ponzi scheme is a type of investment scam in which returns are paid to existing investors from funds contributed by new investors, rather than from profit earned. - The scheme relies on a continuous influx of new investors to provide returns to older ones, and it typically collapses when the pool of new investors dries up. - Ponzi schemes can be difficult to identify, as the operator will often use various tactics to create the appearance of legitimacy. - If you suspect that you have been a victim of a Ponzi scheme, it is important to contact the authorities and seek legal advice as soon as...

I’ve been watching the antics of Carl Haavaldsen for months. Carl doesn’t care about anyone except himself, he openly professors to promoting Ponzi schemes, claiming to have made $4500 a day out of HyperVerse. He has been in network marketing for over 42 years and in the Crypto industry for 9 years, proudly sharing his journey with his followers to entrap them in the get rich quick investment opportunities he promotes; Ultron, NovatechFX, MacroGold, WippoFund, Pegasus and Everything Hyper and now HyperCosmos! When I saw this video of him explaining how everyone had lost their money in HyperVerse and boldly stating the only way they could get any money back, was by recruiting people into HyperCosmos, this outraged the HyperCommunity. I believe this destroys what’s left of the people who follow all the hyper Ponzi schemes. This is also a condemning video which I will do my best to give to newspapers in Canada showing help latently this guy is promoting Ponzi schemes. Watch the Original V...

Cryptocurrency, or "crypto," has garnered a lot of attention in recent years for its potential as a means of payment and investment. However, the rise of crypto has not been without its challenges. In this blog, we will explore the rise and fall of the crypto market, highlighting its key players and the factors that contributed to its decline. We will also examine the future of crypto and consider whether it has a place in the global economy. - Crypto, or cryptocurrency, is a digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security and is decentralized. - The rise of crypto, led by the release of Bitcoin in 2009, was driven by its potential as a means of payment and investment. - The lack of regulation and increased volatility in the crypto market led to a loss of confidence and a decline in its value. - The future of crypto remains uncertain, with the market still volatile and many people skeptical of its viability Cryptocurrency, also known as "cry...

Transcribed using  Descript Hello, welcome along. I'm Danny de Hek. Thank you for pressing play. Good to see you. Well, I've got a couple of ladies here that have had an involvement in a company called LunaOne , and I'll be honest, I know absolutely nothing about it, but they wanna tell me their story and they wanna warn other people about getting involved in this company. I don't know exactly where this will take us, but we're on a Zoom meeting and we're about to listen. So I'll bring up the website of LunaOne. I have today two ladies. We've got one, I've forgot your names already. Perfectly normal for me to get people's names, but we've got a Ann and we've got a Cindy Piper . Cindy. Cindy, right. I knew that . So LunaOne first glance professional looking website. Looks like they really know what they're doing when it comes to fooling people into an investment opportunity. So I have to ask one of you two lovely ladies. When did you f...

Today's post by DANNY : DE HEK is "Twizel" Alpine village of Twizel deep in the Mackenzie Country is a town where the tussock plains reach the horizon, the rivers run slowly, the mountains touch the sky. Deep in the Mackenzie Country is a town where the tussock plains reach the horizon, the rivers run slowly, and the mountains touch the sky. Twizel nestles among peaceful lakes, where the broad plain meets the foothills of the Southern Alps. It began as a construction workers’ hostel town for the Upper Waitaki Power Development Scheme. When the project ceased and the workforce left, the town was passed to the Mackenzie County Council. Since then it has been growing in popularity as a holiday centre. The backdrop of snow-capped mountains inspires awe, but the climate can be harsh, with high summer temperatures and winter hoarfrosts. However the town is a convenient base for day trips into the surrounding countryside. Mt. Cook is just 40 minutes away, and the nearby ...