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Unipay2u

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 11:51 pm
by JamesVincent
I havent seen a thread for these guys yet so Ill start one. First a little description of what the company is supposed to do.

http://www.npros.com/dir/unipay2u/
UniPay2U provides both gold and gold storage in what they call a professional bullion vault. Individuals who use the service have their purchases stored by Via Mat in Switzerland, United Kingdom, or the United States. The service also allows users to buy, trade and sell with other members via UniPay2U's order board.
Next, what the company actually did and what makes them apparently a MLM.

http://www.npros.com/2012/5/6/unipay2u-execs-arrested/
According to reports, on several occasions the chairman and managing director withdrew large sums of money from the company accounts under the guise of paying commissions and company expenses, when in fact most the funds were deposited into a personal account of the managing director.
http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesign/n ... nid=171586
The Anti-Corruption Commission yesterday filed a case against the chairman and the managing director of unipay2u Bangladesh, a so-called multilevel marketing company, for amassing money by cheating people.

Re: Unipay2u

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 12:46 am
by Kestrel
JamesVincent wrote:Next, what the company actually did and what makes them apparently a MLM.

http://www.npros.com/2012/5/6/unipay2u-execs-arrested/
According to reports, on several occasions the chairman and managing director withdrew large sums of money from the company accounts under the guise of paying commissions and company expenses, when in fact most the funds were deposited into a personal account of the managing director.
That doesn't make it an MLM. Pyramid chain recruiting with tiered commissions favoring the tippy-top would make it an MLM.

Withdrawing and keeping the money under false pretenses makes it an embezzlement fraud.

Re: Unipay2u

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 1:05 am
by JamesVincent
Kestrel wrote: That doesn't make it an MLM. Pyramid chain recruiting with tiered commissions favoring the tippy-top would make it an MLM.

Withdrawing and keeping the money under false pretenses makes it an embezzlement fraud.
I said that since it states they were supposed to be paying commissions.

Re: Unipay2u

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 1:13 am
by JamesVincent
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