Yesterday your team sent a very convincing lass who captured our attention.
Problem is, she, like many people who pretend to be all urbane, smart and savvy did not even know which product she had signed up for.
If she was Caucasian.. I tell you for a fact, she would have blonde hair. Sadly she accused CHYF of continuing to advertise while they were not paying up. CHYF is very regulated by CMA (and they, CMA, stated so in their bogus letter that they did not even sign).
Now if Cytonn was not meeting its obligations to clients on CHYF, which is CMA regulated, and all the bile between the two.
Do you Paul Kimani think CMA would have let Cytonn go free?
Do you think Cytonn CEO would have dared attack CMA CEO if they were doing something wrong with CHYF?
On another note. CHYS, a private investment placement has 6,000 investors who pumped in 14B. That is an average of 2.5M per person.
Now Ask your self, with the 80/20 pareto rule. How many of those have a bigger stake in CHYF and how many of the 20% controlling 80% of the fund have sued or made noise on social media?
You had changed tact to appealing to emotions now I see the attack is people have lost money. Hasn't Cytonn reiterated that liquidity is the issue and everybody is in the same boat. Did you ever see Gakuo offering people an underlying asset like Cytonn is? Or Suraya.. or the many other real Ponzi schemes that we only hear of after they go burst and directors disappear?
paulkimani wrote:Out of all the hate I’ve received in this forum, this comment always stuck with me. Are we as Kenyans so desensitised we can’t admit that our peers are suffering really badly to the point of poverty because of this company?
Please read the letter below. This lovely lady who invested and trusted Cytonn has now:
1. lost her job
2. is unable to pay rent
3. has no money or insurance for medical assistance
4. has been unable to pay school fees and as a result her children and not getting an education
5. her mental health has been affected badly
6. has no income as a result of job loss and her savings are tied up with a scam. She is struggling to even put a meal on the table. She is on the brink of homelessness.
As an investment company, Cytonn had a duty of care to its clients which it has failed at miserably.
LETTER LINK BELOW:https://twitter.com/Caro...402850684098260996?s=20
poundfoolish wrote:
Which stage of mourning is this dear Wazuans...?
Or rather what stage of a congame is this, when a conman tries to play with emotions when caught..
paulkimani wrote:When I’m watching a minimum of ten Scamtonn investors message me every week, with stories of how their kids had to drop out of school because they could not afford the fees, or how their families are surviving on one meal a day and even that one meal is trying to be spread out... when I’m listening to stories about how they’re trying to get extra odd jobs just be to able to keep a roof over their heads - all because Scamtonn is withholding the investors money that was due to them months or a year ago now - all because of a stupid biased contract the investors did not read because Cytonn KNEW they had not completed their education and specifically targeted those groups - yes, the entire company is a Ponzi. The Scamtonn four knew exactly who they were targeting - the poor and vulnerable and they successful did that. They will get away with it, they will be hiding millions and millions in their pockets while their investors suffer for generations to come, because of four greedy individuals in 2015 who made the choice to scam the innocent investors who were just trying to pay to educate their kids for a better future.