What is the capital of the League of Nations?

Guolian Securities and CSI Capital are both fraud groups engaged in overseas financial pyramid schemes and packaging hype. The essence of pyramid selling is to hold a meeting to attract people's attention, which will eventually collapse and a large amount of funds will flow out. At that time, the deceived participants were also helping the abuser, which was illegal to participate in fraud and the funds were not protected by law. According to the national laws and regulations, the defrauded funds were finally turned over to the state treasury and could not be recovered.

Many deceived people are middle-aged and elderly people, or people with low academic qualifications, dreaming of getting rich in a short time, and they can't see that the means of showing off wealth in packaging is fake, in order to arouse the greed of some people.

Why do many people find that the League of Nations is a scam and still do it? Because these people have just paid the money and haven't returned to their books, even if they find problems and think they haven't returned to their books, they don't want to face the fact that they are doing pyramid schemes. In case others know that they are doing pyramid schemes and lose face in front of relatives and friends, they have to pretend for the sake of temporary face.

There are also some people who have returned to the basics because of their actions, but they still choose to continue to fool the people behind them in the face of interests.

In all scams, some people will make a profit in a short time, and finally more people will be cheated. People who make money to maintain the scam itself are helping abuse.

Time not only verifies truth, but also exposes lies. Some people see through the essence at a glance, and some people need a long time to wake up. Time will tell. And those "guardians" who used to be stubborn and extreme in Guolian Securities will become another wave of clowns with the passage of time. -Mr. Seagull, an eight-year-old soldier in Internet finance.