3 new conditions set by MMM guiders upon the return of the scheme

The administrators of MMM have decided to stick to their words by

resuming the scheme a day earlier than the proposed date. This is a

sweet relief as participants who had money in the scheme had panic

attack when the money doubling scheme

suspended their operations.

However, millions of Nigerians who were affected by the suspended

scheme can rejoice as their day of celebration has come.

After being mocked by non-participants, the sweetest relief they could

ever have is the

return of the Ponzi scheme.

Many of the participants were left in doubt as they waited anxiously

for January 14th, the day the scheme was meant to be

reopened as stipulated by the

administrators. The portal being opened ahead of the set time made it

even better for everyone affected.

While you are busy rejoicing over the come back, there are new

conditions set by the scheme that you need to know. This will

determine how long you will have to wait before getting paid and how

active you will be from this point.

Find below the new conditions set by the guiders upon the return of the scheme:



1. Payment of certain amount per day:

The guiders know that they are going to experience a rush upon the

return of the scheme. Therefore, they have decided to

activate internal output limits which will keep them in total control

of the money going out.

This means there is a restriction on the amount of money that can be

paid per day.

This according to them is to ensure stability and help them the scheme

kick off properly.

They are mindful of the fact that their members are in doubt and may

want to pull out.



2. Members with small Provide Help amount:



The scheme is aware of the fact that they are most likely to be

bombarded by Get Help (GH) requests thus, they are going to make

gradual paybacks.

In line with the condition above, payments are most likely to be made

to those who are 'poor and economically disadvantaged' first

before reaching out to the richer

participants.

In other words, members with small Provide Help (PH) will benefit from

the scheme before members with large PH.



3. The rich participants have to wait With the scheme struggling to

get back into operation and while holding on to the past

glory, the guiders have decided to hold on with the payment of the

rich participants.

This means that the rich ones will have to wait till they attain the

stability that will make the scheme kick off.

The guiders backed their decision on this up by saying they warned

participants repeatedly to only provide help with amounts that are not

critical to them.

They charged them not to be tragic about their decision. As usual,

they appreciated the loyalty of their participants.