Bullshit or not??? Laptop for 25 bucks???

[Eazy]

Lemme know what yall think:



goto the laptop matrix





http://www.tymglobal.com

[drcorey]

Originally posted by Eazy

Lemme know what yall think:



goto the laptop matrix





http://www.tymglobal.com



Don't it's a pyramid!

the laptops are prolly hot too,

or just crappy junk, like seconds or rejects.

SCAM!

[Raybdbomb]

Laptop Intro Package for $25... they put your name in a list and as soon as it makes it to the top you get it.



Everyone promotes just one page (this one) to help the matrix fill at net speed. Each new entry is automatically placed in the next position below it. When you are the top person and cycle (meaning 70 people have purchased the Laptop Intro Pkg., the top person cycles and you move up) we will ship your new laptop computer. Thats it! You just got a brand new laptop computer for free, just for purchasing the Laptop Intro Pkg.!

[Raybdbomb]

hrmm



lol



http://www.thegeekhost.com/helfire/newfunnys/This%2520thread%2520sucks.gif

[Platinum]

rofl, nice one ray

[Eazy]

i did some rough math on that stuff... if i got it right, the way it works.. if you start at the bottem of thier list RIGHT now you need something like 130,000 people to sign up after that... and i'de say from lookin at the list its fair to say 20 people sign a day... so thats like 118 days or something, which isnt that bad of a wait for a laptop for 25 bucks.. i sounds like it works to me, just takes a while

[LordSoth]

Originally posted by Eazy

i did some rough math on that stuff... if i got it right, the way it works.. if you start at the bottem of thier list RIGHT now you need something like 130,000 people to sign up after that... and i'de say from lookin at the list its fair to say 20 people sign a day... so thats like 118 days or something, which isnt that bad of a wait for a laptop for 25 bucks.. i sounds like it works to me, just takes a while



You just aren't quite all there are you?

[Speed]

What version of math are you using? 130,000 at 20 people a day = 6500 days. That's almost twenty years.