Believers Says New Business Opportunity (NBO Global) is Not Scam

Yeah, that’s according to die-hard members 3 to 4 months ago when they still receives checks from NBO-Global but now hiding in silence because they are too embarrassed with their previous actions, or they are too depressed because their money is trapped inside the system with uncertainty. There have been several heated arguments online whether NBO Global is a scam program or not among believers and non-believers, but many people are still joining despite information about bounce checks and delayed payments. The strong desire of people to make big amount of money, and to get rich is main reason why programs like NBO Global still exist.

Millions and millions of hard earned money are donated, or should I say thrown away to MLM owners every year but people are not learning their mistakes time and time again. MLM and Network Marketing programs here in Philippines are like religions. Hard core members are too aggressive but lack of knowledge and always the first victims when the program collapses. In fact, the most aggressive people are the same people who know nothing about the issue because their minds are locked unto what they only believed and they don’t accept other people’s opinion.

A friend who aggressively invited me last year to join NBO don’t want to talk about the program anymore for some reason when we met two days ago. I thought he’s still mad at me because I did not join but it turned out he is embarrassed the moment I brought-up the issue. He doesn’t want me to discover how much money he have inside the system and if there is any chance to recover his funds or not.

MLM in Philippines is an offline type of High Yield Investment Program (HYIP). When a program does not offer a solid product and the income is taken only from new member’s registration fee, then the program is a HYIP. Old members are earning from registration fees of new members and the admin/owner is taking a percentage every cycle. Most Filipinos who dream only to make money have overlooked this fact.

New car, vacation, new homes, financial freedom, etc are old hype used by these programs, and materialistic people who have limited thinking are always the victims – especially OFWs who have money but lack of knowledge. They only joined because their relatives in Philippines said so.

Now, whether NBO Global, SWA, and other programs are scam or not, it is for you to decide on what you believe. My advice, do a research especially online. Don’t get blinded by usual and obsolete promises and read people’s comments and weigh them. There are a lot of articles online that explains the details about these programs and before you decide to pick your pocket, think it a hundred times. It is easier to lose money than to earn.

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