Don't invest in any scheme that sounds too good to be true, unless it's actually too good to be true.
Example: If a guy in a three-piece suit shows up at your door with a briefcase full of cash, he's probably not just a "consultant".
Keep your investment cash in a separate account, preferably one that's been frozen by the SEC.
This way, even if you do get scammed, you'll still have enough cash to bribe the right people.
Invest in at least 10 different Ponzi schemes to minimize your risk. It's basic math, folks.
Example: 3 real-estate development projects, 2 pyramid schemes, 3 get-rich-quick schemes, and 2 Ponzi schemes.
Just remember, the key to success is to not get caught.
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