Many ASD Cash Generator members thought Andy Bowdoin was going to get off easily and return to pay everyone. They didn’t see the real picture.

When you have a million people purchasing overpriced advertising for the sole purpose of earning returns off future participants, you’ve got a scam on your hands.

Andy Bowdoin’s team of “experts” ( HA HA HA ) may have fidgeted around with legal terms as much as possible, but the truth stands out.

Just look up the definition and practical use of a “REBATE.” It’s a return or discount from one’s own purchases.

It has nothing to do with a continuous trickle or percentage base from future community sales.

That would be considered a ROI, return on investment, or profit sharing. The Andy team can argue the rebate point, but it is what it is and the court recognized that.

A legit business requires the sale of services to consumers. It cannot be 100% composed of investors all with the primary interest of profiting from sales.

Otherwise the company just continues to gain more investors and more investors and more and more and more…

Then the business reaches a critical point of saturation, the monthly rates of new members initializing their purchase of ads begin to decrease and all members stop making money.

It’s a gradual process. Sooner or later less and less new people start purchasing ads, causing the “rebate” amounts to decrease.

The chain effect is that with rebates halting or being decreased to minimal amounts, even the earliest members stop buying ads.

And when no more people buy ads, no one makes any money. And since the vast majority of ASD Cash Generator members only bought these ads for the “rebate” potential, they will feel cheated and mislead. In their eyes, they will have lost money.

And when there is no money to be earned, people stop viewing ads. The service itself cannot even exist without new member’s purchases.

The model may be using different words, but this is really no different than an investment scheme.

Very few ASD members even bothered to examine the math behind this program. They simply trusted the mangled terms Andy’s team created. They were incapable of putting the pieces of the puzzle together because they couldn’t set their feelings aside.

Sure, some people can make a lot of money with this model. But it will only consist of those early birds and will leave far more people with less money who purchased a personally useless or unneeded service for the right to earn profits.

I’m not going to hold too much ill will toward Andy because I don’t even know if he fully knew what he created. To him it may have seemed like a good model, but even if he didn’t realize what he was doing, ignorance is not a fair excuse if you’re dealing with millions of dollars.

When you look at the long term effects, you can’t lure in a few hundred thousand investors and justify it by calling their action “purchases.” It won’t change the future problems of saturation.

I give him props for improving the Autosurf model but this goes to prove that you can’t perfect such a model. In long term view, it just cannot work. The world is only composed of so many people.

An Autosurf is and always will be an elaborate ponzi scheme, no matter which way you slice it.

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Original Post Written by: Delkin
Arranged and Edited by: Mr. Ryz

Backstory:

I originally posted an article warning all ASD Cash Generator members about the program’s true nature about 3 days before the Feds raided Bowdoin’s office and seized his assets.

Many people responded to this post even after the true ponzi scheme model was exposed.  Some former ASD members continued to ignore the ponzi scheme elements of the program and defended Andy Bowdoin’s model as a legal business paying rebates.  One of the contenders to this argument, Delkin, clearly pointed out how Andy’s “rebates” were nothing more than money laundering through deceptive terminology.

Apparently, not all former ASD members understood the truth.  Even a year later, some people are defending ASD with the same ridiculous “rebate” points.  Therefore, I thought it would be helpful to post one of the better explanations that was originally posted on my previous blog.

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- Mr. Ryz

www.PonziSchemeAlert.com