If you act fast, you can double your investment in 70 weeks, says the web sitewww.lisdsp.com .True?

Question

I just can't believe it. Sounds too good to be true. As the scheme happens to be Indian in origin, I have to rely on YA to get some reliable information. The only other source I could find was a web site that critically analyzes the LIS DEEPASTHAMBHAM PROJECT at www.lisdsp.org .

Answer 1

no

Answer 2

I have to believe the old adage that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is not true.  Often when an offer is made to "get rich quick" the ones who get rich are the people selling the idea to the investors and then get out quick.  Never invest more than you can afford to lose.  (Much like gambling)  If you invest in stocks, check the prospective and know what the company is all about.  

If you are in the US, look at the Better Business Bureau.  You should be able to check the company that way.  I was offered something a few years ago, checked the BBB and found that I was better keeping my money.

Good luck and invest wisely.

Answer 3

If something sounds too good to be true, it is.

Answer 4

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Do not trust it.

Answer 5

dont beleive its fake

Answer 6

this is a scam and you are being reported

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SCAM

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Answer 8

Renowned investment gurus world over say if any return offer is extra-ordinary, be on extreme guard and avoid that.

Just be a prudent investor/person, resist greed and think logically, you will have the answer. We have been receiving extremely tempting invitations during all these years (Since 1995) and all proved scams. If you feel attracted to any particular offer, enquire full details, cross question and verify independently; you will come to know of the truth.

The offers are drag and if you are not alert, you are gone. So take good care before involving yourself or your money.