Ecurrency - It just gets sillier and siller.....

You know why it's so difficult to explain this program? Because it's designed in such a way as to be so complicated that when you ultimately get ripped off you won't even know why !!! Well eDave will since we pointed out PONZI to him at least.

There is no comparison with ecurrencies and Enron or Social Security, so to even bring them into the discussion is just another of your logical fallacies.

Here's one of my favorite quotes from this post:

"What exactly is DXInOne doing with the money in my portfolio? I'm not 100% sure but I know it has to do with the ecurrency exchange business they are in."

No Dave, you're not 100% sure. You're not 10% sure, but it sounds better if you say 100% doesn't it? Since we've yet to accurately define what the hell the ecurrency business is, this is just another bit of circular logic/sophistry. Maybe eDave doesn't realize how silly this makes him sound? What if they were using your funds in a manner that is inconsistent with normal human values? Maybe they're making those huge gains trading in human misery? Buying and selling human organs or something. Would it matter to you so long as you got your cut? Because if you invest in the stock market at least you have an idea what the company you're investing in is doing with your money.

Then there's this little ditty:

"When I put money in my bank I don't know what they do with it either."

I might suggest a college level class on Money and Banking, but that is a tad too obvious isn't it? Because you've basically just ADMITTED YOU HAVE NO REAL CLUE as to the nature of 'normal' money, yet you've sorta got a handle on the phantasmical world of eFairie dust?

I see you acknowledged your use of logical fallacy toward the end of your post. Excellent admission by the way. The challenge to prove it's a scam??

Not sure there's a burden of proof on me to prove it's an outright scam. There's this little thing called due diligence that is suppose to be the responsibility of the person investing in ANYTHING. From where most of us sit, you haven't done enough due diligence to even proffer a coherent explanation of what it is YOU'RE invested in.

Enjoy.

> Tim (and others):

> To be honest, I don't know how to respond. I've posted my own answers
> about DX over and over again, and I've posted links to dozens of other
> websites where this is being discussed and questions are being answered.

> I really don't know how to *prove* that DxInOne is not a scam, but I also
> don't know how to prove that anything isn't a scam. Can I prove that
> Social Security isn't a scam? No. Could I have proven that Enron was going
> to scam thousands of people out of their retirement money before it
> happened? No. Could I have proven (or predicted) that my previous employer
> was going to scam thousands out of my paycheck for 401K withholdings and
> then not send the funds to my 401K account? No. Heck, I can't even prove
> the company I work for now isn't running a big scam.

> I guess the question is... What EXACTLY are you looking for? I'm involved
> with the DX system, I see it work every day, and I've pulled more than my
> seed money out and spent it. What exactly is DXInOne doing with the money
> in my portfolio? I'm not 100% sure but I know it has to do with the
> ecurrency exchange business they are in. When I put money in my bank I
> don't know what they do with it either. But I do know they use it to
> operate their business and they pay me back a little for letting them use
> it.

> Yea, I know, I know... I broke the cardinal rule of debate or some such
> crap. I compared a legitimate business (a bank) to a pixie dust vendor
> (DX).

> So, I ask you Tim -- what is a legitimate business and how do I prove that
> any business is truly legit?

> Here's my challenge to you... If you can PROVE to me that DXInOne is not a
> legitimate business and they are truly just out to scam people, I'll cash
> out and never touch it again. But I want solid proof. How much simpler can
> it get?