Thread: Day Dreaming

I just found the PIP Simulator in my computer. If I had $20,000 in PIP when is shut down about 19 months ago I'd have $14,693,966 rolling over at 100% earning $242,592 a day.

That damn simulator has a lot to answer for! I'm sure people wouldn't have put so much in if they hadn't had that to play with - I probably wouldn't have. I used to call it the Stimulator.

I must dig out mine now, I had WAY more than $20k in my "account", so god only knows what silly sums it says now.

As Owen says... Numbers On A Screen!

Oh, and welcome to Rolclub by the way!

Originally Posted by nej

That damn simulator has a lot to answer for! I'm sure people wouldn't have put so much in if they hadn't had that to play with - I probably wouldn't have. I used to call it the Stimulator.

I must dig out mine now, I had WAY more than $20k in my "account", so god only knows what silly sums it says now.

As Owen says... Numbers On A Screen!

Kinda brings you back to reality doesn't it ! $242,592.00 a day ? multiply that by thousands of members,some with less some with more......we should have known better .

But hey,what a dream it was !

4,545.650 and growing at 72000 a day what might have been

We are not going to count $$$$$$$$$$$ that we would have had all over again, are we?

Saw you lurking there Owen....send me a PM when you had the chance ..

I have the Trivek Simulator- (v2.0). I was set @ 100% from 9-14-2004. As a result, I would have daily rol $281,433.23 and total rol cumulative 17,769,408.72.

V/R,
Chris

Originally Posted by Dreamer

Kinda brings you back to reality doesn't it ! $242,592.00 a day ? multiply that by thousands of members,some with less some with more......we should have known better .

But hey,what a dream it was !

Dream? But Bryan was a genius with a plan that would put to shame all of
the financial genius' worldwide!
Just ask chin-lee and a few others. They will gladly tell you that you are
speaking nonsense! (Just don't expect any proof to back their arguments. )

It was, of course, quick calculatuons such as this that led miserable sceptics such as myself to believe that Pips was a scam from day one.