Commercial
banks are reportedly seeking to fire staff who sold the idea of major
Ponzi Scheme, Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox to customers.
It has been gathered that some banks are seriously considering
sacking their workers who were found guilty of introducing customers to
the Ponzi scheme.
The bankers were said to have got customers of financial
institutions involved in the scheme in order for them to make 10 per
cent commission.
A reliable source said: “Just learnt hundreds of bankers may
lose their jobs for luring their bank customers into investing in the
failed MMM. Just for 10% commission.”
Recall that reports about the freezing of accounts of participants in the MMM Ponzi scheme emerged on Tuesday, December 13.
It would be recalled that some banks warned their customers over
participating in the scheme. Some banks even wrote letters to their
customers warning them away from MMM.
There is no public announcement as regards the sanction of erring bank workers yet.
MMM participants are currently in a limbo as fears of a possible crash amounts.
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