yes, sorry for sounding harsh in everyones darkest time. but education is key to avoid such scams, you all had a choice, do, or not to do. victims chose to believe what they were told rather than conduct due diligence for themselves, or ask correct questions. you all believed what dillard/pousa was telling you without question. yet they had obviously done little to no research themselves, why would they, they were just the downline part of this mlm advertised scam.
once the funds disappeared and then, finally, the brokers identity was known here, it became very clear that this was a scam from the off, and by all concerned, including advertisers, the key dates are too close together, the inclusion of that scam nda, the broker history, there's no room for any other conclusion. i, and many others are trying to get the points across to educate others that will inevitably follow in the future on similar schemes. this might hurt some for current victims. sorry.