I THINK I've Broken the Code...

I Think I’ve Broken The Code…..

Let’s recap what we know so far:

• Lufthansa contends that their unit, Lufthansa Industry Solutions (LHIND), is not culpable in this fraud in their response to my filing a complaint in their whistleblower system (refer back to the "Is It LHIND or not?" tab).  They say: “LHIND does not provide any of the services described in your report. Furthermore, payments or rewards in cryptocurrency are also not executed by LHIND in any of their business transactions.”  This may turn out to be a very clever parsing of words.  The services (apps) that contractors are optimizing are provided by merchants who have contracted with LHIND to have them run on LHIND’s system.  The payments, in cryptocurrency, come from those merchants.  So, I guess one could say, technically, Lufthansa's statement is true.  This is backed up by the explanation I shared on the previous tab from a fellow contractor: "In fact, although we work on Lufthansa Industry Solution platform, we actually serve app companies. Application merchants send optimization tasks to Lufthansa Industry Solution Company, and Lufthansa Industry Solution  Company recruits part-timers like us to complete the optimization tasks

Moreover, our task commissions and wages are also distributed by the application merchants through the the Lufthansa Industry Solution  work platform."

• But the fact remains, if the above is true, Lufthansa would be receiving profits (see the "What If" analysis below) from its operation (I doubt they're running a non profit operation) and I would have to believe a court of law would find them culpable.  I've filed criminal complaints with an upper and lower prosecutor's office in Hamburg, Germany.

• I’ve already shown how the “system” drops a large gift prize, has algorithms in place to put a contractor’s wallet in negative figures, requires them to cough up more money and then, as in my case, has implemented a process to still keep that person from collecting what is rightfully due them, included in that amount is all of the money that they had to cough up to “feed the bear”, so they never get it back and the system never has to pay out the big gift prize from that alleged $500 million prize fund.

• So let’s do a “What If” scenario on the type of money that this fraudulent system may generate:

  • There are over 300,000 contractors working in this system, we’ll use 300,000 for this example

  • Suppose they were to “target” only 1% of these contractors each month (3,000) and have one of those huge “gift prizes” hit their account

  • Given they got over $15,000 in funds for me and in the other contractor example I cited, it would have been $10,000 if she could have continued to “feed the bear".  But let’s use a conservative example of $6,000 that they “milk” out of each of these targeted contractors.  Remember they have the steps in place to make sure that even if a contractor can finish their tasks and supposedly get their money back, plus a large gift prize and commissions, they’ll never see those funds because of the obscene amount of money the person would have to deposit. And then who knows if there are further procedures in place to also steal that sum of money.

  • So let’s do some math: 3,000 contractors x $6,000 = $18,000,000 a month x 12 months = $216,000,000 a year!  

  • Up that $6,000 per contractor to $9,000 and it's $324,000,000 a year!

  • Change that 1% targeted contractors to 2% and it's $648,000,000 a year!

The system continues to function under LHIND's banner (see below). So why haven't they taken the steps outlined in the "Is it LHIND or Not" tab?  Perhaps the answer lies in the "What If" scenario I've compiled above.