Can you tell us what you mean by ''What would you want to know about a company to know its not a pyramid scheme?'' in the context of FEP.

PEP looks like a serious thing. Today in the DN, they have advertised some 'Group' senior management positions and they look well structured. it is an investment worth considering.

...Boss surely do you ever watch the rich and the reckless this kind of people those that swindle you take time to plan they have asked tha same questions you are asking and am pretty sure they know that setting up a company that will look legit sells,let the company have a structure and cough up some few hundred thousands for a paid up ad in the local dailies that few hundred thousands will in turn rope in some few millions or even billions...rem what madoff did?at one point he waz highly respected in the financials services arena he knew how to create a relationship of trust but in the end it was all a sham.

The mighty FEP advisory council

Joseph Kaguthi – Chairman:
Joseph Kaguthi is a former Provincial Commissioner, founder and national coordinator of the campaign against drug abuse in Kenya (NACADA). He is the chairman of the FEP advisory council.
Prof. Francis J Gichaga:
Francis John Gichaga is a professor of Civil Engineering. He is a former Vice-Chancellor University of Nairobi and Currently serving as a Chancellor Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology. He is the Vice
Chairman of the FEP Advisory Council.
Archbishop Dr. David Gitari:
Retired Archbishop (Dr) David Gitari was the third African Archbishop of Kenya and Bishop of Nairobi in the Anglican Church of Kenya. He was awarded with honorary doctorate of divinity from University of Kent. His grace has had unmatched influence on the politics of this country. His is the power of the pulpit; and through his preaching he has exercised a ministry akin to that of the Old Testament prophets.
Bishop. Dr. Lawi Imathiu:
Bishop (Dr) Lawi Imathiu is a retired presiding Bishop of the Methodist church. He is the founder and vision bearer of (KEMU) Kenya Methodist University and former president of the World Methodist Council.
Prof. Rosalid Mutua:
Professor Rosalid Mutua was the first Vice Chancellor of Kiriri Women’s University of Science & Technology (KWUST) and a former deputy Vice Chancellor Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology. She is currently serving as vice chair Kenya Commission of Higher Education.
James S Mathenge:
James S. Mathenge is a former long serving Permanent Secretary and career administrator. He has served as chairman Public Service Commission and is a long serving chairman, Kirinyaga Technical Institute. He chairs several boards in the Anglican Church of Kenya. He is currently the chairman, Kenya Freedom from Hunger
Council.
Amb. Dennis Awori:
Former Kenyan Ambassador to Japan and South Korea, and currently Chairman of Toyota Kenya and advisor to Toyota Tsusho Africa. He is a graduate in Aeronautical Engineering and experienced Corporate manager.
Eng. Erastus Mwongera:
Eng. Erastus is a former Permanent Secretary, Registered Consulting Engineer and a Fellow of the Institution of Engineers of Kenya. He is currently serving as Chairman, Kenya Airport Authority, Vice-Chairman, Karen and Lang’ata District Association, Chairman, Karen Country Club Water Committee and Principal partner of EM Baseline Consultants. He is also the current Chairman of Nairobi Baptist Church, Elders’ Court.
Dr. Agnes Abuom:
Dr. Agnes Abuom is the Executive Director, Transformation, Analyzing, Accompanying and Building Change Organization (TAABCO) and an Executive member of the Council of Churches of Kenya.
Arch Muchira Kithaka – Secretary:
Arch. Muchira Kithaka is the founding chairman Fountain Enterprises Programme and Chief Executive, FEP Group of companies. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Architecture and Masters degree in Entrepreneurship. He is a corporate member of Architectural Association of Kenya (AAK), and a board member to various national and international institutions.

Academics and clergymen are the advisors??

Still a red flag if you ask me.

This group is still going. I don't know if investors have got the promised return. See article in today's BD.

http://www.businessdaily.../-/k3pj44z/-/index.html

I have heard people are paying about Kes 4500 to join then any person who join under your network you get a Kes. 1000. This is somehow linked to Mobikash and members encouraged to use mobikah to transact especially buying airtime etc..

PUBLIC LIKES !scam!scam!scam!

http://forums.techweez.com/t/publiclikes-com-scam-legit-share-experiences-if-any/1332/8

http://nairobiwire.com/2017/06/public-likes-big-pyramid-scam-infecting-kenyans-right-now.html

The comment section is always pure gold for comedy..

Good advice from this comment though:

Kenyans seem to have lots of cash lying around, they think M-Akiba, NSE and the like offer too little in returns, NSE has been knwn to screw people too eg Fahari 20 to 10, Home Afrika 21 to 0.7 etc.
Luckily or unluckily no one knows the Kenyans behind PL or their offices, from the comments section friends and families who sent the referrals are the ones getting the blunt end.
Well until the next scam lets enjoy the great comment section.

Because it was operated from someone's bedroom in Karen. Don't ask me how I know.