Tallwin Life Plan is illegal

In early January this year, just as a ponzi scheme called Tallwin Life Plan was making rounds among Bhutanese, some victims of the QNET ponzi scheme were running from pillar to post seeking help from different agencies. The victims had lost thousands of their hard earned income when the scheme crashed. Nothing happened. 

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