LSSC 10PM Thursday Training

Brief Summary

This YouTube video features Professor Eric, an LSSC trainer, providing a comprehensive training session about the Lightning Shared Scooter Company (LSSC). The training covers various aspects of LSSC, including its background, legal credentials, operational model, and strategies for maximizing profits. It also addresses frequently asked questions and concerns, such as the use of cryptocurrency, reasons for account suspension, and the importance of team building. The session includes shoutouts to active participants, a graduate video example, and a Q&A segment to address specific questions from the audience.

• LSSC's business model, legal credentials, and investment tracks.
• Strategies for maximizing profits through upgrades and team building.
• Importance of staying active on Bon Chat and adhering to company guidelines.
• Use of cryptocurrency for global transactions and its benefits.
• Addressing common concerns and providing support for team building.

Introduction and Welcome

Professor Eric introduces himself as a trainer chosen by LSSC and welcomes new members to the Lightning Shared Scooter Company. He emphasizes his support for LSSC, contingent on their continued commitments, and encourages independent research for questions beyond the training material. He also welcomes first-time attendees and acknowledges returning members.

Training Overview and Expectations

The training sessions occur daily, Monday through Friday, at 10:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. The purpose of the training is to learn the basics of LSSC and help others increase their income. New members who attend training for five consecutive days receive $50 and five points, with rewards also given to those who invited them. Participants are required to submit a summary of five bullet points at the end of each class, and managers will review their progress. Failure to master LSSC basics within 15 days may result in termination of the relationship, with a refund of the rental fee.

Fifth Day Video Example

Professor Eric presents an example video from a graduate named Priscilla, showcasing the format expected for fifth-day graduates. The video includes her name, location, account number, instructor's name, a summary of what she learned, a key takeaway, and her determination for the future. He encourages participants to create similar videos, emphasizing enthusiasm and confidence. If participants don't want to do a video, they can submit a text summary to their instructor.

LSSC Legal Credentials and Background

LSSC's legal credentials include a business registration number (76287612) that can be used for license verification with the Hong Kong government, as well as an MSB license, a certificate of incorporation, a business license, and articles of incorporation filed in Colorado. Founded in 2018, LSSC initially focused on asset management and business incubation. In 2024, the company transformed to enter the sharing economy sector with the LSSC shared scooter project. LSSC has experience in capital operation and has invested in companies like Mobike and Bird scooters.

LSSC's Financial Stability and Revenue Streams

LSSC supports its members through multiple investment tracks, including LSSC, the Lightning Exchange, the LSSB, and the LNC. These diversified revenue streams reduce the risk of market vitality. LSSC has built a real business system that is feasible, verifiable, and sustainable. The company does not rely on a single product but has four revenue tracks: shared scooters, the Lightning Exchange, the Lightning Shared Scooter Business, and the LNC.

Frequently Asked Questions About LSSC

LSSC uses the sharing economy model to distribute profits to users instead of spending money on traditional advertising. When you rent the scooters, it's like leasing a car for three years, and when you upgrade to the next level, that three-year lease renews. At A3, with an equipment price of $10,700, you can make $9,945 in a 30-day period, which is $86,500 in 261 days. To maximize profits, upgrade, add a team, and retain part of the income in your account.

Maximizing Profits and Team Building

To maximize profits, you can either turn on your scooters every day for static income or build a team for limitless income. The four key actions are: turn on devices daily, learn about the company, log into Bon Chat daily, and share with friends and family. After joining LSSC, you can make money just by using your equipment without inviting friends. If you want to earn more money faster, invite your friends and take them out to eat.

Withdrawals, Maintenance, and Staying Active

Withdrawals are only processed on weekdays due to system maintenance on weekends. There is a 20% handling fee for withdrawals, which goes towards maintenance, wages, operational support, customer service, and technology. Devices cannot be turned on during the weekend due to equipment maintenance. Staying active on Bon Chat is crucial for receiving important news, updates, and announcements. Failure to reply to the manager or participate in meetings may result in being labeled inactive and could affect income or suspend the account.

Shoutouts and Community Engagement

Professor Eric takes a break to give shoutouts to viewers who have made contributions through super stickers and super chats. He acknowledges their support and encourages others to engage in the chat to earn experience points and become top fans.

Cryptocurrency and Global Transactions

LSSC uses cryptocurrency because it operates globally with members from different countries and regions. Cryptocurrency allows for free cross-border circulation, avoiding the problems of slow transfers, high fees, and regional restrictions on traditional banking channels. Cryptocurrency is encrypted, has higher efficiency, stronger security, and has a global application.

Account Suspension and Inviting Friends

Account suspension can result from long-term failure to activate the device, failure to reply to the manager's messages, or more than three consecutive absences from company meetings. Inviting friends is beneficial because the platform adopts the sharing economy and user fusion model, driving exponential growth. Making money with friends amplifies income and stabilizes the pipeline.

Addressing Doubts and Company Support

If a friend doesn't believe in LSSC, speak facts and show them real daily profits and licenses. The company provides support for building a team, including offices, restaurants, and gyms, as well as offline dinner reimbursements. Regular training and sharing sessions are also provided, and the company offers a free trial quota.

LSSC's Benefits and Opportunities

LSSC brings not only income but also an upgrade of thinking and an opportunity to break through personal limitations. At LSSC, you're not an employee waiting for a salary but a person who can control your income and change your destiny. How much you earn depends on your choice. Times are changing, and opportunities are quietly changing.

More Shoutouts and Community Engagement

Professor Eric continues to give shoutouts to viewers who have made contributions through super stickers and super chats, acknowledging their support and encouraging others to engage in the chat.

Buying Cryptocurrency with Kraken

The training transitions into how to buy cryptocurrency using Kraken. USDC is highlighted as a stable, pegged coin in the US, backed by the Federal Reserve and regulated. The steps to create a Kraken account, add a payment method, and deposit US dollars are explained. The process of buying USDT or any other cryptocurrency on Kraken is also demonstrated.

Final Summary and Tips

The final summary includes tips for buying cryptocurrency, such as always verifying the wallet address before sending USDC, choosing the right network, avoiding losing funds, and using security features like two-factor authentication. Be mindful of transaction fees before transferring large amounts. If all else fails, contact Kraken customer service.

Q&A Session: Taxes, Bank Accounts, and Promotion

Professor Eric addresses frequently asked questions, clarifying that he cannot provide tax advice and that LSSC is not bound by US tax laws. He explains that a bank account is not technically required for LSSC and that promoting LSSC on social media is encouraged. He also discusses the role of a captain and the importance of submitting summaries.

Q&A Session: Company Structure and Global Operations

LSSC is a private entity, and the company is not legally obligated to divulge the identity of its founders or CEO. There are no limitations on any country, and anyone on the planet can sign up for LSSC. Transfers from one LSSC account to another are not allowed. The choice of using Coinbase, Kraken, or another wallet is a personal preference.

Q&A Session: Three-Year Agreement and Team Building

After the three-year agreement, you do not get your money back, but you can renew it. To qualify for an office, store, gym, or coffee shop, you must build a team. Attending class after finishing training is encouraged. The easiest way to explain LSSC is that it is a project that utilizes its members instead of a huge marketing budget.

Q&A Session: Sharing LSSC and Building a Team

When sharing LSSC, you're not trying to convince them, you're just sharing it. Never go alone because it's always good to have a wingman. If you can't find anybody to add under your team, be patient. LSSC operates globally, including Russia and China.

Q&A Session: LSSC's Future and Personal Experiences

Professor Eric shares his personal experiences with LSSC, emphasizing that it is a journey. He encourages viewers to take a chance and make money. He also shares that his sister-in-law is making $154 a day after signing up for LSSC six weeks ago.

Q&A Session: LSSC Shutting Down and Closing Remarks

Professor Eric addresses rumors about LSSC shutting down in Canada, stating that he is unaware of any such news. He encourages viewers to share any information they have about the situation. He then thanks everyone for joining the training and expresses his appreciation for their encouragement. He reminds viewers to turn on their devices and power banks and wishes them a good night.