Our circles are open. On November 1, four community programs from 2001 Wayz Inc. went live: Community Susu, Family Susu, the Pay It Forward Circles and Uncle Make Me Rich, our reverse susu.
They all come from the same idea. You don’t need a crowd to change your life. You need a few real people who show up for each other, on a schedule, with clear rules.
What’s a susu?
A susu is an old, simple way to save together. Families and neighbors have run them for generations. A set group pays the same amount into one pot on a set schedule, and each round one member takes the whole pot. When every member has had a turn, the circle is done.
No interest, no bank, no surprises. Everyone gets back exactly what they put in.
Community Susu: neighbors saving together, city by city
Circles are local. You pick your state and city, see the circles forming near you, and request a seat.
We’re starting in Georgia with Decatur, Atlanta, College Park and Cobb County. Decatur Circle 1 is forming now: 13 seats at $100 a week, with a $1,300 pot on your turn.
Family Susu: six phases, ten seats each
The Family Susu runs in six phases, from a $250 pot to a $10,000 pot. In every phase, ten people pay the same amount every two weeks, each takes the pot once, and everyone gets back exactly what they put in. Start in the phase that fits your budget.
Pay It Forward Circles: start in the 7 Circle
Everyone starts in the 7 Circle: seven people working together to move one member forward at a time. Circles move forward on product sales, lead and traffic packages, advertising and affiliate commissions, not on new members joining.
Uncle Make Me Rich: the reverse susu
In a regular susu, the circle pays the person whose turn it is. In the reverse susu, the person in the middle gives first.
- The middle gives first. The member in the center signs up through the app in every seat around them. Each sign-up has to be a real account.
- The loom flips. Once the center has blessed every seat, the circle turns around and sends traffic, views and sign-ups back to the center.
- A new loom starts. The center moves on and the next member takes the middle seat.
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Which one is for you?
- Want to save with people near you? Community Susu
- Saving with family and people you trust? Family Susu
- Want a team to move forward with? Pay It Forward Circles
- Ready to give first? Uncle Make Me Rich
Never forget, you always gotta give back.
— Brian Jason Bedford, Founder, 2001 Wayz Inc.
Disclosure: 2001 Wayz Inc. programs are community savings and personal development programs, not banks, investments or financial advice. In a susu, you get back what you put in, and no interest or extra return is paid. The Pay It Forward Circles move on product, traffic, advertising and affiliate revenue, not on new members joining. Some links are referral or affiliate links, and 2001 Wayz Inc. may earn a commission at no cost to you. No income is guaranteed, and results vary.
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