Entries for the ‘companies’ Category

MLMconnects Review: Pay to play MLM social network

Traditionally when it comes to social networks, it is the networks themselves that provide value to the end-user. This value is typically in the form of providing a service that the network’s users didn’t have access to before (and need) or an existing service that is better utilised via the social network in question. Typically [...]

The Next Millionaire Maker Review: $25 matrix buyin

When you name a company something as specific as ‘The Next Millionaire Maker’, you’re not really leaving anything open to interpretation. By definition, The Next Millionaire Maker exists to create millionaires. So 9 months after launching, how are they doing? Well, I couldn’t help but notice that the payout counter on The Next Millionaire Maker [...]

Infinity Money Line Review: 1up + useless products

The problem with recruitment based opportunities are that they eventually die off when the recruitment stops. When this happens the admins of such opportunities have two options: they can move on with the little money they’ve earnt and realise that most recruitment scams launched aren’t worth the time it took to launch them or try [...]

Sisel Review: An overly complex compensation plan

Truth be told, there’s enough background information on Sisel International to write a stand-alone article on but in the interests of reviewing Sisel, I’ll try to break it down into as concise a picture as possible. Way back in 1987, Thomas Mower and his wife Leslie D. Mower founded the MLM company ‘Images and Attitudes’. [...]

How Zeek Rewards is marketed to new affiliates

When Zeek Rewards launched in early 2011, the company did so guaranteeing a 125% ROI on any VIP bids purchased by members. Effectively you invested $x into the company and the company then guaranteed you a return of $x times 1.25. In Mid 2011 Zeek Rewards removed this guarantee and shifted the compensation structure to [...]

Calculating the true value of Zeek Rewards members

At the time of publication of this article, Zeek Rewards claim on their website that in order to get paid, upon joining Zeek Rewards here’s what you need to do: Here’s How to Get Started: -Choose your affiliate level -Enroll a few friends as free customers -Enroll a few friends as free affiliates -Sell a [...]

Spiritual Income Review: Spiritual marketing?

There is no information on the Spritual Income website indicating who runs or owns the company. The domain ‘spiritual-income.com’ however was registered on the 13th July 2009 and lists a Shreyas Nandan as the owner of the domain, operating out of Bangalore in India. Nandan (photo right) appears to own a network of sites of [...]

Healthy Coffee USA Review: Herbs and coffee

Launched in 2008, Healthy Coffee USA operates out of California in the US. As the name suggests, Healthy Coffee USA market what they call ‘healthy coffee’ that comes in a variety of blends which ‘are blended in Malaysia with quality ingredients from different parts of the world‘. Currently in their fourth year of operation, Healthy [...]

ProShare Review: No incentive to advertise

There is no information on the ProShare website indicating who runs or owns the business. The domain ‘proshare.info’ however was registered on the 14th September 2011 with the registration information listing ‘Richard Harrold’ as the owner. Harrold (photo right) appears to operate out of New York in the US and has recently run into some financial [...]

Zeek Rewards CEO Paul Burks lying about sanctions?

Roughly three weeks ago now Zeek Rewards members in Serbia, Slovenia, Belarus, Egypt, Croatia and Macedonia woke up to find their Zeek Rewards account deactivated. No explanation was given for almost a week, whereupon Zeek Rewards support staff started to mention “sanctions” were in effect for members in the six named countries above: We do not [...]