OneCoin buys WeShare Crowdfunding cash gifting scheme
WeShare Crowdfunding was a cash gifting scheme launched in mid 2015.
WeShare Crowdfunding itself was a reboot of the Gold Crowdfunding gifting scheme, both owned and operated by James C. Hill (below right).
By mid 2016 WeShare Crowdfunding had collapsed, leaving the majority of affiliates with loss.
At the time a reboot through another unnamed gifting scheme was announced, with WeShare Crowdfunding executive purportedly offered positions in the new company.
While WeShare Crowdfunding management appeared set with cushy management positions in a new company, affiliates were not so lucky.
The proposed reboot would see their WeShare Crowdfunding balances wiped entirely.
Whether or not any of this actually transpired is unclear. Today the WeShare Crowdfunding website still has the same June 2016 collapse message published.
What we do know is that, seemingly out of the blue, yesterday OneCoin announced they had purchased the WeShare Crowdfunding affiliate-base.
OneCoin’s announcement is dated September 28th and stylized as “The OneLife Network Welcomes WeShare Into Its Global Family”.
For reasons unknown, OneCoin have dropped the “crowdfunding” part of WeShare Crowdfunding’s name.
The OLN is proud to welcome the latest addition to the OneLife Family – the WeShare community!
After confirming the deal, over 75 000 people, primarily from Europe and Asia have joined over 2.3 million Members of the OneLife network worldwide, enhancing the OLN’s global footprint.
OneCoin’s press-release suggests it is not the company WeShare Crowdfunding were talking about back in June.
The press-release also does not disclose whether the scammers running WeShare Crowdfunding have been given new positions within OneCoin. Ditto whether the company will honor losses incurred by WeShare Crowdfunding affiliates.
If I had to guess, I’d say James C. Hill’s plans to reboot WeShare Crowdfunding fell through. All OneCoin have done is pay him money for the affiliate database, which gives them a fresh pool of victims to pitch the OneCoin opportunity to.
Having lost money, the lure of stealing funds through OneCoin’s Ponzi scheme will no doubt attract some WeShare Crowdfunding affiliates.
Especially considering in a few days OneCoin are set to magically double affiliate Ponzi points and explode their ROI liability.
Better get in quick guys…
Wow! So, if anyone is keeping count, we can chalk up:
WeShares (75,000 members est.) – James C. Hill
to the following:
BigCoin/ Prosper Club (unknown # members) – John Ng, Nigel Allan, Sebastian Greenwood, Ruja Ignatova
Conligus (10,000’s of members estimated. – the Steinkeller brothers)
Univer Team (120,000 members est. – Alexandre Arenales)
Unaico/ SiteTalk/ OPN( over 400,000 members est. – Sebastian Greenwood , Frank Rickets, Christian Goebel, others [Juha Parhiala?)
Bonofa (60,000 members – Christian Goebel)
BNG International (10,000’s members – John Mercucci).
[@anyone: please advise any better known #’s or other corrections]
Every single one of these people listed, and a great deal of other Top Leaders in Onecoin have built their blood money by literally fleecing and stealing from giant networks of victims in these and other scams; several in many cases. And for some, scamming is literally their career!
ALL of the above have landed “cushy” leadership positions with established legs/ down-lines in OC/OLN, as well as undisclosed bundles of ponzi renumerations.
And, ALL who have dealt with the devil in such a way have added to their collapsed networks, insult to injury, by circling the financially wounded, like vultures, to go in for the kill!
Correction: Not “All” of the above are documented to have added cushy positions. Nigel Allan is rumoured to have been offered 2% of anything Onecoin brought in, originally, as the first President (before his untimely departure).
John Ng was rumoured to have some stake originally as founder of Onecoin version 1.0, called BigCoin
The two aforementioned claimed “back-stabbing” and appear to no longer be affiliated at all. I’m unable to recall the source on Ng’s alleged involvement, but he may have been burned from the start, but as a reminder, BigCoin implemented the original back-office/ in-house exchange which Onecoin uses now, called “CoolsDaq (platform),” developed by Ruja and Sebastian, themselves.
CoolsDaq Limited was a Greenwood registered company name, preceded by “Zooperium,” and originally “Loopium” before that; and “Onecoin Limited,” after the departure from BigCoin.
Behind MLM and reader OzDelphi covered this documentation sometime back, behindmlm.com/companies/onecoin/onecoin-literally-a-relaunch-of-bigcoin/
Updates from Europe!
OneCoin would buy a PTC in France and is in talks for a group in Italy.
French PTC claimed 60,000 members and associates have seen convert their compensation in OneCoin without notice, those who were at high gain levels have received the opportunity to keep their refferal to the new location in OneCoin!
For the Italian group, little is known of the situation, but the group offers €3,000.00 per month to its affiliates (never paid) that should be available on OneCoin Card, a revolving credit card!
Top Onecoin scammer, Per Karlson (Top Right) now promoting “PoolMiners?!!”
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This is an attempt to confuse WeShare CrowdFunding with another Weshare who has recently been invested by Japan’s SoftBank. SoftBank is also the largest shareholder of China’s Alibaba.
Guess that solves why they left off “crowdfunding” then.