Ormeus Global commissions not paid “for over a year”?
Within hours of publishing yesterday’s article quoting a recent Ormeus Global marketing pitch by Troy Rejda, we received a legal threat from Mark Pooser.
Pooser claimed our quoting a marketing pitch by a third-party that in turn claimed to quote him was somehow slanderous on our part.
Naturally we disagreed and suggested he ask Troy Rejda why he was mistakenly quoting him.
Pooser never got back to us on that.
What’s perhaps of more interest though is Pooser’s comments on the current state of Ormeus Global – which differ wildly from the potential earnings Troy Rejda projected.
In his original Ormeus Global pitch, Rejda quoted a Facebook post from Pooser. We reproduced this quote as it appeared faithful to how Rejda presented it in his pitch.
The quote in question suggested investment into Ormeus Global’s ORME altcoin would generate returns of over 4000% annually.
Seeing as both Rejda and Pooser are based out of the US and not registered to offer securities, we pointed out that this was in violation of US securities law.
In his correspondence with us and in a follow-up email to “his team” earlier today, Pooser claims that while he did publish the quote in question, he wasn’t the original author.
I DIDN’T WRITE IT. I quoted it.
I don’t know what the price of ORME will be within a year or 5 years. This is someone else pure speculation.
Pooser claims the original source is the ORME entry on the Coin Liker website.
This of course wasn’t disclosed in Rejda’s marketing email, and I quote;
Now here is a post from my friend, Mark Poosier [sic], which does a great job explaining why you should hodl your ORME:
Pooser went on to claim he does
NOT promote Ormeus Global.
I can’t. I’m not a fan of them at the moment.
The reason Pooser claims to not be a fan of Ormeus Global is because
they have taken our bot money and have not returned it. They are holding our ORME hostage.
I would love to buy GreenX but I can’t with a clear conscience buy it from Ormeus Global, given their track record.
That might change or it might not change.
We are NOT compliant in the US and we can’t promote anyway.
Ormeus Global owes me thousands in commissions and they have refused to pay me even after multiple support tickets.
Pooser does not make a SOLITARY dime if ALL of you purchased the remaining 150,000,000 ORME coins.
Pooser has not received a SOLITARY dime in Ormeus Global commissions in over a year.
I DO NOT promote Ormeus Global, they are unethical on so many fronts. And you CAN quote me on that.
Why someone who isn’t promoting Ormeus Global is touting 4000%+ annual returns through ORME in a private Ormeus Global Facebook group (quoted or otherwise), is unclear.
Especially considering in one email he sent us, Pooser states Ormeus Global “may be (a) scam company”.
Meanwhile what’s with the glaring difference between how Troy Rejda presents Ormeus Global and Pooser’s truths above?
Why is Ormeus Global holding a “grand launch” in Thailand next month if they haven’t paid affiliates for over a year?
Maybe John Barksdale can fill us in…
Getting back to claims of slander though, we’ll leave that to Rejda and Pooser to sort out among themselves.
It’s worth noting that just four months ago Troy Rejda was served a securities fraud cease and desist by Connecticut.
The cease and desist alleges that in 2013, Rejda promoted an unregistered investment opportunity to an individual who wound up losing $50,000.
Here we are five years later and securities fraud is still being blatantly committed out in the open.
Hi, as part of my research into Ormeus Global I have seen many interviews and presentations where John Barksdale is open about being the man behind this company.
Why have you not reached out to him to get first-hand information and why is the focus here on one of the promoters when we know how many times promoters make bold claims and violate company rules etc which does not directly correspond to the company’s practices?
I cannot understand if this is a report about the company or about a promoter.
I don’t really care about Troy Rejda or Mark Pooser unless they run the business which doesn’t seem to be the case here.
What is the link between the company and these two guys? I am confused.
Are we to believe that Ormeus GLobal is a fraud/ponzi because these two persons are making income claims which is wrong to begin with?
If they are affiliates, then they have no say in how the business operates, they can be crooks but how is that related to the actual company directors or the owner himself?
Analysis of Ormeus Global’s official compensation documents isn’t first-hand?
Typically we don’t need marketing bullshit to put together a review, so you won’t find us “reaching out” to company executives.
Ormeus Global advertised a 160% ROI and promote an unregistered security globally. The ROI claims are in line with the income opportunity.
Of course not. Ormeus Global is a Ponzi scheme because it uses newly invested funds to pay off existing investors.
There is no evidence of external trading bot ROI revenue being used to pay affiliates.
Well after reading the above – I support the author, you have made some excellent points. thank you for the heads up.
Would be able to comment on wheter Ormeus global effects Ormeus coin?
Affect it in the sense Ormeus Global’s owners hold the largest amount of ORME. They can manipulate the value much the same the majority owner of any altcoin can through trading.
Thank you — I’m a newbie in the crypto world – I found another site from where I understand now that Ormeus coin is a currency platform for Ormeus Global.
— Since I’m already committed to 1000 Eur – I find the information of your and the other site rather disturbing. Thank you for the info.
I made a long post about my findings concerning John Barksdale (Ormeus Founder) and his recent arrest in Thailand.
If you’re an Ormeus rep, former rep, or thinking about being a rep… before you do anything please read and share.
https://behindmlm.com/companies/ormeus-global/john-barksdale-held-in-bangkok-while-authorities-investigate-ormeus/
Let’s get the truth out there and help each other.
@Franz
Here are a few lessons for you to learn early than:
– MLM “crypto” isn’t cryptocurrency. It’s an untalented, sales focused Mickey Mouse Club.
– You can’t MLM “money.” That’s not how it works.
– MLM “Trading Bots” don’t exist and are antithetical to how real stocks/ derivitives/ crypto trading bots work.
– “Internal Price/ Value” = “we make it up and you’re too gullible to understand how value works.”
– Of the 2450 cryptocurrencies listed as “tradable on exchanges” on CoinMarketCap(.com), bitcoin has a nearly 70% dominance of ALL of them combined and over 95% of them are “shitcoins,” scams, or just poorly designed projects, or shitty teams.
– If you’re a self-described “newbie in the crypto world”, what would possess you to invest a penny in anything outside of bitcoin, or the top 10-15 cryptos based on market cap (none of which you yet understand, in the first place)?
– The quickest way to get to $1,000,000 in your bank day trading crypto is to start with $2 million.
– If anyone tries to sell you an “opportunity” in “crypto,” they don’t understand crypto and are either willingly or unknowingly trying to scam you. Run the other way.
My advice? Before you invest a penny into crypto, you should listen to at least:
– 100 hours of Andreas Antonopolous
– 15 hours of Ivan on Tech
– 5 hours of BoxMining
All of these content providers provide their content FOR FREE on YouTube and they are NOT trying to sell you something, but they have a high-level understanding of cryptocurrency (and are in the 1% of content providers who are actually fun to listen to).
Happy trails!