Paid Per Letter fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website.

Paid Per Letter operates from at least three known website domains:

1. paidperletter.com – privately registered on December 13th, 2023
2. paidperletters.com – privately registered on December 14th, 2023
3. getpaidperletter.com – privately registered on December 27th, 2023

Further research reveals Dustin Mansell citing himself as Paid Per Letter’s CEO.

Dustin Mansell is a Nevada resident and serial promoter of fraudulent MLM opportunities.

Mansell first appeared on BehindMLM’s radar in late 2022, as owner of Matrix Empire.

Matrix Empire was a pyramid scheme that fed into other pyramid schemes Mansell was promoting at the time.

We came across Mansell again in early 2023, this time as owner of Text ALN. Text ALN is another collapsed MLM pyramid scheme.

Instead of fronting Paid Per Letter and disclosing his involvement, Mansell hides behind AI robodubbed marketing videos.

Paid Per Letter’s website also contains testimonials from fictitious people represented by AI-generated profile photos.

Someone else to note in the marketing video screenshot above is “inventor Lisa Kryml”.

On FaceBook Kryml cites herself as a California resident and owner and CEO of Paid Per Letter.

Not sure how both Kryml and Mansell can be Paid Per Letter CEOs but sure.

As far as I can tell Kryml doesn’t have a verifiable MLM history. She seems to be behind Paid Per Letter’s bundled course.

Finally if we look in Paid Per Letter’s website source-code, we find a reference to Web Marketing Tool.

On its website Web Marketing Tool sells membership websites for $275 and then $25 a month.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money. [Continue reading…]

TranzactCard DBOs who were duped into paying $495 are being denied refunds.

As part of TranzactCard rebooting as FinMore, DBOs were told they’d be entitled to refunds. This claim has been publicly parroted by promoters of the scheme.

While TranzactCard DBO refunds are available in some instances, unfortunately there’s a major catch. [Continue reading…]

PartyLite has announced it is “transitioning” away from its MLM model.

In its place PartyLite will sell directly to consumers, cutting their MLM distributors off from downline commissions. [Continue reading…]

Despite denials by distributors, evidence suggests FinMore is literally a copy and paste reboot of TranzactCard. [Continue reading…]

Artmind Trade fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website.

Artmind Trade’s website domain (“artmind.trade”), was registered in November 2022. The private registration was last updated on May 14th, 2023.

Artmind Trade’s official FaceBook group was created in February 2023. The company’s official Telegram group however was only created in December 2023.

On December 19th, 2023, Artmind Trade announced a pre-launch of products:

This suggests that Artmind Trade has already collapsed and been rebooted at least once.

In an attempt to appear legitimate, Artmind Trade represents it is registered as a shell company in Canada. A corporate address in Ontario is also provided.

The address corresponds to a company offering rentable office space.

It is unlikely Artmind Trade is based out of or has anything to do with Canada.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money. [Continue reading…]

Degen Protocol’s original SH33P token Ponzi scheme has collapsed. In its place Degen Protocol has rebooted with GOAT token.

Introducing the majestic GOAT Token, a true champion of the crypto wilderness, residing on the rugged terrain of Pulsechain.

If that all sounds incredibly stupid to you, it’s because it is. [Continue reading…]

Serial securities fraud recevidist Ed Zimbardi is under investigation in Georgia.

As reported by WSB-TV on February 1st; [Continue reading…]

Like every iteration before it, Richard Smith’s TranzactCard has collapsed.

Following disabling of DBO recruitment and member referral yesterday, a “FinMore” reboot was announced on a TranzactCard corporate call.

For the most part, FinMore appears to be a cosmetic rebranding with more fees. [Continue reading…]

TranzactCard has suspended recruitment of new Digital Branch Owners. I believe this also affects referral of new “retail” card members. [Continue reading…]

Thus far Mirror Trading International liquidation proceedings are seemingly unable to be anything but confusing across all aspects.

How MTI net-winner clawbacks are being handled is of course no exception. [Continue reading…]