Beurax’s CMO Susan Pope a Russian actor from Moscow
BehindMLM can confirm the current face of Beurax, CMO Susan Pope, is a Russian actor.
We suspected as much anyway but here’s the proof…
“Susan Pope” is actually Xenia Berelet (aka Ksenia Berelet, lit: Ксения Берелет).
She’s is a twenty-eight year old actor based out of Moscow.
Berelet is a 2020 graduate of the Konstantin Raikin Graduate School of Performing Arts (VSHSI Konstantin Raikin). She can speak Russian, English and French (with a dictionary).
Before signing on as the face of a Ponzi scheme, Berelet made appearances on stage, TV and short films.
There are no uninteresting people in the world! My dream is to play a young peasant woman and mother nature.
I love the classic absurdity. I want to do a horror movie when the character is looking into the darkness (or out of it).
2020 saw Berelet mostly take on advertising roles. Here’s one of the last appearances she made.
Then came Beurax…
Berelet was hired by the scammers behind Beurax to replace the actor playing Brandon Watts.
Watts was credited as Beurax’s founder and CEO. He is also believed to be a Russian actor.
Berelet and the actor playing Watts appeared on one video together. A few weeks later all videos featuring Watts on Beurax’s YouTube channel were deleted.
Berelet, as Susan Pope, has committed herself to being the face of Beurax for about 4 months.
Beurax is a Russian Ponzi scheme that launched mid 2020. On its website Beurax falsely represents it is based out of Canberra, Australia.
At the time of publication Alexa ranks the top sources of traffic to Beurax’s website as the US, South Africa and Canada.
Both Canada and South African authorities have issued regulatory warnings against Beurax. Thus far there has been no public action from the US.
Update 1st March 2021 – Beurax CEO Brandon Watts has been outed as a Russian model.
Update 2nd March 2021 – Beurax has collapsed.
Shout out to our Russian readers, who have evidently had enough of Boris CEO scammers as much as we have.
Y’all can hide from the English-speaking world but not from your fellow countrymen.
Oh and this kills any plausible deniability on Berelet’s part: youtu.be/Ryln_VWILug?t=269
She speaks English. She knows what she’s involved in.
Being an Aussie, the instant i first viewed the companies videos, i thought what balls they had, to try and pass off obviously non Australians, as CEO’s and marketing directors. FFS
Also their Canberra address LOL
Reminded me of the Gains & Questra scams, very similar MO, With the Big recruiting bonuses, and group volume bonuses.
This is a well planned and contrived scam, anyone is this deal and promoting, it will get what they deserve. M
Public service…link to original Beurax review:
https://behindmlm.com/mlm-reviews/beurax-review-daily-returns-crypto-trading-ponzi/
[Oz: feel free to nuke if you edit it in, or if it was there and I missed it]
Of particular note is how these supposed Aussies don’t know how to pronounce “Canberra.”
Not since Ruja and her “guh-KNEE-sus block”…SMH.
Congrats! SHE DID IT!
Oz, this part of your review made my day.
made my day …….. great detective work, Oz.
Some of the big movers in Beurax come from Lyoness/Lyconet where they earned Millions.
They use as a credibility source the name of Rick Heizmann (founder of the venture fund FirstMark Capital) as being one of the big investors behind Beurax.
If that is true (maybe someone can check it out) that will ruin his reputation completely. If it isn’t, they are ruining his reputation by abusing his name.
This is yet another example of BehindMLM posting false information.
Beurax does exist in Canberra. The issued and PAID share capital is $75million.
The reason Rick Heizmann is involved is the future potential when the shares are listed in the stock market. Like it or not this company is here for the long-term.
@Laurence
I can’t take any credit. This was all a reader or reader(s) in Russia. Email I received was in Spanish.
What exactly is false about Susan Pope being an actor? You can verify the information yourself.
Australia’s borders have been closed since early 2020. Russians didn’t fly over on a plane and set up a business in Canberra mid 2020.
A shell company exists but is meaningless. Ditto any bullshit shares, it’s all bogus information filed by scammers in Russia.
Dunno who Rick Heizmann is but legitimacy via association isn’t a thing.
Beurax will be around for as long as any other Ponzi scheme, till new investment runs dry.
Holy shit she’s fit: and she gives good BTC.
@Oz
Oz, what is your email address in case I want to send you information in the future?
@Oz
Beurax Update: beurax.com/en/news/dear-customers
Here we go. No withdrawals, already placed withdrawal requests canceled. But there is also some good news – Beurax promised higher interest rate on new deposits and canceled withdrawals… as well as fatter (doubled) bonus for enrolling new victims. Great!
Susan Pope is gazing from the dark at their horrified customers. Classic absurdity.
Mission accomplished.
Damn. I was hoping to finish the Corsair Group review today.
@Javier
Contact button is on the top right of every page.
You made the Coffeezilla channel that talked about collapse of Beurax.
Aw, he didn’t use “Boris CEO”. *kicks pebbles in disappointment*
Does anyone know what Beurax is doing and have they caught the scammers?
Beurax is long gone. Assuming it’s the same group pumping out Boris CEO Ponzis, they’re still around.