Crowd1 @ BehindMLM

It’s no secret that Crowd1 has all but collapsed. ROI withdrawals collapsed almost two years ago. Recruitment kept Crowd1 going, but that’s devolved into Russians and Ukrainians scamming eachother. Outside of eastern Europe, Crowd1 is dead. Crowd1’s collapse has prompted executives and top promoters to abandon ship. A week ago BehindMLM documented the departure of [Continue reading…]

In a communication to his downline, top promoter George van Wijk has claimed Crowd1 is “unfair and unsafe”.

Back in July 2020 Mark Seyforth hitched his company LifeTRNDS to Crowd1. Crowd1 is a Dubai-based Ponzi scheme run by Swedish national Jonas Werner. Seyforth getting into bed with Crowd1 was a mutually beneficial arrangement; Crowd1 crowed about having products, Seyforth received a cut of money stolen through the Ponzi. As of mid 2021, Seyforth [Continue reading…]

Nineteen Decentra promoters have been arrested in the Philippines. The arrests preceded a securities fraud warning issued against the Ponzi scheme on June 13th.

As has been made painfully obvious over the past few weeks, there’s only one reason an MLM Ponzi scheme stops paying out. This can manifest itself first with withdrawal delays, but that’s not always the case. Crowd1 is one MLM Ponzi that’s first ran into withdrawal delays in 2020. Apparently the problem has gotten so [Continue reading…]

The Philippine SEC has issued a press-release reminding consumers that the Crowd1 Ponzi scheme remains banned across the country.

With its Digital Partners Network Ponzi in tatters, Crowd1 has revealed its next Ponzi play: Metaversy. Metaversy is a new blockchain based trading game where you as a player can trade virtual shares in companies which only exist in the Metaverse! This will be the most revolutionary game you’ll ever play! At the cutting edge [Continue reading…]

Two Crowd1 promoters in India’s south-west have been arrested. Authorities in Kerala allege suspects “Joshy” and “Berson” stole over ten million rupees (~$130,000 USD).

Crowd1 has “purchased” Miggster off Ponzi collaborator Emerge Gaming. As per an agreement reached in early March, Nibiru e-Gaming AB will acquire Miggster for $5 million AUD (~$3.75 million USD).

OnPassive and Crowd1 have been declared pyramid schemes by Bhutan’s Office of Consumer Protection. The OCP is part of Bhutan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs and is “mandated to promote and protect economic interest and safety of the consumers”. As per the OCP’s OnPassive and Crowd1 warning;