Evolution Gifting Community: Ben Quigley continues fraud
Ben Quigley has released specifics pertaining to his new Evolution Gifting Community scam.
Rather than just admit Gifting Communities was always going to collapse and did, Quigley frames the collapse as a lesson learnt.
We got together last year and we learned a ton and we gifted out millions of dollars in not a very long time, just over six months.
Took us to about twelve million dollars gifted out.
So we learned a lot.
We are now doing things a little bit different, in a way that is gonna help everyone move along a lot faster with the gifting process.
For the most part Evolution Gifting Community carries over the same model Gifting Communities used. Gifting Communities itself being a reboot of Quigley’s original scam, Kevlar Gifting Communities.
Participants gift each other funds across $500, $1500 and $3000 tiers.
- gift $500 and when enough people have been scammed you receive $4000
- gift $1500 and when enough people have been scammed you receive $7500 plus new $3000 and $1500 tier positions
- gift $3000 and when enough people have been scammed you receive $21,000 plus a new $3000 tier position
Payments are tracked via a 2×3 matrix. Payment platforms used to participate are CashApp, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle.
One addition is a $100 membership fee, which Quigley slices off the top of gifting payments received.
Quigley is encouraging Evolution Gifting Community participants to make six gifting payments at the $500 tier. This fills six level 3 positions of a matrix.
Notably, existing Gifting Communities positions are going to be ported over to Evolution Gifting Community.
This means the scheme is already bogged down with victims. It also means any new participants are extremely unlikely to be part of the few percentage that profit.
Evolution Gifting Community has an early August launch date. Quigley is running his gifting scam through a Telegram chat group.
Participants who don’t respond to group text and Telegram chats within 4 to 24 hours risk having their gifting positions confiscated.
Update 23rd September 2021 – Ben Quigley has deleted the cited Evolution Gifting Community YouTube video.
As a result I’ve removed the previously accessible link to the video in the article.
Whether Quigley has abandoned Evolution Gifting Community is unclear.
Quigley is currently promoting iHub Global and Xifra Ponzi scheme on social media.
This twit cannot even get the compensation explanation correct in one of the videos I watched.
Here’s all you need to know: CASH GIFTING IS ILLEGAL. It makes no difference how they structure it, what they call it, or how the gifting is to be made, CASH GIFTING IS ILLEGAL in all 50 US states and all the westernized countries of the world.
At least 85% of the top positions are taken by the founders, their family members and friends. Another 5% is taken by their major promoters, which means you will never, ever recoup your “GIFT” in the program no matter what they claim. By the time you figure it out, they have shut down and moved on to their next illegal program.
So if you really want to throw your money away, by all means join this illegal program.
It’s actually the most ridiculous form of pyramid fraud, they don’t even try to hide the lack of input funds.
It just MAGICS and money multiplies because ‘universe’.
Does anyone have the video they can share a link to that the screen-shot above is from? I would like to watch the EC video…
Read the article. The video is linked.
Ruhroh, Ben Quigley is deleting Evolution Gifting Community videos.
STAY AWAY FROM BEN QUIGLEY!!!! He’s taken over $10K while I have cancer and a single mom.
He’s a massive scam artist that I can’t for the life of me figure out why he’s not in jail!!!
HES FRAUD, EVIL, DO NOT LET HIM CONVINCE YOU OF ANYTHING!!
Same old story, new scam….He uses the same speech in every scam he has run, a 4th grader could run his schemes…worth a watch!
Shame on this guy for not vetting his guest!
youtube.com/watch?v=wqTZNq3K91g
I understand why people are upset. They lost their saving hoping that it would turn into big profits in a very short span of time.
During the pandemic, many people turned to these gifting communities to stay afloat and not lose what they had worked so hard for.
When I got involved, I knew I was taking a risk and could possibly lose my original “investment” but it was clear to me that this was not an investment.
It was a gift. That was clearly stated in the signup process. You gift someone in the hopes that people would in turn gift you but there’s a chance that I may not be gifted in return.
I met Ben Quigley in this process. He thought he came up with a system that would work and everyone would be gifted if they just recycle their community money, keeping a little for themselves.
Ultimately, the community just grew too big, therefore many people never received their gifts.
I don’t see him as the scammer that people are making him out to be. I see him as a person who tried to help people but failed in his attempt.
You stole money through a gifting scam that was only ever a gifting scam.
Gifting scams guarantee the majority of participants lose money. Ben Quigley started EGC for Ben Quigley.
You didn’t help anyone by stealing from them. Own your thievery and stop trying to justify fraud.
Did you go to school as a child?
In what basic math system does 10 – 1 = 10?
keeping a little for themselves drains any system without constant input.
That means it needs to keep growing to keep paying out. That literally guarantees Ultimately, the community just grew too big, therefore many people never received their gifts.
Ben didn’t put himself on-top to get the most benefits, he’s no Knight in Shining armour.
Again
10 – 1 will never be 10 again
Go back to school so you can learn basic arithmetic,this is just a ridiculous attempt at misdirection.
I got around to watching this today. It’s for “ERC Tree”.
There is an affiliate program but as far as I can tell ERC Tree isn’t MLM.
Oh and Quigley is now going by Ben O’Quigley, which appears to be an attempt to dodge his gifting scamming.
Yes, his new company name is ERC Tree which works through some affiliate program, and not MLM. But if you watch the video its the same schtick as all of his ventures…
“I was a baseball player, went to Devry, took a job at IBM doing this thing called the Internet, and created all kinds of algorithms… blah, blah, blah” His stories are the same BS to build his credibility and they are stretch, to say the least.
Even though ERC Tree is not MLM the story is the same and would advise anyone proceeds with caution, especially since he has changed his name to Ben O’Quigley!
From late August 2020 to May the following year based almost entirely off Ben Quigley’s efforts the community raised and gifted out $6 million.
My wife my father my son and I all gifted in to the community and we’re all blessed out of the community eight times the amount that we placed in.
The real issues started as the community grew exponentially and been trying to implement at scale. His attempts to hire develop and train administration personnel did not go as planned.
At the same time Ben had brought on a partner and some of the partners’ family members believing that they had the same altruistic and noble intentions.
Sadly that was far from the case. It is the opinion of myself and many many others that this new partner and his various assorted family members saw the amount of money that could be made got greedy and that was the beginning of the end.
Gifting communities have been around for many many years. In no way are they deemed illegal however trying to build this at scale was ill advised especially when greed was the motivating factor for many on the admin team.
When the inevitable math of early scammers like you and your family stealing 8x as much from people who joined after you.
That math is unsustainable, seeing EGC collapse like any other gifting scam.
Gifting scams are illegal across the US and the rest of the world.
Back in the day the US Postal Service went after them because the pitch was mailed to unsuspecting victims. These days the FTC (rarely) goes after them for violations of the FTC Act (pyramid scheme).
So the 4 of you robbed 28 people of their money that were hoping for the same. I’d be feeling pretty shit if I were you,you are one of the worst kind of human there is – an unrepenting thief
This is how all Pyramid scams end. You continuously need more people to input – which means more people lose out
You can’t develop and out-train math
There is nothing altruistic or noble about Pyramid scams
Explain how one person can be more greedy in a system that works the same for everyone?
You invest 1x
You withdraw 8x
That’s how Ben designed the scam,everyone joining is greedy.
Airplane game scams have been around for 80 years.
They are literally illegal everywhere.
All scams end the same,I do find it hilarious that the basic math eludes you however.
Let’s see if you can keep up, I did a simple example on a similar Gifting Scam.
The reason why most gifting scams are not prosecuted is by the time the authorities finish their investigation, the scam is long gone. It has collapsed long before the investigation is half-over.
If you had bothered to do any real due diligence Joe, you would have learned that All CASH GIFTING SCAMS ARE ILLEGAL; but then you knew that when you joined. You just won’t admit you don’t give a rats arse as long as you got yours.
So much for your altruism claim. You are a crook. Sucks doesn’t it that we know who and what you are.
Please note: Ben has moved on to another scheme.
ercTree.com
I had a look into ercTree a while back. It’s an “Employee Retention Credit” scheme. Wasn’t MLM so I left it there.