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Joseph Cammarata seems to be suffering from a severe case of “I’m the center of the universe” syndrome. To that end on July 5th, Cammarata filed a pompous dummy-spit letter to the Judge hearing his case. Get your popcorn ready and prepare to read a gloriously delicious meltdown.

Former Investview CEO Joseph Cammarata was caught trying to flee the US. Consequently Cammarata has had his bond revoked and is back in prison.

Following on from the SEC subpoenaing Investview for information on their iGenius opportunity, the company has come out with new compliance documentation. There is of course no reference to iGenius’ passive returns trading bot. In fact iGenius flat out lies about the offering altogether.

Investview has disclosed it was subpoenaed by the SEC on November 9th, 2021. The subpoena sought production of documents, which Investview believes pertains to potential iGenius securities fraud violations.

Investview CEO Joseph Cammarata has been arrested on recovery scam fraud charges. The SEC has also filed parallel civil proceedings against Cammarata and two co-conspirators.

The FTC has issued at least 379 MLM companies with deceptive and/or unfair conduct notices. This was announced by the FTC on October 26th. If it slipped under your radar, you’re not alone. I learned of the FTC’s announcement via a tip sent in by a reader. At first I thought there was some funny [Continue reading…]

Coincidence or not I have no idea but less than 24 hours after we called them out on it, Investview disclosed iGenius in new SEC filings. Well, sort of.

Likely emboldened by the SEC’s lack of action for years, Investview has rebooted Kuvera Global as iGenius. At the time of publication Kuvera Global’s former website domain now redirects to iGenius. iGenius is headed up by Chad Garner. Garner (right) has been with Investview since the Wealth Generators days. Wealth Generators saw Investview combine investment [Continue reading…]

Rather than take responsibility for investor losses, Kuvera Global has palmed them off to Westmyn. Westmyn in turn is tied to the recently busted BitClub Network Ponzi scheme. And linking all of this together is Travis Bott.

In our Apex review published yesterday, I asked what would happen if bitcoin mining wasn’t enough to pay affiliates their guaranteed $500 a month ROI. If Apex and all the companies attached to it don’t cover their costs and generate $500 to pay out on each unit, what then? Ironically, a lawsuit filed by a [Continue reading…]