Noble 8 Revolution affiliates stiffed out of Noble 7 refunds
After the Waszupp Global Ponzi collapsed, Global Directors Blaine Williams and Mark Campese hitched their wagons to the Noble 7 Crowdfunding.
Officially Williams and Campese didn’t run Noble 7 but they were heavily involved in day to day management as Field Chairmen.
Noble 7 Crowdfunding was a short-lived and collapsed within a month.
But not before stiffing a bunch of affiliates who followed Williams and Campese out of $50 a pop.
In an attempt to lure victims over to their Noble 8 Revolution reload scam, Williams, Campese and former Noble 7 Crowdfunding President Jim Anderson dangled the prospect of $50 refunds.
This was supposed to happen through the “resolving of several issues” between Williams, Campese, Anderson and Noble 7 Crowdfunding.
For anyone who’s completed elementary school, the math problem behind Noble 7 Revolution’s refunds should be obvious:
Matrix cycler Ponzi schemes are zero sum equations.
You invest your money and scammers higher up than you in the matrix, such as Williams, Campese and Anderson steal your money.
Without new people signing up and investing after you, you’re screwed.
Despite this reality, Noble 8 Revolution continue to pretend $50 refunds were actually a viable prospect.
After many weeks of working to resolve several issues, there is a Confidential Settlement Agreement in place with Noble 7 Impact Network.
A settlement agreement between scammers you say? Go onnnnnn…
This agreement has not resulted in Noble 8 Revolution receiving any funds associated with the $50 paid to N7IN by its customers.
Of course it hasn’t, because that money has already found its way into the pockets of Williams, Campese and Anderson.
The refunds Noble 8 Revolution touted would effectively require clawbacks from Noble 7 Crowdfunding’s top earners.
For what should be obvious reasons, that’s not on the table.
Instead Noble 8 Revolution affiliates, some of whom lost money in both Waszupp Global and Noble 7 Crowdfunding, are now hit with the reality that unless they buy in, there’s no new money to be paid out.
As we move forward together with the Noble 8 Revolution digital platform, please be prepared to make your initial purchase of $25…
…We sincerely appreciate your loyalty and commitment to continue with Noble 8 Revolution as well as your understanding concerning the issues we have encountered.
As with Waszupp Global and Noble 7 Crowdfunding, those at the top of the company-wide matrix wind up with most of the money.
In Noble 8 Revolution there’s nobody higher than Blaine Williams, Mark Campese and Jim Anderson.
Fall for the same cycler Ponzi scam for a third time or accept you’ve been conned and move on?
Seems like an easy decision to me.
I’m gambling $25 bucks to see what happens but no more than that. My only concern will be my credibility
$25 seems an awfully low amount to stake your credibility on. Can’t have been worth much to begin with?
Noble8 meeting in Atl. This week. We ve been on Saturday prayer calls. Many lives changed. This is the real deal.
JUDGE NOT LEST YOU BE JUDGMENT.
So, be honest… how much money have you lost chasing the Noble 8 Ponzi cycler dream?
Those religious rah rah calls turned out to be mighty expensive hey.
NOBLE 8 REVOLUTION: Seriously,, you have Mr. Bend Me “Blaine” and Mr. Over “Mark”, that your required to wear “Knee Pads” for every Prayer session as they methodically suck money out of your Pocket into there’s.
They started this fraudualent journey over a year ago first with Wazzup, then Noble 7 and the current Noble 8.
Under Noble 8, they have been through four IT groups since November 2017, still to this date, members cannot see a true matrix or other vital details in the back office and have yet to collect one dime of commissions.
As the two fraudsters at large “Blaine and Mark” continuously claim, commissions will he paid out soon! DONT BELIEVE IT FOR ONE SECOND! These are professional scam artist that use religion and MLM to get you to feel like they genuinely care about you and your family, and on the back side, stealing you blind.
See attached link that provides more on these scam artists:
https://behindmlm.com/companies/noble-8-funds-used-to-pay-for-blaine-williams-cancer-treatment/
My friends and I were scammed by Noble 7, we were promised refunds after they claimed their system crashed right after Noble 7 launch.
They claimed we would be refunded but never provided names or contact information on how. The conference calls were no longer a thing and they basically lost contact with us after encouraging us to join their new company (I think called Noble 8), we didn’t.
Upon realizing we were scammed, we didn’t know what to do, who to report them to, what regulatory authority to call (we are not from America).
We left warnings in the comments section of yoututbe videos that promoted Noble 7 or 8. It sound silly but that’s all we could do.
Note: They requested that the one time payment of entry (to join) be paid to them in bitcoins, years later bitcoin blew up SMH
Thanks for highlighting what they did, you are saving people, info like this wasn’t available when i joined in 2017; it still urks me.
Sorry to hear about what happened Sigh.
For future reference, investment fraud can be reported to the FTC/SEC in the US.
Noble 7 was a pyamid scheme IIRC so that’d be the FTC. You don’t need to be a US resident to file a Complaint.
It’s been years now but you can still file a Complaint – and it’ll be more impactful as a victim. If enough of you do it’s never too late.
Thanks Oz, what’s the web link for SEC and FTC You mind sharing it?
sec.gov and ftc.gov