Pawel Wojnicz outed as Vexa Global Ponzi owner?
In our Vexa Global review published a few months back, we noted identification of company ownership was inconclusive.
Now, via a recently emerged paper trail, it appears a serial-scammer from Poland might be behind the scheme.
Vexa Global is your typical MLM crypto Ponzi scheme.
Vexa Global affiliates invest up to $100,000 on the promise of advertised 180% returns. The MLM side of the business pays commissions on recruitment of new affiliate investors.
In our research into who’s behind Vexa Global, we dismissed the company’s claim it was founded by Ernest Bogdanov.
But while Bogdanov might very well not exist, he does lead us to another individual.
Vexa Global states Ernest Bogdanov runs the company through Global Partner LLC, a Delaware corporation.
Global Partner LLC is an actual incorporation dating back to 2015 as claimed, however we believe it is a purchased company.
On July 17th 2019, Vexa Global Is A Scam LLC was incorporated in Delaware.
That’s not a typo, it’s the actual name of the company. You can look it up yourself through file number 7520112.
In addition to both incorporation being tied to Vexa Global by name, they both share the same Valig Group agent registration.
According to a “Statement of Organizer” filed on July 19th, Ernest Bogdanov is behind Vexa Global Is A Scam LLC.
Note the Warszawa, Poland address used.
Polish incorporation records reveal this same address was used by Pawel Wojnicz to incorporate “BizMedia Paweł Wojnicz”
Or at least it was. A few days ago Wojnicz appears to have changed the incorporation address in an attempt to hide the link:
As above, on August 19th Wojnicz changed BizMedia Pawel Wojnicz’s incorporation street address to “No. 35, location 1”.
It’s the first and only change to the incorporation Wojnicz has made in three years.
Our conclusion from all of this? Ernest Bogdanov is an alias used by Pawel Wojnicz and Wojnicz owns Vexa Global.
So who is Pawel Wojnicz?
Turns out he’s a serial promoter of Ponzi schemes in Poland because… well, of course he is.
Wojnicz appears to have made a name for himself scamming people through FutureNet.
More recently, Wojnicz been promoting the Exp Asset Ponzi scheme.
Ironically and/or intentionally, Exp Asset owner Patryk Krupinski claimed Piotr Badynski was behind Vexa Global.
Krupinski claimed to have arrived at this conclusion after Badynski allegedly blackmailed him, and he cross-referenced email address in Exp Asset’s database.
In any event, fun fact: Exp Asset confirmed its collapse less than 24 hours ago.
According to a screenshot posted by Wojnicz to his FutureNet profile, he’s managed to screw Exp Asset investors out of almost $1.2 million dollars:
Note however that that was eight months ago.
How much more Wojnicz (right) has been able to steal since then is unclear, but it was evidently enough to bankroll Vexa Global.
Alexa traffic estimates for Vexa Global’s website suggest Wojnicz is primarily targeting investors in India (34%). The company is scheduled to launch its own ICO exit-scam later this year.
When he’s not busy scamming people out of their money through Ponzi schemes, Pawel Wojnicz can be found flaunting his ill-gotten gains on Instagram.
Update 11th November 2022 – Following the arrest of FutureNet co-founder Roman Ziemian, Pawel Wojnicz has marked his Instagram account private.
This article originally contained a link to Wojnicz’s account, which I’ve now removed.
Hey,
Thank you for the article about me. However, you got some bad information from someone or someone paid you for this miserable publication.
Vexa Global Is A Scam LLC was register by CEO of Exp Asset and it’s already confirmed by police in USA. The case was reported to law enforcement authorities.
After reporting the case to the Polish police, I received information about changing my company’s address for my own safety as Patryk published this information everywhere.
If you followed my profile for years you would know that working with me, nobody has ever lost. I stopped promoting Futurenet over 2 years ago and told everyone to withdraw money it was in 2017.
I was also the first person to inform everyone about withdrawing money in April 2019 from Exp Asset, because I could not receive any confirmation of trading from Patryk Krupiniski for several months.
I thought that such a “respected” portal as behindmlm would verify the information. If you want to write to me by email, which is in contact here and will send you legal documentation in connection with this matter.
Looks like Patryk Krupiński paid you a lot of money for this article and in addition he gave you false documents.
Just think twice:
– Paul was the first person who informed people about problems in EXP ASSET in early 2019 and told people to withdraw all money ASAP
– After that Patryk Krupiński blackmail him many times
– 6 weeks ago Krupiński wrote to all people that he opened company name Vexa Global is a SCAM using address of Paul company in Poland
– 2 weeks ago Patryk Krupiński along with a man from mafia in a shopping center beat Paul
Think before you publish this shit and you can ruin someones life.
Who would open company with a name that is a scam if he will be owner of it? Nobody.
I think it’s the worst article ever on behindmlm.
Of course Pawel Wojnicz is behind Vexa Global.
He has the top position and he doesn’t care about people.
He started mlm many years ago but he’s been promoting companies by his name since exp. Before that he created a fake profile Piotr Walczak, where he posted fake results.
‘Walczak’ was involved in companies like beonpush or Futurenet.
@Pawel
Prove it.
Prove it.
Prove it.
Ponzi math is zero sum. Every dollar you’ve made in the various Ponzi schemes you’ve promoted has been stolen from other investors.
That doesn’t change the fact that Exp Asset is a Ponzi scheme you promoted and publicly boast about having stolen $1.18 million dollars through.
We did. As stated, feel free to provide evidence of your claims.
@Monic
Prove it.
Prove it.
Prove it.
Ponzi scammers ruin their own lives by participating in scams they steal other people’s money through. All we do is shed light on it.
If he will be the owner of Vexa he will never open company named „Vexa Global is a scam”.
This company was opened by Mr. Patryk Krupinski and he share this documents with Paul address on his own Facebook. Such a stupid manipulation.
Prove it.
lol. wow these scammers are really taking a hit already to have to run here and cry so fast.
As always, if it wasn’t a scam, you wouldn’t need to come here to defend it. Especially this fast.
Bit of pot calling the kettle there don’t you think Ari Maccabi? (Ozedit: snip, see below)
You might not like Ari and/or disagree with his business practices but he’s free to post on topic, same as anyone else.
First off as Oz will tell you, this is Ari Maccabi. Ask him. He has blocked me many times from commenting.
Whoever is using the name Ari Maccabi is a fraud. That is not me. Check the IP Oz and tell us where that person is.
Can confirm.
Pawel Wojnicz has been in touch via email. He’s been given two opportunities to provide written evidence to back up any of his claims and has refused to do so.
I’m leaving it there as I can’t give the benefit of the doubt to serial scammers who promote Ponzi schemes.
One thing Wojnicz did provide is an email, purportedly from Valis International, stating the Vexa Global Is A Scam LLC incorporation is fraudulent.
I’ve queried why, if that’s the case, the LLC hasn’t been pulled yet.
I also asked Wojnicz whether he is involved in Vexa Global. He didn’t answer.
edit: Wognicz didn’t reply to my question about why the LLC hasn’t been pulled yet, instead he threatened BehindMLM with legal action.
Business practices? Just lol.
Whatever you want to call them. You know what I mean.
I do mate and have no problem where he comments. My worry is the playing of both sides to enhance the reputation of a well known promoter of scams.
It’s totally waste of time talking with you if you can’t even show 1 proof that I’m owner of Vexa Global.
As I wrote to you in email Vexa Global that owner of Vexa Global is a company Global Partner LLC. opened in 2015 (all you can check online)
I send you already proof from Valis International and as well post who posted this document.
ONLY OWNER CAN POST DOCUMENT – and you already know who is owner of this “Vexa Global is a SCAM”, but you don’t want to post it as well.
I also would like to pay you for ticket to Poland to check all evidence direct in police station with me and my lawyers you don’t want to. I can also come to Taiwan to meet with you and you also reply no 🙂
The article is presented as a question. Documented supporting evidence is provided. To date you have failed to provide any conclusive evidence to the contrary.
1. If you’re not the owner of Vexa Global, then who is?
2. Anyone can buy a bullshit shell company that was incorporated a few years ago. Some companies’ business models even cater to to this.
I acknowledged the email in the comments above. I asked why the LLC hasn’t been pulled yet and you didn’t reply.
This is the third opportunity you’ve been given to provide documented written evidence to back up your claims in comment #1. Once again you have failed to do so.
Finally I didn’t refuse your “drop everything I am the center of the universe” demands, I ignored them.
If you’re representing you can provide written evidence in person, you can do so electronically.
I haven’t seen him doing that here. Granted the original “Ari” wasn’t him (I didn’t check until he asked).
Owner of Vexa Global is well known…you can meet also with him: Thomas Alvec.
Just make a research…it’s very easy to make that kind of article about everyone.
(Ozedit: derails removed)
If it’s so well known why isn’t the information provided on Vexa Global’s website?
Oh hell no.
Thomas Alvec is one of those Euro scammer actors in a rented office. Nothing on him outside of Vexa Global.
Who’s really running Vexa Global Pawel?
Because you do not want to publish evidence and accept selected comments, I will not discuss with you. (Ozedit: dummy spit removed)
And there you have it ladies and gentlemen. Pawel Wojnicz.
Oh and for the record, Wojnicz didn’t send any evidence other than the questioned Valis International email I questioned in #14.
Naturally I have no idea what “evidence” he’s talking about.
Some actor in a suit is apparently running Vexa Global, and Wojnicz is reluctant to provide specifics when pushed. Make of that what you will.
@Paul, Can you provide proof of trading. I asked you in exp asset and you could not, and that is why you left Exp Asset.
Can you provide for VEXA? Or will you leave them in a few months time because they probably can not supply you? I would not join it anyway, but hey proof is in the pudding!!
Paul WAS a good leader till the time he found its better to create an own company…
He was running fake profiles like Piotr Walczak or Marek Nawrot. Right now there are still fake profiles Madzia Loska and or Chris Garet.
He’s a master of doing fake results – he did it for Beonpush and Futurenet. Right now he doesn’t have to because he has the first position in VEXA.
Piotr Badynski is also co-founder. There’s NO Ernest Bogdanov.
Write an email to the “ceo” – Thomas Alvec – if he responds, you’ll find there’s russian email! Thomas is an actor, the office is rented, atm can buy everyone.
We guess Paul has around $5,000,000 turnover – he just stolen leaders and put on both lines.
He doesn’t care about people. He wants only money. $5,000,000 means if they close Vexa – this money stays with him! He’s still a stupid child and scammer.
Paul is selfish child. He wants to make money from others investments. I’ve been following him for a long time but never cooperate together. H
e bought followers on Instagram just for what? To be popular?
He had fake Facebook profiles, he created Vexa – scam. That’s enough for being popular as a scammer!
Scammer.
Be aware it’s not only Paul Wojnicz. There are a lot of scammers around him – Piotr Badyński, Oleksandr Orlovskyi, Krystian Kriss Piotrowicz.
They jump from one project to another and they steal people’s money. Scammers.
Wojnicz has started another scam. He’ll share more info soon. Vexa 2.0 is coming.
But but but what happened to the original Vexa Global? Didn’t even last a year.
Did they even get around to launching their first token in Dec 2019?
Vexa is history. A lot of people have lost money and Paul doesn’t care about it. He is promoting another scam now.
I will contact the SEC and report against him.
Paul is promoting Market Peak now. People don’t want to cooperate with him because he’s a simple scammer.
He always photoshops his screens with results. Only EXP was real. Watch out of him peeps.
Exp Asset was just as much as a Ponzi scheme as the rest.
He’s started his book promotion. When will people or police catch him? he needs to give money back from vexa!!
The site is already gone. According to many sources, he stole over 10 millions from China.
I also noticed Paul just got a new Lambo with his stolen money.
Wojnicz is a peace of shit pretending to be a good guy, giving money to charity… He wrote book but there’s nothing about scamming people in Asia and other countries!
Don’t worry folks karma will get him sooner or later! If I’ll see him I’ll slap him in that ugly ass face.
Hi, ladies and gentlemen. Today I’ve witnessed a crazy revelation. I am a writer and Wojnicz asked me to write an article about his unfortunate trip.
I bought his book due to curiosity. Since I am a writer he naively sent me a link to his website.
I was thinking how in the hell a 25 year old or smth individual made $5m living in Poland all while traveling the world. I mean, that’s about $3k per day for 5 years.
Now what he proposes in his book is typical MLM brainwashing strategy. On top of that he’s making up fake scenarios in the past where he barely gets by.
1. Allegedly his apartment was set on fire by colleagues of angry apartment landlady herself. What???
2. He mentions some famous Polish internet marketers as people involved in grand MLM schemes who recruited him in the past.
Guess what? They’ve never been into any kind of MLM!
3. He traveled to Shanghai to his internet colleague who used to make $100k per month and couldn’t setup GAds, so he asked Pawel to help him.
You don’t trust a broke kid from Poland to do million dollar campaign for you. Again, what???
Then it’s all followed by a chit chat about self-development, insane motivation, having real reason to pursue reams and neurolinguistics programming.
And absolute 0 facts, statistics. Just pure rehashed garbage you’d find in 2 minutes of search while eating candy.
This got me extra confused and it feels so stupid to realize that. This person deserves a lifetime of my hate for bringing such a fake fairytale into my day.
The sheer amount of lies makes me wanna rewrite this whole book online and make the worst possible press for that individual.
He’s not talking how bad MLM can get. He just mentions it here and there, then says he’s doing well with it since years.
Now classical manipulative trick is to hide facts behind a fat wall of “good things” like helping children in Africa, being passionate etc.
He also invites his fellow readers to do a bunch of mental tasks. Why? So they’re busy thinking and doing anything but questioning whatever they’ve read.
What would you think after reading about making $3k per day just working? The only way forward is to contact him and ask for promotional methods plus those MLM programs.
It’s almost too simple to do it. It’s automatic action when you envision your bank account. And it’s triggered constantly for the length of (fake) 230 pages.
It’s actually 40 – 50 pages of text and most of that is just distraction. This is a trick to increase sales.
The book is worthless, so he proposes to hand it off to someone else for free, so it spreads the word further and the ponzi scheme goes all around the world!
All his reviews are fake. All his followers are fake. None of this is real.
As someone has said, it’s a classic sociopath.
That and “when you’ve stolen enough money to attempt to rewrite your past”.
Article updated to note Wojnicz marked his Instagram account private.
…and Pawel is baaaa-aaack!
That’s right – you all predicted it and now it can be reported that Pawel Wojnicz has moved his scamming ways to the AirBnB platform.
After investing his ill-gotten gains in real estate properties in Florida in 2021 he’s now scamming his AirBnB guests and AirBnB itself to pay for “damage” and “extra cleaning”. Hey, it’s not millions but… Pawel does what he can, to scam who he can, whenever he can. Perhaps when the bottom fell out on crypto he’s now resorted to nickel and dime scams? Sad!
In any case, I’m grateful to behindMLM for keeping this article up so his victims can at least find out his sordid past and understand why an apparently normal AirBnB host is suddenly charging them for things they didn’t do.
…and don’t worry Oz. I can “prove it”. Unlike Pawel. 😉