Ultra Mega Cash Review: Waaay too much hype here.
Company name that sounds like it’s endorsed by the Power Rangers? Check.
Stock photo image of woman who looks like she’s about to orgasm whilst clutching a big wad of cash? Check.
Old bald guy holding a laptop?… well, ok I guess.
I know that shallow investment schemes have to some extent rely on hype to attract investors… but this it’s been a while since I’ve seen one as over the top as Ultra Mega Cash.
Read on for a full review.
The Company
Despite the stock photo smiles and wide eyes, there’s no information on the Ultra Mega Cash website about who runs or owns the opportunity.
The domain ultramegacash.com was registered on the 6th of March 2012, however the registration information is set to private.
As always, if a MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.
The Ultra Mega Cash Product Line
Ultra Mega Cash has no product or service available at a retail level. To earn any money investments need to be made and with each investment the company bundled advertising credits.
These advertising credits are able to be used on an inhouse advertising network that features on the Ultra Mega Cash website.
The Ultra Mega Cash Compensation Plan
Ultra Mega Cash guarantee their members a 5% daily ROI over 30 days (150% ROI total) with investments made in $10 lots.
Additionally the company also pays out a 10% referral commission on any money invested by members you personally recruit (level 1) and 5% on any money their recruits invest (level 2).
Joining Ultra Mega Cash
Membership to Ultra Mega Cash is free, however investments need to be made in order to earn commissions.
A member who hasn’t invested can earn but they need to recruit others who in turn then invest money.
Conclusion
Despite the hypey name and layout of the Ultra Mega Cash website, what we’re looking at here is yet another thin Ponzi scheme.
You can’t buy advertising without investing money so that pretty much negates any claim that there’s an actual product here. Let alone the fact that you can’t purchase advertising from the company.
100% of the returns paid out are from the investment of new money and once the new investments into Ultra Mega Cash stop, so will the returns.
